FUEL PROTEST

jimblowscash

jimblowscash

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Hi Guys

I know theres a protest going into Manchester on Sat but does anyone else know of any? Im so sick and tired of just accepting the prices at the pumps I now REALY want to do something!

Im not talking about fire boming petrol stations.. but id be up for go slows, or other forms of legal protesting, diesels gone up bp another 3p pt ltr from last night :mad: i know theres been a tax rise but the petrol companies have sneeked in a rise as well.......
 
On a slightly different note, would petroleum prices fall if significant oil of adequate grade is found in the Falklands basin?

If you protest, the rises would go up regardless. In order for action to be taken against it the entire country would have to protest.
 
Captain_Slick said:
Grrrr! Fight the powah!
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I wouldnt quite say that but its time ( for me at least) to stop moaning about it and actually do something.... if everyone who will moan about it did something then perhaps we would see the oil companies ( who will without fail record record proffits in a few weeks time ) and the government ( whoever it will be in a few weeks time ) take a bit of notice and back the price down in light of public opinion.... if enough noise is made about it then they will have no choice... if you stand there and take it from behind every time they hike the price up then youve not really got the right to moan!
 
Wouldn't a go-slow just use up more petrol? I thought you were complaining about the price of petrol not wanting to waste it?

EDIT: Damn, as with so many things, some ***** beat me to it.
 
Are all the Protesters driving to the demo & then driving around in there cars. :p:p:p

O the ironing.
 
Ricochet J said:
In order for action to be taken against it the entire country would have to protest.
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Thats about what happend last time... there were nationwide protests and the price of fuel dropped to below 70p a ltr..... I believe at the time the prices were 93p pr ltr .... thats what sparked the protests then....

so on that basis... who's up for it
 
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