With the support of the U.S. government, American companies are now mobilizing on a massive oil reserve...

A cache that could hold as much as 430 billion barrels.

To put that in perspective, that's more than all the oil in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, combined...

And it's right here in the United States.

No, I'm not talking about "oil sands," or any kind of "oil equivalent."

I'm talking about liquid, bubbling crude. Stuff we can just pull out of the ground and use. Stuff that's been buried right underneath our feet for decades... but has been impossible to tap...

Until now.

"The recoverable resource would last over 400 years," says the RAND Corporation, an elite government think tank.

"That's more than all the proven oil reserves of crude oil in the world today," reports the Denver Post.

Shocking, I know.

But that's just half the story...

Initially dubbed "Project Bronco" by the Feds, this initiative spans nearly every state in the country. And thousands of drilling applications from oil companies, big and small, have been pouring into government offices...

Claims are being staked -- huge projects that will likely make millions for many folks. In fact, the Department of Energy (DOE) has already written big checks to get these projects going.

But here's the thing...

While there's a lot of money to be made from the production of this mammoth resource...

No oil company can even think about drilling if they don't have access to a brand new, revolutionary drilling technology...

A device that allows oil firms to finally access this ocean of oil... from areas once thought impenetrable.

As geologist Mike Boyles says: "[It's] the magic drug for getting [this] oil out of the ground."


Here's how...

An Oil Superpower Returns
As shocking as this story is, most people have forgotten the fact that, at one time, America was an oil superpower -- the largest producer on the planet. More than capable of supplying our own energy needs.

In fact, at one time, US fields accounted for over 70% of all the oil produced in the world.

Illinois alone was pumping more oil than Iran and Iraq combined.

But the gushers wouldn't stay gushing forever. And once the "easy" oil was gone -- the stuff that just burst from the ground -- what remained was simply unreachable.

We didn't have the technology.

So oil companies pulled up stakes... and started looking elsewhere.

But the amount of oil left behind was far from insignificant...

The Government's Giant 50-Year Oil Project
In the 1950s, government scientists plotted and tested these old, abandoned wells...

In Louisiana, they discovered 458 million barrels left behind by the majors. In Kansas, 243 million. In Montana, estimates are well over 3 BILLION...

The list goes on and on...

In total, the government discovered that hundreds of billions of barrels -- the single largest known energy source on the planet -- was still sitting in the ground, trapped.

Extracting this oil became one of the government's primary objectives... and the focal point of a clandestine government operation. The aforementioned "Project Bronco."

Its singular mission: Devise a way to release this trapped oil.

As oil expert and author Dr. Jerome R. Corsi would later remark, "U.S. oil production did not 'peak' because we ran out of domestic oil. Much oil in the U.S. has been kept in the ground awaiting new technology."

For decades "Bronco" agents worked on the problem. One plan -- hit upon in 1967 -- was to drop a nuclear bomb underground, to release some of the trapped oil.

Crazy, I know.

But that just shows you how enormously important -- and profitable -- this resource is...

The lengths the government was willing to go to get it...

And why almost no one outside top agency circles was ever told.

Luckily, the nuke plan was rejected, and the original "Project Bronco" was stopped. But the legacy of that initiative would fuel research for the next several decades.

Which brings us to today...

"The Magic Drug for Getting Oil Out of the Ground"
When a well is first drilled, the oil explodes from the ground, thanks to the earth's natural pressure.

However, after awhile, the natural pressure is exhausted. And the oil won't flow on its own anymore.

That's the reason why oil companies (up until today) could only extract, at most, half of the oil in any given well.

That's where this new technology comes in...

Using a revolutionary recovery system, centered on a CO2-based injection solution, oil companies can now "re-pressurize" these old wells.

Like adding fizz back into a flat soda, the mixture first thins the oil then literally forces it up and out of the well.

Here's a picture of how it works:


As you can see, a second hole is drilled right next to the first one. The solution is pumped in... and the oil is pushed out.

In other words, this technology finally makes possible what the US government had been trying to do for over 50 years.

And here's the kicker...

This process is so simple, it can be used on practically every oil well in America... to potentially extract billions of additional barrels from reserves that are just sitting there in the ground.