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To: neolib who wrote (93535)	11/11/2007 6:56:06 PM
From: GraceZ	Respond to of 306849

I was hoping you could provide some proof of the above claim. There is none that I can find. Absolutely no one has an interest in proving it, especially the Russians, who are enjoying the wind fall high oil prices. No commodity producer wants to prove that the commodity they are selling is anything but precious and in short supply. It suits everyone's agenda to think of oil as a finite commodity that will run out within our lifetimes. I suppose maybe the jailed ex-ceo of Yukos might have an interest in proving their success. He was about to make a big deal with a western oil company to sell off a large part of Yukos before Putin took him out. It was a union that would have resulted in the kind of technology transfer that I alluded to in the original post.