Oil is not a fossil fuel

📺 This episode was recorded in 2022.Jerome Corsi is an American author and political commentator known for his 'controversial' books and commentary on topics like politics, energy, globalism and, in this instance, oil.More specifically, that oil is not a fossil fuel.Jerome argues that oil is an abiotic substance continuously produced deep within the Earth's mantle through chemical reactions.His view is echoed by many scientists, engineers, and others.The common understanding of a fossil fuel is that it is a natural fuel, such as coal, oil, or natural gas, formed over millions of years from the remains of ancient plants and animals.Which is nonsense.📺 Watch video episode

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