Tomco Energy Share Discussion Threads

[wild_goose] 28/2/2012 21:19

Yaris,

Can you tell mme who the lying towered are, fore warned is fore armmed.

I can see already, I amm going to like you.

[wild_goose] 28/2/2012 21:16

Bit new to this share.

I have been told they have a $2 million loan.

Can anyone say where this money Combes from.

Word on the street is there is Jewish money and interest.

However, could also South African or Russian.

[yarisverso] 28/2/2012 20:51

Thanks Wild Goose, you are not the first. At least you have the decency to admit a mistake as opposed to the other lying tozzers on her.

[darncee] 28/2/2012 20:40

No worries wild goose. Take a look at oil shale instead. Also check out Redleaf Resources process. It's genius!

[darncee] 28/2/2012 20:23

Wildgoose,

No shale oil or fraccing here

[darncee] 28/2/2012 20:20

I have never heard such blatant disinformation! I have spoken to Komlosy myself about this and he said that the BLM ruling will have no bearing on Tomcos school leases. Utterly obtuse!!

[wild_goose] 28/2/2012 20:17

How's it going gang.

Word on the street is that the share price is very low, given the future potential.

Shale oil,

Does it work.

I get the impression that the pressures needed, to do the fracture, are too large.

At present, they are using up to 4 pumping units, it does not do it.

Not saying it won't work, we need higher pressures.

This may not be available from mobil units, ie trucks, may need a static pump on site.

[fumanchuchu] 28/2/2012 20:08

It applies to ALL land. Stop lying.

[darncee] 28/2/2012 19:54

Fumanchuchu has tumbleweed for brains

[yarisverso] 28/2/2012 19:50

Another stupid post from FMCC. Why bother posting when you haven't a clue what you are talking about? The BLM has no jurisdiction over private land. Otherwise they would have jurisdiction over the WHOLE of the USA. BLM land is land that no one else wants. Please, don't expose yourself to more ridicule. The BLM is reducing the land it has jurisdiction over and open for oil shale development by 75%. Therefore 25% is still open for development. Go away ignoramus, you put your foot in it every time you post. Do you understand the difference between freehold and leasehold? Look at it like that, dear boy.

[fumanchuchu] 28/2/2012 18:31

Laws apply to everyone - private as well as public. It matters diddly whether the land is in private or public hands. Environmental as well as other laws are applicable to one and all. Think about it (if you are capable)... if doing work on private land meant you are above the law that would mean every company in every industry would have free reign to do whatever they wished on that private land.

[fumanchuchu] 28/2/2012 17:33

oh dear... from the above linked article

The announcement comes as the Interior Department is considering reducing the area where oil shale research could be conducted in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. A decision is expected by the end of the year.

[fumanchuchu] 28/2/2012 16:39

ALL posters should take note of the following posts :



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[fumanchuchu] 28/2/2012 16:38

Touched a raw nerve there.. wonder why ?

[yarisverso] 28/2/2012 15:13

riverdiver - I was letting him off lightly!