When discussing the future of the oil and gas industry beyond 2024, it is important to consider the unscientific use of the propaganda term "pollutant" when referring to CO2 gas. While people often label CO2 as a "Greenhouse Gas", it's important to remember that CO2 is necessary for all plant life, and mammals exhale CO2 as a natural bodily function. Therefore, labeling CO2 as a pollutant is wrong. Do Not Comply if necessary, California government officials should be informed of these facts.
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When considering the future of the oil and gas industry beyond 2024, it is crucial to address the often-misguided use of the term "pollutant" in reference to carbon dioxide (CO2). While CO2 is frequently categorized as a "greenhouse gas," this label can be misleading without proper context. CO2 plays a vital role in the Earth's ecosystems; it is essential for the process of photosynthesis, where plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, thereby sustaining plant life and, by extension, animal life, including humans.
Moreover, CO2 is a natural byproduct of
Moreover, CO2 is a natural byproduct of respiration in mammals. Every time we exhale, we release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, underscoring its inherent role in the respiratory cycle. Thus, describing CO2 simply as a pollutant overlooks its fundamental contributions to life on Earth.
As we engage in discussions about environmental policies and regulations, particularly in regions like California, it is imperative to present these facts to government officials and policymakers. An informed dialogue that recognizes the importance of CO2 can lead to a more balanced understanding of its role in both natural processes and the broader context of climate science. Advocating for a nuanced perspective on CO2 is essential to avoid oversimplification and to promote responsible energy practices that ensure both environmental sustainability and economic viability.
When considering the future of the oil and gas industry beyond 2024, it is crucial to address the often-misguided use of the term "pollutant" in reference to carbon dioxide (CO2). While CO2 is frequently categorized as a "greenhouse gas," this label can be misleading without proper context. CO2 plays a vital role in the Earth's ecosystems; it is essential for the process of photosynthesis, where plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, thereby sustaining plant life and, by extension, animal life, including humans. Moreover, CO2 is a natural byproduct of Moreover, CO2 is a natural byproduct of respiration in mammals. Every time we exhale, we release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, underscoring its inherent role in the respiratory cycle. Thus, describing CO2 simply as a pollutant overlooks its fundamental contributions to life on Earth. As we engage in discussions about environmental policies and regulations, particularly in regions like California, it is imperative to present these facts to government officials and policymakers. An informed dialogue that recognizes the importance of CO2 can lead to a more balanced understanding of its role in both natural processes and the
Marc Bruner, Founder & CEO of Lost Soldier Oil & Gas, joins Grant Stinchfield on Real America’s Voice to discuss the company’s advancing natural gas project in Wyoming.
The discussion covers the scale of the discovery, multiple stacked reservoirs, early well performance, and the broader development strategy behind what management views as one of the most significant gas opportunities in the Western U.S. in decades.
To learn more, visit: https://lostsoldier.com/
Marc Bruner & Grant Stinchfield: A Closer Look at the Lost Soldier Opportunity
Apr 27, 2026
Marc Bruner, Founder & CEO of Lost Soldier Oil & Gas, joins Grant Stinchfield of Real America's Voice to provide an inside look at the company’s Wyoming-based project and its ongoing development.
The discussion highlights the project’s structure, including overriding royalty interests, the scale of the resource, and how the opportunity is being positioned within the broader energy landscape.
To learn more, visit: https://lostsoldier.com/
California Just Lost a 115-Year Giant — And It’s a Warning
Apr 27, 2026
California just lost a 115-year icon — and almost nobody saw it coming.
Blue Diamond Growers, the world’s largest almond company and a cornerstone of Sacramento’s economy since 1910, is shutting down its historic manufacturing plant. For over a century, this facility employed generations of families and helped build California’s dominance in global agriculture.
Now, more than 600 jobs are disappearing, a 50-acre historic site is being left behind, and the city is facing a difficult question: what went wrong?
In this video, we break down the real reasons behind the closure — from rising costs and aging infrastructure to deeper economic pressures that could signal a much larger shift happening across California.
This isn’t just one company leaving. It may be a warning.
The World’s Biggest Mozzarella Maker Just Left California - 300 Jobs Gone
Apr 22, 2026
The world’s biggest mozzarella producer just made a decision that could reshape American manufacturing.
Leprino Foods — the company behind most of the pizza cheese consumed in the United States — has shut down a 115-year-old facility in California and shifted its future to Texas, taking hundreds of jobs with it.
This isn’t just about one factory closing. It’s about rising costs, energy prices, regulation, water shortages, and a changing economic landscape that is quietly pushing major manufacturers out of California.
For decades, this company has supplied giants like Pizza Hut, Domino's, and Papa John's — making it one of the most influential food producers you’ve probably never heard of.
So why did they leave?
And what does it say about where jobs, industry, and investment in America are heading next?
Our President & CEO, Marc Bruner, joined Kip Herriage, founder of Vertical Research Advisory, to discuss Lost Soldier Oil & Gas and the opportunity surrounding one of the most significant natural gas discoveries in the Western United States.
The conversation explores the company’s strategy, resource potential, and the broader outlook for U.S. natural gas.
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Dr. Jerome Corsi has a PhD from Harvard in political science. He is a senior staff reporter for WND and is the author of several books including "The Obama Nation", co-author of "Black Gold Strangle Hold: The Myth of Scarcity and the Politics of Oil" and the newly released, "The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the U.S. Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People"
You may recall learning that oil was allegedly formed by decaying matter from dead dinosaurs. Eventually this was changed to communicate that it was formed by the decaying of ancient forests. When that theory was abandoned, credit was given to plankton and other deep-earth biological materials. Dr. Corsi says it's all nonsense.
The Nazi's, who had been making synthetic oil out of coal, knew that oil is abiotic and not a fossil fuel that is biologically made from certain types of decaying matter. They developed what's known as the Fischer-Tropsch equations which explained that the earth makes oil under intense pressure and heat deep within the earth on an ongoing basis.
To prove his point, Dr. Corsi noted that there is approximately 1.38 trillion barrels of oil in known oil reserves, the most in human history, despite the fact that consumption of oil has doubled since the 1970's.
Are the environmentalists and our government being dishonest with us when they claim we are running out of oil? You decide when you review this edition of Crosstalk.
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To obtain a copy of "The Great Oil Conspiracy: How the U.S. Government Hid the Nazi Discovery of Abiotic Oil from the American People" by Jerome Corsi, call the VCY Bookstore at 414-722-4829. Dr. Corsi's book is also available on the Internet in e-book form.
Canada IN SHOCK As Alberta ANNOUNCED Major New US Pipeline Deal!
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California just lost one of its biggest breweries — and the consequences are already hitting store shelves. Budweiser’s massive Fairfield facility has officially shut down, leaving hundreds of workers without jobs and putting major pressure on beer prices across the state. From rising taxes to strict regulations and collapsing demand, California’s beer industry is facing a crisis nobody wants to talk about.
Why did Bud leave?
Who’s responsible?
And how high will beer prices go now?
In this video, we break down the real reasons behind this shocking shutdown, what it means for your wallet, and why more breweries could follow. Buckle up — because this is only the beginning.
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Valero CEO DESTROYS Governor Of California After Leaving California!
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Governor Of California PANICS After Phillips 66 Gas Refinery Begins Shutting Down!
California's gas prices have reached crisis levels—and drivers across the Golden State are demanding answers. This video exposes the complex web of factors keeping California's fuel costs the highest in the nation. Discover how the state's strict refinery requirements, low-carbon fuel standards, and environmental regulations create a perfect storm for sky-high prices at the pump. Learn why California's unique fuel blend can only be produced by a handful of refineries, how the Cap-and-Trade program adds hidden costs to every gallon, and why even minor supply disruptions send prices skyrocketing. We'll explore the refinery shutdowns threatening California's fuel supply, the oligopoly of oil companies controlling the market, and whether the state's aggressive push toward electric vehicles offers any relief for frustrated drivers still dependent on gasoline.
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Gavin Newsom just forced 473 gas stations to close across California on January 1st, 2026.
Not because they wanted to close.
Not because business was bad.
Because Sacramento gave them an impossible choice: spend $500,000 on underground tank upgrades or shut down forever.
The state promised help through the RUST program. Station owners waited TWO YEARS just to find out if their loan applications were approved.
The help never came. Assemblywoman Diane Papan introduced AB 626 to give struggling owners a grace period.
The California legislature killed it.
Now 473 family businesses are gone.
Thousands of California workers lost their jobs.
And with Phillips 66 and Valero refineries closing — that’s 20% of California’s gas supply gone — experts predict $6 to $8 gas prices by end of 2026.
Meanwhile, Trump is cutting regulations and gas prices are dropping nationwide to under $3 a gallon. California? $4.50 and climbing.
This isn’t environmental policy. This is economic execution.
Governor Newsom is panicking as California's fuel crisis spirals out of control—and a blocked Costco mega gas station reveals exactly why. This video exposes how California simultaneously forces 473 mom-and-pop gas stations to shut down while a lawsuit killed Costco's 32-pump mega station that would have provided cheaper gas to thousands of families.
Discover how a neighbor lawsuit blocked $15 million in annual tax revenue and thousands of jobs, why the state's $2 million tank upgrade mandate is destroying family-owned stations across California, and how environmental regulations meant to help are actually creating worse pollution as drivers burn extra gas traveling farther for fuel.
We'll explore the perfect storm of refinery closures, failed government programs, and legal roadblocks preventing any solutions—and why experts predict $12 per gallon gas is coming with nothing to stop it.
Phillips 66 CEO FINALLY RESPONDS to the Governor Of California After Leaving California!
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Monday, December 1, 2025
-Lost Soldier Oil & Gas II Master Series LLC announced a strategic partnership and framework agreement with Upland Resources Limited. The agreement includes a bilateral investment of approximately $8.6 million, with Lost Soldier providing technical services support and the option to farm-in for up to 20% working interest in Upland’s Southeast Asian projects. This partnership aims to leverage Lost Soldier’s expertise in unconventional high-pressure gas development to advance Upland’s projects and generate long-term value for both companies.
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A combined total of ~ $USD 8.6 million bilateral strategic investment through a mutual stock subscription, giving Upland direct exposure to the Wild Mustang Federal Unit.
Upland will gain access to near-term and long-term revenue, through production sales, lifetime overriding royalty interests, and future well participation rights.
Strengthened share capital position supported by lock-up restrictions on Upland shares.
Comprehensive technical collaboration across subsurface, drilling, midstream domains.
Leadership alignment reinforced by a option grant to the CEO of Lost Soldier, Marc A. Bruner.
Following its review of Upland’s targeted assets across Southeast Asia, Lost Soldier has indicated its intention to participate through farm-in agreements, providing Upland with substantial financial, technical and operational support.
Lost Soldier Investment into Upland
Lost Soldier will subscribe for GBP 3.3 million of new ordinary shares in Upland at 3.3 pence per share (100,000,000 shares).
All new shares issued will be subject to a 12-month lock-up restriction, underscoring Lost Soldier’s long-term commitment to Upland.
Upland Investment into Lost Soldier
Upland will make a corresponding ~$USD 4.3 million investment into the Lost Soldier private placement, participating directly in the Wild Mustang Federal Unit development, via a newly established US Corporation.
Direct quarterly cash flow from future production sales.
Lifetime overriding royalty rights across 24,000 US Federal Unit acres, plus additional Lost Soldier acreage, irrespective of ownership changes.
Tax deductions at the Corporation level on future revenue.
Security of a convertible equity position, should Lost Soldier take the company public through an acquisition, IPO or merger.
An option to participate in future wells on an asset with an expected project lifespan of over 30 years.
Option to Farm-In, including up to a 20% project level equity interest for Lost Soldier and up to a 10% project-level equity interest for Marc A. Bruner, subject to project level applicable regulatory approvals.
Support for midstream activities, hydrocarbon distribution and sales, through Lost Soldier’s Wild Mustang Midstream subsidiary.
Update of the Technical Oversight Committee to coordinate integrated planning, development optimisation, and operational governance.
Estimated 6 Tcf natural gas discovery in the Wild Mustang Federal Unit, Wyoming—one of the largest unconventional discoveries in the western U.S.A in 40 years.
Discovery supported by Green Mountain #4 well logs and 200 miles of 2D seismic data.
Asset position includes:
56 leases / 24,000 acres within the Federal Unit
Approaching 15,000 acres of additional leases outside the Federal Unit
250,000-acre Area of Mutual Interest for long-term development
Two wells drilled to date—Found Soldier #1 and Green Mountain #4—confirming 3,400 ft of stacked pay across five zones, with an additional 4000 feet potential identified pay still to be drilled.
Drilling of additional wells is to commence in 2026, together with the installation of a 5.3-mile pipeline and expected first gas in Q4 2026.
Leadership:
Marc A. Bruner, CEO & Founder (formerly founding Chairman, Ultra Petroleum; grew to >$USD 7bn market cap).
Steve Richards, President (37 years senior technical/operational experience at Schlumberger).
Additional commercial capabilities:
Drilling subsidiary with an active contract with Enbridge Inc.
Pipeline subsidiary supporting ongoing field development.
Issue the Subscription Agreements for both investments.
Complete the Project Participation Agreement.
Update the Technical Oversight Committee.
PDMR filings to be made with the FCA.
Leadership — Marc A. Bruner Upland Resources Ltd Framework Agreement and Bilateral Investment with Lost Soldier Oiland Gas II Master Series LLC Upland Resources Ltd (LSE: UPL) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Strategic Partnership and Framework Agreement with a US Corporation, Lost Soldier Oil and Gas II Master Series LLC (“Lost Soldier”). The parties have executed a mutually agreed framework agreement, establishing a commercial bilateral investment, intended farm-in arrangements, and a broader operational partnership. The execution of this Framework Agreement and bilateral investment represents a significant milestone for Upland, strengthening the Company’s financial and technical capabilities as it develops its interests in Southeast Asia. From left to right top: Fairuz Ismail, Thomas Nyanat, Steve Richards, Josh Galloway, Awang Draup. From left to right bottom: Marc Bruner, Bolhassan Di, Gerry Murray. Overview – Key Value Drivers ~ $USD 8.6 Million Bilateral Investment Structure Upland and Lost Soldier have agreed to a balanced bilateral investment structure, totalling ~ $USD 8.6 million: Through this investment into the private placement, Upland will gain the following: This transformative investment provides Upland with direct exposure to one of the world’s most significant unconventional gas assets, enabling the Company to synergise with Lost Soldier’s operational expertise, drilling capability, and pipeline infrastructure, while unlocking near-term cash flows and long-term value creation for shareholders. Strategic and Project-Level Collaboration Upland’s Partnership is anchored by highly experienced industry figures, including CEO and founder Marc A. Bruner, previously the founding Chairman of Ultra Petroleum, which grew to a market capitalisation of more than ~$ USD 7 billion and development of the 49 Tcf Pinedale–Jonah Fields, and Steve Richards, President, who brings 37 years of senior technical and operational leadership from his career with Schlumberger. Following its assessment of Upland’s targeted Southeast Asian assets, Lost Soldier has expressed its intention to participate through farm-in agreements subject to Board approval, satisfactory due diligence and regulatory approval. This intention from Lost Soldier will build a long-term working relationship between both parties, which can be implemented efficiently to Upland projects. Key elements of the strategic collaboration include: Upland has already deployed selected personnel to the United States to witness Lost Soldier’s operations and conduct discussions with key managerial and technical personnel. From left to right: Josh Galloway, Steve Richards. Leadership Alignment – Proposed Option Grant To reinforce strategic alignment, Upland intends to grant Marc A. Bruner, CEO and founder of Lost Soldier, options over 100,000,000 new ordinary shares in Upland at an exercise price of 5 pence per share, which will only vest if the 10 day volume weighted average of the Company’s shares is at or above 5 pence for 10 trading days. Overview – Lost Soldier & Wild Mustang Natural Gas Discovery https://lostsoldier.com Next Steps Upland and Lost Soldier will now progress to: Chairman and CEO Comment – Upland Resources Ltd Bolhassan Di, Chairman and CEO of Upland, commented: “This strategic partnership with Lost Soldier is a significant milestone for Upland. Lost Soldier have a proven track record with the drilling and development of high pressure gas discoveries. These capabilities align perfectly with the growing requirement throughout Southeast Asia to develop high pressure gas fields and unconventional resources. What began as an introduction through Josh Galloway, now our Head of Drilling Services, over one year ago, has developed into a bilateral investment providing exposure to world-class unconventional gas resources, long-term revenue streams, and substantial operational capability. This agreement positions Upland to accelerate project development, optimise operations, and deliver decades of recurring cash flow and shareholder value.” CEO Comment – Lost Soldier LLC Marc Bruner, CEO of Lost Soldier LLC, commented: “We are excited by the scale, revenue potential, and long-term prospects of Upland’s Southeast Asian opportunities and the exclusive position Upland have secured. This partnership synergises our experience in large-scale unconventional gas development alongside Upland’s high-quality targets. We look forward to advancing these projects and generating sustainable, long-term value for both companies and their shareholders.” Regulatory Statement The framework agreement sets out the agreed proposed transactions. The bilateral investments and the subscription and option issuance contemplated under this agreement are binding. Investor-Grade The Lost Soldier private placement is issued in compliance SEC Rule 506(C) and supported by accredited investors and high-net-worth individuals, each of whom satisfies the required certification and suitability criteria for participation in private placements. U.S Corporation To support its U.S. deal, Upland will establish a dedicated U.S. Corporation that will hold the relevant units and comply with all American regulatory, tax, and transactional requirements. Marc A. Bruner serves as Chief Executive Officer and is responsible for making all leadership and management decisions for Lost Soldier Options – Issue Marc A. Bruner is the sole recipient of the options issued under this agreement, which are granted exclusively in recognition of his direct participation in, and contributions to, Upland’s operational and corporate initiatives.
Upland Resources Limited is listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange (Ticker UPL) by way of a standard listing.
The Company is focused on opportunities in South-East Asia with an initial emphasis on Sarawak. Over the last 7 years the Company has developed an opportunity on a block in Northern Sarawak, block SK334.
A major study of block SK334 was awarded to Upland in the 2018 Malaysian bid round. That study is now complete and Upland is in discussion with the regulator to move to Exploration and Production.