No wonder Exxon-Mobil stopped talking to my me and my family in 1989, nine years after the lease came in.............HIGH COST GAS/12,500 feet perfection/90,000,000 cf/month while prorated. That first well perforated the Haynesville-Bossier Shale but why would the company stop talking to us. A allegation was rumored that my grandmother had passed away; Exxon-Mobil began its dehumanization of us with its demand for proof of life which we provided with certified documents. It refused to increase our royalty interest and denied me contact as the family counsel; Why?
The racist intent is evident when the reality of an oil well not pumping oil is on your lease,you are black in Texas, and your family has owned the land and mineral rights since the 1870's but didn't get a oil/gas lease in the East Texas Oil Field in Upshur County until 1980. The generation we lost since then did not reap the opportunities of being in the Gladewater Field because we are black. It is just that simple after examining the production database at the Texas Railroad Commission which confirms that Upshur County is producing billions of cubic feet of gas and millions of barrels of oil.
The development of the Gladewater Field has been spectacular and the realization that Haynesville Shale will keep royalty owners if they are white paid their fair share of the profits off the oil and gas for decades to come.
They paid the Russian Mafia the Equity Scheme money but refuse to pay us because we are black. What about Gladewater Gas Unit #5?
The development of the Gladewater Field has been spectacular and the realization that Haynesville Shale will keep royalty owners if they are white paid their fair share of the profits off the oil and gas for decades to come.
