>be country >discover oil under soil What's the best

>>1272638
America.
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>>1272640
1. You can't /thread your own post
2. Naming a country is hardly an answer to my question

>>1272638
Keep it as secret as possible.
Of America finds out, have fun with your proxy war.

Every country has to protect what belongs to it. That's what a standing military is for.

>>1272638
Start an organization to limit the amount of oil that can be exported from other countries down to what you produce.

Sell it on the black market. Doesn't matter if you get paid in toilet paper if your peasant population will produce labor and increase the nations gdp for toilet paper.

>>1272638
>be as corrupt and muslim as possible
>get invaded by neighbours
>get invaded by the US
>get invaded by ISIS

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>>1272638
You follow Venezuelans example and become a socialist paradise.

It's the only morally right thing to do.

>>1272638
What would Daniel Day Lewis do?

>>1272638
i guess norway did bretty gud ,making wealth fund from money from oil

>>1272679
you mean invaded by the US and jews x3

Sell all our properties and migrate to EU before Uncle Sam and his army come to bomb the shit out of us.

>>1272638
you pass a law that forbids it's extraction
you borrow tremendous amounts of money on the international markets with the oil as collateral
then you invest all the money you borrowed into your country and green energy

spend a portion of it - 5% of GDP annually on investments, social state etc...

the rest goes to a fund for future generations

>>1272638

give some fucking context anon.

how deep? what quantity? location of said country?

otherwise anons will just be welling shit about isis and war

>>1273000
Hello CIA

>>1273000
Nice try usa

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>>1273000
Say a country with the oil potential of Nigeria


Honestly, I feel like the best way would be to nationalize the oil and slowly move towards privatization under close supervision, with clear boundaries and with the infrastructure having been built during the meagre nationalization days