Empire Energy Corporation Intl. (fka EEGC)

[oilsleuth]

You spent years here being an ignorant obnoxious asshole pretending to be an expert on EEGC in Tasmania and look how that turned out. I'd say that made you an idiot cum laude.

Malcolm always was nutty but he has gone the full-on nut job since scamming loudmouth know-it-all fools like you with his fantasy oil game.

Crawl back into the bog you slithered out of.

[clipso]

Hahaha. Idiot oil sleuth still mugging for attention

[oilsleuth]

Malcolm is back!!!



https://static1.squarespace.com/static/63735cd7ea1d630935b81b96/t/637415266336af430ec487d2/1668551974906/THE+CARBON+KILLER_roland+perry.pdf

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/claim-the-plasmoid-unification-model-pum-of-malcolm-bendall-provides-free-energy.12899/


"Australian Malcolm Bendall has invented a proprietary plasmoid-induced and controlled atomic energy release process which allows water to be used as atomic fuel. When deployed as an engine ('The Bendall Engine'), this innovation is known as the 'Thunderstorm Generator'. Using this novel technology, conventional engines and generators can be retrofitted to run on a combination of water and fossil fuels, producing negligible toxic emissions when compared to current outputs. Existing hydrocarbon fossil fuels, (petrol, diesel & gas), are solely used to achieve the initial operating temperatures and vacuum. This is required to begin the creation, capture and harvesting of the stored atomic fusion energy contained within the plasmoids. Malcolm Bendallhas invented a proprietary plasmoid-induced atomic fusion process which allows water to be used as the atomic fuel."

[oilsleuth]

Tasmania has been off the radar since Mal Bendall and his grand, God-inspired vision of turning it into a prolific and wealthy oil State disappeared into the wilderness without a word of goodbye to his hapless shareholders. But things are looking up because now there has been a new prophet descended from the clouds who with God's help is going to turn coal into emissions-free hydrogen which is then going to be burned to generate electricity. Hydrogen derived from coal is normally regarded as being dirty "black" hydrogen because of all the climate-unfriendly residuals it leaves over but Dave Hodgson says he is going to crush the coal into a paste and mix the slurry with a secret agent and then further treat it in a secret process to produce squeaky clean hydrogen.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-09-29/fingal-valley-coal-to-hydrogen-project-sparks-scepticism/101476614

"Mr Hodgson has also spoken about his task being that of creating "sheep nations" — a biblical reference and something he described as having "a culture of sharing and caring".

For that he needs "a lot of money and a lot of influence", he told 10 Talent Leader Talk podcast in October 2020.

He credits following "God's will and God's way" with his success in business, and has described his company's takeover of the lease on the Valley Road mine as "a transformation of wealth from the wicked to the righteous"."

Mal might have gone but his spirit lives on.

[oilsleuth]

Those were the days.

[oilsleuth]

Risible.

[Moneytree420]

Good thing I am already a multi millionaire living the life in paradise!!!





GLTU!

[tassiebear]

Broken with as dessert a dodgy leg.

[oilsleuth]

fka stands for (f) formerly (k) known (a) as EEGC. That means EEGC is finished as a tradeable company and it is kaput*


kaput*
adjective informal

broken and useless; no longer working or effective

[Moneytree420]

Dont look now....oil markets trying
To make a comeback...

[tassiebear]

But he can still try " coffin dance on the keyboard "?

[oilsleuth]

I think we can agree that the dodgy knee would have put an end to Paul's ballroom dancing if that was a pastime of his. Well, the quick foxtrot (a favorite dance of lawyers) would definitely be out but perhaps he could still just manage a slow old time waltz with good support by his partner.

[tassiebear]

Indeed not too many options but smearing each night before going to bed with heavy crude could help ? It's worth a try ?

[oilsleuth]

Yes indeed, Paul would need to be able to run very fast to catch Mal for the unpaid invoice. And since exiting the oil game Mal will not have dined nearly so well and he's probably a lot slimmer now and lighter on his feet. Little point trying to use a process server either because Mal would only deny to the server that he is Malcolm Bendall.

[tassiebear]

And "running" after unpaid invoices will also do little good ?
Short but to the point the situation could probably be better ? Some people say that smearing these type of injuries every night with heavy oil could be of help too ?

[oilsleuth]

Yes, we don't know whether the injury to Paul's knee (the right one) was just a one-off accident during jogging (rough track surface? kerbing?) or due to a congenital knee weakness in his family tree affecting both knees. Another unknown that has an important bearing is the size of his stomach - attorneys are famously accustomed to dining well and in order to counterbalance what would otherwise be a dangerous asymmetric stress loading they need a corresponding enlargement of the buttocks in order to retain upright stability. Fortunately lawyering is a largely sedentary occupation so large buttocks tend to be the rule. But any imbalance between stomach and buttocks weight could well result in undue stress on the knees with catastrophic results.

The best advice that can be given to Paul is when he "takes a knee" he should lower himself very slowly and gently onto the good (i.e. undamaged) knee and wear a knee pad to cushion the pressure. I have never seen anyone taking a knee go down onto a cushion placed there for the purpose so apparently it is considered bad form to do that (it would be overdoing it and might add an unwanted comical appearance to the performance). It would also be advisable for him to have one of his staff on hand to help him rise again from the stooped position.

[tassiebear]

Also important is how good is his good one ??

[oilsleuth]

The question is important because if he wants to "take a knee" as is so fashionable in these times he'd better make sure he goes down on his good one.

[tassiebear]

Also, was that his left or right leg ?

[oilsleuth]

The final unanswered question about this shambles of a company is whether attorney Paul Batista's knee has made a full recovery or if it is still giving him trouble.

[Moneytree420]

Word on the street: shallow markets ahead

[Moneytree420]

not too worried about a dream here, The reality is that I am prepared for a market turn....spells opportunity for those in the know!



Good luck with your what-about ism


…...what about it?


jmo!

[oilsleuth]

You were nearly right with the figures. The oil price is now $15. All that's missing is a nought.

US strikes Iran causing oil prices to rise...

expected price to hit $150 a barrel of oil...…

yes, the good old days indeed!!!

[Moneytree420]

Word on the street: market acting like 2008. Will this revive in time?

GLTA!

[oilsleuth]

A nostalgic look back at "the good old days"

https://tasmaniantimes.com/2016/09/will-malcolm-bendall-launch-a-new-religion/

[tassiebear]

Why strange ? It is highly unlikely that there is oil there and even more unlikely there is sufficient money for a bbq let alone a drill.
The lack of interest speaks for itself.

[pitts77h]

Not a lot of movement in the EEGC stock price recently, for some strange reason...

will be interesting to watch

I wonder why that is?

[Moneytree420]

39 billion barrels of oil...oil price continues to shoot north....will be interesting to watch....jmo

[pitts77h]

Does this count as "the good old days?"

[pitts77h]

You left out "SEC HAS REVOKED EEGC'S REGISTRATION."

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/788206/999999999719006769/filename1.pdf

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
File No. 3-19306

ORDER MAKING FINDINGS AND REVOKING REGISTRATION OF SECURITIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 12(j) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 AS TO EMPIRE ENERGY CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL

The Commission deems it necessary and appropriate for the protection of investors to impose the sanction specified...

it is hereby ORDERED that: Pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Exchange Act, the registration of each class of Respondent’s securities registered pursuant to Exchange Act Section 12 be, and hereby is, revoked. The revocation is effective as of September 11, 2019.

[Moneytree420]

US strikes Iran causing oil prices to rise...

expected price to hit $150 a barrel of oil...…

yes, the good old days indeed!!!


Happy 2020!!!

[tassiebear]

Those were the days my friend !

[oilsleuth]

Empire Reports $100 Million (USD) Financing Arrangement and $1,028,000 (AUD) Accrual on the September 2005 $6.1 Million (AUD) Seismic Contract

Mr. Bendall said, "I praise God for his supplying of the highly qualified personnel and funding to complete the execution of the vision and I thank the Tasmanian Government and shareholders for their continuing support." (January 31, 2006)

[tassiebear]

It is however possible that he is more oiled than sober.

[tassiebear]

Don't see a link between Mal and oil ? Thought he was in chicks somewhere in Thailand ao Coambodja ?

[Moneytree420]

As expected: oil prices hit $ 60 a barrel today.......

JMO!

[Moneytree420]

Saudis oil field hit by Iranian backed rebels. 39 million barrels of oil might come in handy as a reserve......

Glta

[Moneytree420]

Word on the street: option C

[oilsleuth]

It's clear eegc remains alive, evidenced by the fact of filing their Nevada Business licence, less than a month ago.

i.e. before the SEC acted and when Mal thought they were asleep at the wheel and it was no business as usual. It proves nothing. Mal has been for years hoping like Micawber that something will turn up.

[oilsleuth]

OPTION C IS ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE TO A COMPANY THAT IS IN EXCESS OF TWO YEARS DELINQUENT IN ITS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND CANNOT REASONABLY OBTAIN THE RECORDS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE ITS AUDITS FOR THOSE YEARS BEYOND THE TWO-YEAR PERIOD.

That's easy. So the dog ate our records prior to the two-year period.

[oilsleuth]

Yea, we wouldn't want those 39 billion barrels to vanish simply because of a few little hiccups like no funding and no prospect of ever getting any (we are coming up to the first anniversary of Mal's last funding "deal"), no exploration licence (MRT is soooo unreasonable, remember when Mal took them to an ethics board?) and now no effectively operational company.

5 cents - now that isn't just funny, that's hilarious.

[clipso]

Love seeing your


name here. Maximum respect to you!

[clipso]

Yes, always


been a gamble...

Best wishes to you Moneytree!

[clipso]

It would have been a


good idea over the past numerous years to have been accumulating shares of empire energy at practically give away prices. When one owns 8 figure millions of shares, there's not a necessity for the share price to rise to dollar range. In fact, 5 CENTS would do one quite well, perhaps able to buy a new car, not a used car, in the parking lot, Acerbic witticisms won't cover the cost of a used car!

When eegc comes back active(which will only take a simple filing of 2 years overdue tax returns), the share price will rise quickly, as most who have wanted to sell, would have sold. It's clear eegc remains alive, evidenced by the fact of filing their Nevada Business licence, less than a month ago.


Phoenix Rising

Every now and then i know its kinda hard to tell, but, they're still alive, and well.


Tooooooooo Funny