The Case
Llanos Oil Exploration Limited (van Bilderbeeks) sign an exploration contract with ”The National Oil Company of Colombia “Ecopetrol” for the development of the oil & gas concession “Guatapuri” located Northeast Colombia next to the proven oil rich area of Maracaibo, Venezuela.
Llanos Oil Exploration Limited (van Bilderbeeks) discovered a +1 billion barrels oil structure called “Fidelina” located within their oil & gas concession “Guatapuri”.
“Fidelina” oil structure is identical to the proven Shell Oil’s +1 billion barrels reservoirs of La Paz and La Mara located in Maracaibo, Venezuela.
”The National Oil Company of Colombia “Ecopetrol” engineered two hostile take-overs of Llanos’ oil & gas rights after learning Llanos Oil’s discovery of the + 1 billion barrels oil structure “Fidelina.
Ecopetrol’s first hostile take-over attempt of Llanos’ oil & gas rights failed as the former Colombian President Pastrana ordered the return of Llanos’ exploration contract.
Ecopetrol’s second hostile take-over attempt of Llanos’ oil & gas rights succeeded as Ecopetrol received full cooperation of former Colombian President Uribe’s government.
The Colombian government engineered false charges against Llanos Oil. These false charges resulted in the arrest of Llanos Oil’s Colombian management in order to prevent any future attempts by Llanos Oil to regain their oil & gas rights.
The Colombian government confiscated all of Llanos Oil’s technical information including Llanos’ oil structure map identifying all potential oil structures located within Llanos’ oil & gas “Guatapuri” contract area. The Colombian government swiftly transferred all of Llanos Oil’s technical information (incl. Llanos’ oil structure map) to Drummond Coal Company.
Llanos’ oil & gas concession “Guatapuri” held between Ecopetrol and Llanos Oil was immediately transferred to Drummond Coal Company.

Fidelina Oil structure [+1 billion barrels] in relationship to Drummond’s La Loma Coal Mining Operation
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| The Testimony of ex-DAS deputy director Rafael Garcia |
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Rafael Garcia, former Deputy Director [IT-Department] of the DAS [Colombia’s FBI] testified in court that the Colombian government (Presidential Palace) engineered false charges against Llanos Oil. These false charges resulted in the arrest of Llanos Oil’s Colombian management in order to prevent any further attempts by Llanos Oil to regain their oil & gas rights.
The Colombian government then swiftly transferred Llanos’ oil & gas rights along with all of Llanos’ technical information and Llanos’ oil structure map to Drummond Coal Company. Drummond is located in the middle of Llanos’ oil & gas “Guatapuri” contract area.


