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Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - chairman - 07-25-2017 “Payara-2 confirms the second giant field discovered in Guyana,” said Steve Greenlee, president of ExxonMobil Exploration Company. “Payara, Liza and the adjacent satellite discoveries at Snoek and Liza Deep will provide the foundation for world class oil developments and deliver substantial benefits to Guyana. We are committed to continue to evaluate the full potential of the Stabroek Block.” Re: Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - chairman - 07-25-2017 Guyana bringing total discovery to 500 Million barrels Re: Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - chairman - 07-26-2017 tillerson out as secretary of state Re: Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - TRINIDADDY - 07-26-2017 This is Trini oil. Any attempts by Guyana to steal our resources will be met by swift justice by the Trinidad and Tobago Navy and...well, we don't have a navy. But we can stand on the south coast and pelt glass bottles real far. Re: Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - chairman - 07-26-2017 [quote author=TRINIDADDY link=topic=110620.msg743531#msg743531 date=1501075467] This is Trini oil. Any attempts by Guyana to steal our resources will be met by swift justice by the Trinidad and Tobago Navy and...well, we don't have a navy. But we can stand on the south coast and pelt glass bottles real far. [/quote] empty rum bottles Re: Exxon Mobil discovers more oil offshore Guyana - chairman - 07-27-2017 The priority of this U.S. oil company to topple Venezuela is geopolitical and geo-economic, as a fundamental pillar of a new political, economic and financial configuration of the continent (with Russia and China as alternative strategic partners), which poses a threat to the strategic advantages and the almost absolute control of the energy resources of the region that these corporations boasted throughout the 20th century. Securing that source of supply not only enabled it to carry out its arms race and military campaigns in the Middle East, but to maintain a global superpower status which is challenged today by emerging rivals.