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.0017 looks good
Which part of these Titan PRs have not come true?
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=18993375
Need more verifiable DD about the Bastrop Well?
Go to the Bastrop County Clerk which is online at
http://www.co.bastrop.tx.us/ips/cms/countyoffices/countyClerk.html
Click on "Search Online Public Records"
Click " I accept"
Then under real estate click "Grantor List"
Type in either Maupin, Jacobson,Titan, Bulldog
See the filed documents
Go back to "Grantee List" and search for more documents
If you go by chronological order you will see that I'm correct about;
Titan gets 16.9%
Titan gives the well to Jacobson
You have to go to the TRRC website to see that the well was plugged.
If you need any more assistance in finding this information let me know.
Titan is not an operator within the State of California
Look for "List of Current Operators" on the right side of the Web Page!
http://www.consrv.ca.gov/DOG/
cut and paste this link into your browser to see the list of Operators in California if that link does not work;
ftp://ftp.consrv.ca.gov/pub/oil/operators.txt
I see that Titan's address has changed again;
One World Trade Center
121 Southwest Salmon Street
Portland, OR 97204
http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/company_profile.jsp?symbol=TNOG
Seems that the company does BASH them self when they never follow Thur with the Pr's they put out!
Why do they do that?
is it for your interest or theirs?
Anyone want to share with the board what they were told?
Anyone call TNOG for an update?
The company executives must be having a hard time deciding to release top secret (true) information about the company.
They must be waiting on Tejones to tell them what to say, they are the Operator of the Bastrop and Kosciusko wells now!
Or, are they waiting for kid to verify receipt of the K1 Oil sample from Clayton?
All for so ever long time
Bagholders please raise your right hand!
why has the Bastrop well not been connected to sell gas?
If that well had gas then It would have been connected by now!
What ya thinkin?
Why has Titan not updated new management with the great State of my Texas?
Click on officers and Directors information!
http://ecpa.cpa.state.tx.us/coa/servlet/cpa.app.coa.CoaGetTp?Pg=tpid&Search_Nm=titan%20oil%20&am...
Good luck to ya! and everyone else..
Tell me more about your experience with gold and with this stock!
How many are here because of Clayton with Novak Capital?
If TNOG, which gets only 16.9% of any gas or oil royalties from the Bastrop County well, then Tejones the Operator would have hooked up the pipeline long ago.
As you see in the past PR
"Prepares for Connection to the DCP Midstream Pipeline".Apr 30, 2007
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070430/0245665.html
They never said they were "going to connect" a line, they said they are preparing!
Always read read the wording of any PR closely.
BTW, Welcome to the the STINKY PINKY WORLD.
Where are the PRs from TITAN about any "verifiable" Oil or Gas?
They seem to change management more often than providng the proof of finding of any Oil or Gas in the past 2 years..
Some year soon maybe?
Right?
again ,,I continue to ROFLMAO!
Can u imagine seeing this on National TV
Non Main Steam Media News
Big Medias worst nighmare
http://digg.com/search?s=ron+paul&submit=Search§ion=news&type=both&area=all&...
Seem that the PPS keeps going down....
WHY?
No pipeline in Bastrop means no gas for Tejones to sell.
Just continuance fluff PRs like always...
Why is that?
Anyone Call Clayton and ask him WHY?
Anyone call Brandon and ask him WHY he is not communicating to the shareholders?
Did anyone ever really believe the PRs that that they put out before? (The past two years)
Anyone wonder why Titan changes management so often?
Anyone ask someone with Novak how many more shares they have to sell?
Anyone ask why the T/A is gagged?
Anyone want the PPS to rise so they can sell at less of a loss?
Anyone wonder why they put out PRs that never come true?
Anyone wonder why people no longer post on the Titan Yahoo Longs Board?
Anyone wonder why the heck I'm so persistent in what I do?
Anyone wonder why my DD for over 2 years has been correct?
Anyone care? Then if so, about.what?
Ron Paul Leads GOP Debate Polling, Once Again
Wednesday, June 06, 2007 - FreeMarketNews.com
Though the seating arrangements and even the number of questions addressed to "second tier" presidential candidates were designed to "showcase" so-called major candidates, the Ron Paul (R-Tex) Internet poll surge continues.
The CNN poll gives him a decisive victory in last night's GOP debate.
http://tinyurl.com/ypbes3
The following CNN link is available for those who wish to vote:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/debates/scorecard/gop.debate/
Over at MSNBC, Ron Paul is winning as well, by wide margins.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18963731/
At Vote.com, feedbacker Joe Osborne writes that Ron Paul is "in the lead at 77%."
http://vote.com/vResults/index.phtml
Ron Paul, according to some supporters of the campaign, gave the most eloquent and convincing answer of any modern, televised debate when he identified President George Bush's pre-emptive war doctrine as the single most troubling moral issue faced by United States.
With Internet polls, showing Ron Paul convincingly ahead of the other presidential candidates in every debate, the mainstream media is going to have address the phenomenon sooner or later in a serious manner, these observers add. Otherwise the divide between Internet opinion and phone surveys will erode the credibility of professional polling firms - already damaged by "push polling" and other practices.
http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=43027
Vote on last nights CNN debate here.
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/debates/scorecard/gop.debate/
It’s time for a change in our foreign policy.
http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst060407.htm
http://www.house.gov/paul/legis.shtml
The Price of Delaying the Inevitable in Iraq
June 4, 2007
Good intentions frequently lead to unintended bad consequences. Tough choices, doing what is right, often leads to unanticipated good results.
The growing demand by the American people for us to leave Iraq prompts the naysayers to predict disaster in the Middle East if we do. Of course, these merchants of fear are the same ones who predicted that invading and occupying Iraq would be a slam dunk operation; that we would be welcomed as liberators, and oil revenues would pay for the operation with minimal loss of American lives.
All of this hyperbole came while ignoring the precise warnings by our intelligence community of the great difficulties that would lie ahead. The chaos that this preemptive, undeclared war has created in Iraq has allowed the Al Qaida to establish a foothold in Iraq and the strategic interests of Iran to be served.
The unintended consequences have been numerous. A well-intended but flawed policy that ignored credible warnings of how things could go awry has produced conditions that have led to a war dominated by procrastination, without victory or resolution in sight.
Those who want a total military victory, which no one has yet defined, don’t have the troops, the money, the equipment or the support of a large majority of the American people to do so.
Those in Congress who have heard the cry of the electorate to end the war refuse to do so out of fear, the demagogues will challenge their patriotism and support of the troops so nothing happens except more of the same. The result is continued stalemate with the current policy and the daily sacrifice of American lives.
This wait and see attitude in Washington, and the promised reassessment of events in Iraq later on, strongly motivates the insurgents to accelerate the killing of Americans in order to influence the decision coming in three months. In contrast, a clear decision to leave would prompt a wait and see attitude in Iraq, a de facto cease fire, in anticipation of our leaving, the perfect time for the Iraqi factions to hold their fire on each other and on our troops and just possibly begin talking with each other.
Most Americans do not anticipate a military victory in Iraq , yet the Washington politicians remain frozen in their unwillingness to change our policy there, fearful of the dire predictions that conditions can only get worse when we leave. They refuse to admit that the condition of foreign occupation is the key ingredient that unleashed the civil war now raging in Iraq and serves as a recruitment device for Al Qaida.
It’s time for a change in our foreign policy.
http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst060407.htm
http://www.house.gov/paul/legis.shtml
Thanks to the Internet and– literally - millions of alternative news sites and blogs, Internet users are being introduced to the concept of the American republic as it once was, and will be (in some ways, at least) again.
When will Brandon Toth the new Communications Executive & Company Treasurer going to provide shareholders with information as to why the Bastrop well has not been connected and also release a financial audit of the company's financial status?
And also why they will not give a reason as to why the company has gagged the T/A (transfer Agent)
When will TNOG "attempt" to become transparent?
Does one go with the flow?
Or support what they believe?
Most popular Republican presidential candidate? Ron Paul
http://bostonnow.com/community/blogs/blackbart213/2007/06/02/most-popular-republican-presidential-ca...
NOBODY explains Ron Paul
BETTER than Ron Paul himself!
Here is an interactive audio archive of
Ron Paul speeches and interviews in chronological
order.
http://www.ronpaulaudio.com
President Ron Paul 2008
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=9201
Republicans already have among their announced candidates a true American patriot and leader. Yet they choose to ignore him because he has no media recognition and therefore he cannot be elected.
He has not been found sleeping with someone else's wife. He hasn't tried to inhale a hamburger in a drunken stupor. He hasn't left any young lady to die in a sunken car. He hasn't filled his freezer with suspiciously acquired cash. He hasn't had affairs with Hollywood movie actresses.
He's not involved in any paternity suits, nor has he crossed swords with Rosie O'Donnell or trashed the White House. The media ignore a law-abiding family man who loves his country and serves it in a quiet dignified lawful manner.
If ever Americans needed a wise, experienced, faithful, dignified loyal American president, it is now. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, is a medical doctor. Between his 10 terms in Congress, he has delivered 4,000 babies. He was a flight surgeon. He serves on Financial and Foreign Affairs Committees. He has been married to one wife for 48 years, who calls their life the American Dream. He has all the qualities of a great president.
So keep it up Republicans. If you want to lose, be sure you don't mention Dr. Ron Paul's name, and give Hillary a triumphant march to the White House.
CNN Republican Primary Debate, June 5th
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/html/Calendar_fx.html
"The media is the fourth branch of government and shares responsibility for the future of The Republic."
Limited Government, Fiscal Responsibility
Ron Paul: Constitutional message of limited government gaining momentum
By Geoff Whittington/p>
Sunday, May 20, 2007
During the last few years American news outlets have been reporting the impact of the US Government at home and abroad. Risking job loss and reprisal whistleblowers and journalists have been sharing a list of revelations: warrantless domestic spying, misinformation as a pretext for an illegal invasion of Iraq, the misuse of Presidential signing statements, the abuse of Habeaus Corpus, a National ID program that threatens privacy, economic bullying of other countries, Guantanamo Bay abuses, torture, growing debt, and a faltering dollar. The list is destined to grow longer because the US Government grows unchecked. Every day this faceless entity clamors for more power and funding. It is not known to what extent this government will stop infringing on the rights of its citizens and the rest of the world. Ironically, though, it is this same mainstream news that must share fault: it does not provide the requisite forum to debate the creeping size of government.
The Constitution is the legal framework for American free society and it provides the rules for the US Government. The Constitution was originally designed as a safeguard from tyrannical governments. However, the aforementioned list provides strong indication that something very close to a tyrannical government is coming soon. Regrettably, it is the law-abiding hard-working citizen who suffers. He is forced to pay more taxes, experience a growing loss of liberty and privacy, faced with a bleak economic future, and is offered no effective platform to debate the political trend. The present situation wouldn't be so gloomy had the US Government simply followed the rules.
It is natural that large organizations like the US Government seek to legitimize their activities, expand its power and grow its influence. This is common practice for most bureaucracies. Though for this reason the US government was instructed to operate within the confines of The Constitution. Unfortunately over the years the media has failed to bring attention to Constitutional subversion. The US Government has converted a healthy republic into a bully and debtor by breaking the rules. Thankfully, though, an opposition is organizing itself to reverse the trend. Today America has an opportunity to restore The Republic by supporting 2008 Presidential Candidate Ron Paul.
Ron Paul is a 9 term Congressman, physician, and a veteran of the Vietnam war. He is currently seeking Republican nomination for the Presidency. His voting record is undeniably consistent with the limited government ideal. Each time the federal government has proposed spending bills to expand its responsibilities and power beyond The Constitution Ron Paul has voted ÒNoÓ. Aligned with him are groups who wish to increase state autonomy, lower taxes, increase federal accountability, reduce inflation and introduce legitimate fiscal responsibility. Ron Paul's support is growing and his message of limited government is breaking into mainstream news.
The growth of Ron Paul support is due to a number of reasons; future social security problems, war weariness, agreement that the US must cease being the Òpolicemen of the worldÓ, refreshing candor, opposition to Internet regulation, understanding that the size and role of the US Government is unsustainable, concern for further erosion of liberty and a wish for a meaningful economic future. The community rallying around Ron Paul is proving to be an influential group.
Beginning first with MSNBC, then ABC, the National Post, Yahoo! News, Chicago Tribune, and others this group has systematically expanded coverage of Ron Paul and the message of limited government. The media's reaction was first predictably quiet and then soon engaged in damage control. Media critics soon joined the fray and blasted news outlets for failing to provide fair and accurate coverage of Ron Paul and the other candidates. Providing a fair and balanced debate is important to Ron Paul and his supporters because it allows the American people to hold their government accountable.
The media is the fourth branch of government and shares responsibility for the future of The Republic. Due to the failure to provide effective debate on the growth and influence of the US Government media is complicit in the creation of an unsustainable debt, the perilous intervention around the world and the infringement upon personal liberty. The role of government must soon become a focus in American political debate because the current governmental trend is alarming. Fortunately the 2008 Presidential Race is providing the American people with a real alternative in Ron Paul. They would be wise to encourage Ron Paul and his constitutional message of limited government. Allowing the same tired message to be sold in the news threatens to provide similar, if not more horrible, outcomes for the American people.
Geoff Whittington runs a small software company called Fireball Technology Group Inc. In addition he helps connect local experts with their communities at: www.thelocalguru.com
Ron Paul: GOP's Last Chance?
June 01, 2007 12:00 PM EST
The recent 2008 presidential GOP debates have highlighted one man. His name: Ron Paul. The mainstream media acted surprised and, I’m sure, the other nine candidates were taken aback by this relatively unknown standing out in after-debate polls. It has been reported that Rep. (Dr.) Paul of Texas has a large internet following. But I think it goes beyond the widespread use of the internet.
The NYC Islamic Terrorist attack clash between candidates Giuliani and Paul in front of the nation did not hurt Paul. If anything, Giuliani came across as uneducated about U.S. history and the founding fathers’ warning “against foreign entanglements.” Those who know what Paul stands for understood that he was speaking from an historical-constitutional perspective.
In my disillusionment with the neo-cons taking over the Republican Party, I became aware of this congressional maverick about three years ago while doing some political research. Clicking on his web site, I read the transcripts of his speeches on the floor of the House and came away impressed. He reminds me of England’s Wilberforce who stuck to his convictions against all popular sentiments and England’s pro-slavery stance for over 20 years, succeeding just before his death.
When one candidate, Ron Paul, moves and speaks against the grain of both liberal and neo-conservative politicians, we wonder about this person. Some have called him a crackpot extremist because he doesn’t fit their image of a “progressive” president.
Why I’m impressed by Ron Paul? In one word: Integrity.
Though Paul leans towards the Libertarian philosophy, there is one important principle Paul holds. He always points back to the U.S. Constitution, America’s governing document, in voting on any bill in the House. Adhering to the Constitution, he firmly abides by the Congressional Oath that all Members-Elect take in assuming public office. The fruit is his voting record.
Just a few: He has always said no to: unbalanced budgets; raising taxes (pro eliminating IRS and income taxes); raising congressional pay; giving more power to the executive branch; the Patriot Act (out of which that colossus, Homeland Security, arose). He’s also against a globalist economy and world government; against our nation’s path to the North American Union -- pro legal immigration only.
Over the last 100 years we have become entirely too complacent with the “compromises” of our congressional lawmakers, enacting laws that appear good on the surface but end up more complicated and do much harm in the long term. The result is the abandonment of the U.S. Constitution and our founding principles. We are moving on a fast track, further down the disastrous road to a liberal socialist democracy much like many European countries.
Paul has certainly added excitement to the GOP presidential campaign. He has roused conservatives’ interest in a man who stands above the politically correct and corruptive environment inside the beltway. We see a man in action who observes events not for short-term, political and monied advantage, but analyzes the potential, long-term effects by studying our past history.
No, Ron Paul is not a lawyer. He is a Doctor who has delivered over 4000 babies in his career. But he knows history and he knows the U.S. Constitution. He knows the underlying constitutional, founding principles which should be guiding our nation and her people. He not only knows those principles, he acts upon them.
My dissatisfaction with the Republican Party led me to Ron Paul. Is he just another minor candidate? Unpolished? Too extreme? I believe the 2008 election presents a real challenge to many loyal republicans and democrats, who have seen the two major parties taken over by neo-conservatives and socialist liberals.
Why Paul won’t win -- two flaws for conservative voters: 1) A failure to understand that you can’t pull the baby back into the womb once it has entered the world. Because of Paul’s “pull our military out of all countries including Iraq” stance, he is not facing the reality of the 21st century. We are already there and have been since WWI. The Islamic Terrorist war against all countries is ongoing (1000 years war) and will continue regardless.
2) His failure to recognize there is a large percentage of conservatives who hold to Christian history and believe in God’s provision and influence in the establishment of Western Civilization and the United States. This is why evangelical conservatives discount him.
Is Paul the only candidate who can save the GOP from the neo-cons? Win or lose, the 2006 mid-term election was just a taste of the coming desertion by conservatives to other parties--and not to the Democratic side either. Third parties are waiting in the wings---just for us.
© 2007 Bonnie Alba
comments: tttalba@hotmail.com
http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/25547.html
Titan started production
of PRs last month then they stopped.
Thu, Apr 19
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. -- First Phase in Turnaround Commences With the Addition of Advisory Team
Fri, Apr 20
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. -- Settlement Marks the Completion of the First Phase of Reorganization
Mon, Apr 23
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. -- Production Phase Commences After Settlement Reached
Wed, Apr 25
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. Receives Payment for Sale of Oil From Its Wilson County Operations
Fri, Apr 27
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. - Leases Signed in Kern County California
Mon, Apr 30
Titan Oil and Gas, Inc. - Eberle #1 Prepares for Connection to the DCP Midstream Pipeline
Whats a Pumpin?
Who has been right in the long run..Titan or me?
duh, they have no money so stock is better than nuttin!
Revised with Bulldog Judgement image
test
Here is the Bulldog Document
http://img174.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bulldoggt8.jpg