>Your article is dated 14 Dec 2009 when journalists were still speculating about the Exxon's unconventional committment in Hungary. That information from Exxon was addressed maybe to their specific joint project with MOL but not with Falcon and the Appraisal Work program.

Somehow this article goes hand in hand with Exxon’s presentation on March 11 2010 on the New York Stock Exchange.

My point of contention that Exxon does have future plans in Hungary.

>I think this has been debated before and I cannot believe that one can still dream that Exxon will link up with Falcon again and post such misleading information.

At no point in this debate had I implied that Exxon will hook up with Falcon.What I did suggest that the continued presence of Exxon in the Makó trough will not go unnoticed by other interested parties.