In May 2014 the Commission set out in its Energy Security Strategy how the EU remains vulnerable to external energy shocks.

The political challenges over the last months have shown that diversification of energy sources, suppliers and routes is crucial for ensuring secure and resilient energy supplies to European citizens and companies..."

If you were ever in doubt, this is proof that Europe knows it needs to diversify away from Russian energy.

That’s why at the end of the document, in a section containing the action plan for the European Union, it explicitly states:

"The EU needs to diversify its supply."

To me, that looks like real intent to fight Russia.

And Britain has just handed the EU a golden ticket.

Remember, this find could be larger than the oil reserves of countries like Russia, Qatar, and the United States.

It could supply Europe with enough oil to cripple Putin’s control on the West...

Enough oil to take a chunk out of Russia’s budget and end its aggression in the Ukraine...

Enough oil to protect American interests...

And today is your opportunity to profit from it.

I’m about to introduce you to the three plays I want to give you.

But first, there’s one more reason why Britain is so confident it will break Putin’s hold over the European continent.

You see, this is actually a story of a one-two punch...

The Discovery of 200 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas

Another area of the UK holds a huge amount of gas...

200 trillion cubic feet, in fact.

This find is so big that the Institute of Directors — a prestigious organization founded in 1903 — declared that Britain’s "gas import dependency could be reduced from 76% to 37% in 2030" because of it.

That’s huge.

But even more likely is that Britain will opt to sell the gas to Europe and beat Russia back.

The immediate revenue and the current geopolitical climate virtually require it.

Frankly, this gas find of 200 trillion cubic feet couldn’t have come at a better time.

And it’s got the attention of a few international papers...

The Financial Times wants to know:

"Can Europe wean itself off Russian gas?"

CNN says:

"Russia fallout pushes Europe to develop shale gas."

The Guardian asks:

"Will fracking make Europe less dependent on Russian gas?"

And Forbes even went so far to provide a guide called:

"How The EU And U.S. Can Use Natural Gas To Keep Russia In Check."

So my next question is...

Will You Profit From This $6 Trillion Opportunity?

I’m about to show you why each stock is my "go-to" for huge profits from this opportunity.

You’ll find even more detailed research in my "3 Stocks Set to Profit up to 1,091% from the Second Shale Boom" report, which I’ll show you how to access in a moment.

Let’s dive in...

Second Shale Boom Play #1

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