lol, I watched the youtube video... more than once.
including just now... the answers were not there.
I'm still not seeing any answers to my questions...
so I go to that source which I do not use in school,
because it is sometimes unreliable:
Wikipedia... and I start to read about petroleum...
and I understand your questions about petroleum,
but despite the wealth of information in Wikipedia...
which was much more complete and useful than Prouty's video...
I actually understand a little of the Russian-Ukrainian
theory of abiotic origins of oil... I was first inspired to look in Wikipedia about petroleum thanks to the youtube user who commented about this
theory...
Nonetheless, we do know that cows give off another hydrocarbon: methane gas in sizable quantities...
Petroleum is thought to be largely the product of algae, which has no bones... though I suggest that other very small very soft organisms,
(bacteria, mold, even earthworms), could play a sizable role...
I do not understand your need to raise questions about every single thing
that you can not prove with experiments in your own basement or backyard.
I believe that businesses and governments and public figures often act in corrupt ways, but as I said earlier, if the oil industry propagates that the world's petroleum is running out,
then that necessitates the need to find alternatives to petroleum...
which would be competition against petroleum...
that's not in the petroleum industry's best interest...
indeed... the American Petroleum Institute forcefully argues that there is plenty of oil...
http://www.energytomorrow.org/energy/if only Americans would tell President Obama and Congress to let the petroleum industry drill where ever they darn well please, including your backyard...
and if they wreck the enviroment, meh... oh well.
I have no doubt that the petroleum industry has been in engaging in illegal conspiracy actions to further their business interests for a very long time.
but you picked the wrong conspiracy, mate.