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Life After the Oil Crash
Civilization as we know it is coming to an end soon. This is not the
wacky proclamation of a doomsday cult, apocalypse bible prophecy sect, or
conspiracy theory society. Rather, it is the scientific conclusion of the best
paid, most widely respected geologists,1 physicists,2 and investment bankers
in the world. These are rational, professional, conservative individuals who
are absolutely terrified by a phenomenon known as global “Peak Oil.”
The ramifications of Peak Oil are so serious, one of George W. Bush’s
energy advisors, billionaire investment banker Matthew Simmons, has
acknowledged, “The situation is desperate. This is the world’s biggest serious
question,” while comparing the crisis to the perfect storm: “If you read The
Perfect Storm, where a freak storm materializes out of the convergence of
three weather systems, our energy crisis results from the same phenomenon.”
In May 2001, George W. Bush himself went on the record as saying,
“What people need to hear loud and clear is that we’re running out of energy
in America.” In October 2003, Bush’s nemesis Michael Moore released the
book, Dude, Where’s My Country? Chapter three of the book, “Oil’s Well that
Ends Well,” was dedicated to the coming post-oil die-off.
If you’re like 99 percent of the people reading this letter, you had never
heard of the term “Peak Oil” until today. I had not heard of the term until a
year ago. Since learning about Peak Oil, I’ve had my view of the world, and
basic assumptions about my own individual future, turned completely upsidedown.
A little about myself: In November 2003, I was a 25-year-old law school
graduate who found out he had just passed the California Bar Exam. I was
excited about a potentially long and prosperous career in the legal profession,
getting married, having kids, contributing to my community, and living the
“American Dream.” Since learning about Peak Oil, those dreams have been
radically altered.
I must warn you, the information contained in this book is not for the
faint of heart or the easily disturbed. Whether you’re 25 or 75, an attorney or
an auto mechanic, what you are about to read will likely shake the foundations
of your life.
Sincerely,
Matt Savinar
CLICK HERE to read (pdf file)
wacky proclamation of a doomsday cult, apocalypse bible prophecy sect, or
conspiracy theory society. Rather, it is the scientific conclusion of the best
paid, most widely respected geologists,1 physicists,2 and investment bankers
in the world. These are rational, professional, conservative individuals who
are absolutely terrified by a phenomenon known as global “Peak Oil.”
The ramifications of Peak Oil are so serious, one of George W. Bush’s
energy advisors, billionaire investment banker Matthew Simmons, has
acknowledged, “The situation is desperate. This is the world’s biggest serious
question,” while comparing the crisis to the perfect storm: “If you read The
Perfect Storm, where a freak storm materializes out of the convergence of
three weather systems, our energy crisis results from the same phenomenon.”
In May 2001, George W. Bush himself went on the record as saying,
“What people need to hear loud and clear is that we’re running out of energy
in America.” In October 2003, Bush’s nemesis Michael Moore released the
book, Dude, Where’s My Country? Chapter three of the book, “Oil’s Well that
Ends Well,” was dedicated to the coming post-oil die-off.
If you’re like 99 percent of the people reading this letter, you had never
heard of the term “Peak Oil” until today. I had not heard of the term until a
year ago. Since learning about Peak Oil, I’ve had my view of the world, and
basic assumptions about my own individual future, turned completely upsidedown.
A little about myself: In November 2003, I was a 25-year-old law school
graduate who found out he had just passed the California Bar Exam. I was
excited about a potentially long and prosperous career in the legal profession,
getting married, having kids, contributing to my community, and living the
“American Dream.” Since learning about Peak Oil, those dreams have been
radically altered.
I must warn you, the information contained in this book is not for the
faint of heart or the easily disturbed. Whether you’re 25 or 75, an attorney or
an auto mechanic, what you are about to read will likely shake the foundations
of your life.
Sincerely,
Matt Savinar
CLICK HERE to read (pdf file)
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