

I'm heading to Greenland for one of most exciting energy expeditions of all time
Dr. Phil is heading to the Arctic — and it could change America's energy future forever. A team of American wildcatters just earned the rights to drill the first modern oil wells in Greenland's remote Jameson Land Basin — and they believe they're sitting on 13 billion barrels of untapped oil. Dr. Phil is going there…

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What people are saying
“As a Dane I can outright say: We don't want you there! And neither do most of the Greenlanders.”
“This is either theft or an act of war. Choose your punishment.”
“Greedy Quack! They are robbing the nation of Greenland blind! The CEO refuses to elaborate on what will happen to the oil if they found it on GREENLAND'S SOIL! THEY WON'T GIVE THE PEOPLE OF GREENLAND A SINGLE DIME OF THAT OIL!”
“Be careful, we has many good hunter snipers in Greenland”
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