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Wondering What Happened To Your Dividend, and About 17 Billion Dollars of Your Savings, Since 2015? The many thousands of Alaskans voting "Yes on 1" Ballot Measure One, want Alaskans to know where the money went. We want Alaskans to know the "merits"-the facts and evidence supporting our "Yes on 1" votes. We want Alaskans to go to our website, alaskasfairshare.com which is also your website, because we all share ownership in the Prudhoe Bay, Alpine, and Kuparuk oil fields-our "legacy" fiekds, to spend time there, and to learn why we have to restore our legacy field production share from our oil fields on the North Slope. We want Alaskans to have transparency, and a robust public forum, to review, explain, and debate the issues-just like what should have happened in our legislature-years ago, in 2013, when SB 21, the current oil fiscal policy affecting our Prudhoe Bay, Alpine and Kuparuk legacy oil fields, was enacted, with direct employees of ConocoPhillips voting on SB 21 (big conflict for Alaskans). We also wanted to have these things occur, after SB 21 had been in place, and after we saw what happened-with the legislature spending billions of our savings, sending even more extra money to ConocoPhillips and Exxon- with no production revenue, after credits, to Alaska. SB 21 was, obviously, not a good business deal for us and our families as owners of these legacy fields. The legislature could have, but did not, hold hearings on Ballot Measure One (Alaska's Fair Share)-rather, it declined to do so, even after spending most of our savings. So we know the only way to fix things is through direct democracy, the citizens initiative, which is Ballot Measure 1 on this fall's ballot. But, again, we want Alaskans to go to their website, alaskasfairshare.com, to review the information which the Legislature, ConocoPhillips, Exxon, BP/Hikcorp, and their lobbyists did not want you to see. When you go to the website and spend a couple hours reading articles and looking at graphs, you will see that you have been misled by big oil. And you should spend a couple hours at your website reviewing the info there. It is your oil too. It should still be a much larger share of annual revenue, and able to fund many things. That multinational oil companies mislead Alaskans with fear without facts messaging is standard operating procedure for them. None of the producers are based in Alaska. To have them attack "outside" interests is silly. Alaskans and others want to protect our environment, while allowing for responsible oil development. This Initiative does not apply to any oil fields beyond our own legacy fields, which have been developed, and which will produce oil for years to come. But big oil does not want to discuss these issues. Rather, they want to divert attention from "the merits" to avoid talking about their profits and our low cost oil. Big oil is not required to be honest with Alaskans when it comes to tv ads and Facebook messages. For some honesty from big oil about the merits, you have to review public records relating to income and profits on our legacy fiekld oil. Take A Look At The Graph Below - This Shows What Happened To Your PFD, And Funding For Other Things, Like Education Production Revenues After Credits 2009-2019 7 S68.34 S74.90 s94.49 s112.65 S107.57 si0757 S72.58 s43.18 s9.43 S63.61 S69.46 $4.1B $5.8B S S3.6B S2.9B S2.6B B $2.0B $0.5B S0.3B -$0.2B S0.3B -S0.4B 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 The Production Revenues After Credits 2009-2019 graph above shows how much we received under Governor Palin's ACES oil fiscal policy, compared with Governor Parnell's SB 21 oil fiscal policy. At $68 oil in 2009, we received $2.9 billion in production revenue. At S69 oil in 2019, we only received $500 million. In 2010, at $75 oil, we received $2.6 billion in production revenue. In 2015, at $72 oil, we lost $200 million, because of SB 21's much lower production tax rate, and SB 21's credit system. Goodbye savings and a full PFD. Voting Will Be Very Important This Year Please make sure you and your friends and family are registered to vote. Request absentee ballots. Follow the instructions on them carefully, so your votes count. Know how you are going to vote before you receive your ballot this October. This economic disaster from SB 21 has been with us since 2015. It has nothing to do with Covid-19 or the price of oil. It will continue after Covid-19 is history-unless Alaskans vote "Yes on 1" this fall. SB 21 was self-inflicted, by having the legislature trust Exxon and ConocoPhillips. We know the consequences now. Many of us knew the consequences then. We cannot undo the past damage to PFD's, to education, to teachers, to the revenue loss, and spending $17 billion of our savings. We can only look to the future. The remedy, wonderfully, is also our choice, by voting "Yes on 1, Ballot Measure One this fall." Be vigilant, and protect our joint interests in our legacy field production revenue. Thanks for reading. going to your website, alaskasfairshare.com and paying attention to "the merits," rather than irrelevant and deceptive messages, paid for by companies who want to keep our oil "low cost" and below fair value. And, thanks for donating, and for voting "Yes on 1. Dave Carter Retired Attorney Anchorage 907-349-4980. If you have questions, call. Billions of Dollars Wondering What Happened To Your Dividend, and About 17 Billion Dollars of Your Savings, Since 2015? The many thousands of Alaskans voting "Yes on 1" Ballot Measure One, want Alaskans to know where the money went. We want Alaskans to know the "merits"-the facts and evidence supporting our "Yes on 1" votes. We want Alaskans to go to our website, alaskasfairshare.com which is also your website, because we all share ownership in the Prudhoe Bay, Alpine, and Kuparuk oil fields-our "legacy" fiekds, to spend time there, and to learn why we have to restore our legacy field production share from our oil fields on the North Slope. We want Alaskans to have transparency, and a robust public forum, to review, explain, and debate the issues-just like what should have happened in our legislature-years ago, in 2013, when SB 21, the current oil fiscal policy affecting our Prudhoe Bay, Alpine and Kuparuk legacy oil fields, was enacted, with direct employees of ConocoPhillips voting on SB 21 (big conflict for Alaskans). We also wanted to have these things occur, after SB 21 had been in place, and after we saw what happened-with the legislature spending billions of our savings, sending even more extra money to ConocoPhillips and Exxon- with no production revenue, after credits, to Alaska. SB 21 was, obviously, not a good business deal for us and our families as owners of these legacy fields. The legislature could have, but did not, hold hearings on Ballot Measure One (Alaska's Fair Share)-rather, it declined to do so, even after spending most of our savings. So we know the only way to fix things is through direct democracy, the citizens initiative, which is Ballot Measure 1 on this fall's ballot. But, again, we want Alaskans to go to their website, alaskasfairshare.com, to review the information which the Legislature, ConocoPhillips, Exxon, BP/Hikcorp, and their lobbyists did not want you to see. When you go to the website and spend a couple hours reading articles and looking at graphs, you will see that you have been misled by big oil. And you should spend a couple hours at your website reviewing the info there. It is your oil too. It should still be a much larger share of annual revenue, and able to fund many things. That multinational oil companies mislead Alaskans with fear without facts messaging is standard operating procedure for them. None of the producers are based in Alaska. To have them attack "outside" interests is silly. Alaskans and others want to protect our environment, while allowing for responsible oil development. This Initiative does not apply to any oil fields beyond our own legacy fields, which have been developed, and which will produce oil for years to come. But big oil does not want to discuss these issues. Rather, they want to divert attention from "the merits" to avoid talking about their profits and our low cost oil. Big oil is not required to be honest with Alaskans when it comes to tv ads and Facebook messages. For some honesty from big oil about the merits, you have to review public records relating to income and profits on our legacy fiekld oil. Take A Look At The Graph Below - This Shows What Happened To Your PFD, And Funding For Other Things, Like Education Production Revenues After Credits 2009-2019 7 S68.34 S74.90 s94.49 s112.65 S107.57 si0757 S72.58 s43.18 s9.43 S63.61 S69.46 $4.1B $5.8B S S3.6B S2.9B S2.6B B $2.0B $0.5B S0.3B -$0.2B S0.3B -S0.4B 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 The Production Revenues After Credits 2009-2019 graph above shows how much we received under Governor Palin's ACES oil fiscal policy, compared with Governor Parnell's SB 21 oil fiscal policy. At $68 oil in 2009, we received $2.9 billion in production revenue. At S69 oil in 2019, we only received $500 million. In 2010, at $75 oil, we received $2.6 billion in production revenue. In 2015, at $72 oil, we lost $200 million, because of SB 21's much lower production tax rate, and SB 21's credit system. Goodbye savings and a full PFD. Voting Will Be Very Important This Year Please make sure you and your friends and family are registered to vote. Request absentee ballots. Follow the instructions on them carefully, so your votes count. Know how you are going to vote before you receive your ballot this October. This economic disaster from SB 21 has been with us since 2015. It has nothing to do with Covid-19 or the price of oil. It will continue after Covid-19 is history-unless Alaskans vote "Yes on 1" this fall. SB 21 was self-inflicted, by having the legislature trust Exxon and ConocoPhillips. We know the consequences now. Many of us knew the consequences then. We cannot undo the past damage to PFD's, to education, to teachers, to the revenue loss, and spending $17 billion of our savings. We can only look to the future. The remedy, wonderfully, is also our choice, by voting "Yes on 1, Ballot Measure One this fall." Be vigilant, and protect our joint interests in our legacy field production revenue. Thanks for reading. going to your website, alaskasfairshare.com and paying attention to "the merits," rather than irrelevant and deceptive messages, paid for by companies who want to keep our oil "low cost" and below fair value. And, thanks for donating, and for voting "Yes on 1. Dave Carter Retired Attorney Anchorage 907-349-4980. If you have questions, call. Billions of Dollars