Post by steg on Jun 16, 2008 10:47:14 GMT -1
Hey everyone,
Im sure weather you drive or not you cant help but notice the price is increasing everyday.
This has a knock on effect to the price of everthing. food, electricity, travel etc...
I noticed this morning that the tesco in Paisley RD west is totaly dry.. and i had to drive another ten minutes to fill up (using more expensive full)
I assumed that the lack of petrol was in "PROTEST" against the rising prices at the pump, and I was in support....
BUT... i was wrong... the strike is by Fuel Tankers Drivers for more pay!!! ... not to reduce the price at the pumps!
So do we all need to take collective action and do some kind of protesting?
Or do we just accept that petrol will be at £7.00 a gallon by mid summer
ME? I'd be down to protest... some kinda shut down the city type vibe or whatever, I'd be there... at the front shouting Turn it up...
But would anyone else be up for protest...?
And what type of protest do you think will be most effective?
Im sure weather you drive or not you cant help but notice the price is increasing everyday.
This has a knock on effect to the price of everthing. food, electricity, travel etc...
I noticed this morning that the tesco in Paisley RD west is totaly dry.. and i had to drive another ten minutes to fill up (using more expensive full)
I assumed that the lack of petrol was in "PROTEST" against the rising prices at the pump, and I was in support....
BUT... i was wrong... the strike is by Fuel Tankers Drivers for more pay!!! ... not to reduce the price at the pumps!
So do we all need to take collective action and do some kind of protesting?
Or do we just accept that petrol will be at £7.00 a gallon by mid summer
ME? I'd be down to protest... some kinda shut down the city type vibe or whatever, I'd be there... at the front shouting Turn it up...
But would anyone else be up for protest...?
And what type of protest do you think will be most effective?
