Monday, October 05, 2009


Glasgow. This image was originally posted to Flickr by griff le riff at

1. Who benefits from Iraq's oil?

Not the average Iraqi.

2. Who benefits from Norway's oil?

The average Norwegian.

"Norway's consistently high rating for desirable living standards, is, in large part, the result of the discovery of offshore oil and gas deposits in the late 1960s." (Norway is 'the best place to live')

3. Who benefits from Scotland's oil?







The Scottish National Party's Brian Adam commented:



"Scotland’s oil industry has a positive future.


False flag operation in Glasgow?

Who is going to get Scotland's oil?

The BBC tells us about
War games over a territory dispute

"The scenario involves three nations fighting over disputed territory.

"State-sponsored terrorism will also be introduced to the exercise, along with a period of built-up tension, followed by simulated war fighting and open hostilities."

subrosa-blonde.blogspot/ reminds us that Scotland's Oil Isn't Running Out

(Credit to Jeanne Tomlin for her astute observation.)

Subrosa writes:

How often do we hear the Westminster government saying oil is running out in the waters round our shores?

It's an argument used by the UK government to persuade Scots that their 'pot of liquid gold' will soon be no longer.

Therefore, it's little wonder this story hasn't received a mention in the Scottish or English dead tree press or from TV or radio broadcasters.

Faroe Petroleum, the independent oil and gas company focusing principally on exploration, appraisal and undeveloped field opportunities in the Atlantic margin, the North Sea and Norway, is pleased to announce the results of the side track appraisal well on the recent Glenlivet gas discovery, West of Shetland.




Graham Stewart, CE of Faroe Petroleum commented:

The Glenlivet well is the first of a firm five-well Atlantic Margin exploration drilling programme which Faroe is undertaking over the coming months.

On Tuesday 29 September, Faroe announced the spud of the second well in the programme, operated by OMV, which will test the Tornado oil prospect, located close to BP's producing Schiehallion field.



Longannet plant loses out on £160m carbon capture fund

1 comment:

scunnert said...

The maister says it's no gonnae happen - so ye can stap yer spekulatin and agitatin.

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