Re: Petrol prices... yet another thing to "thank" the stock exchange for...


"FriarTuck" <all@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.05.28.10.40.59.567362@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(Expletive deleted)... I dont use much petrol and when I went to buy
some yesterday... 'kin 95p a litre or £4.37 a gallon or $8 a gallon
(yanks actually get theirs for a lot less...) last time I bought some a
couple of months ago it was only 85p a litre.

It only costs them a few pence per gallon to manufacture/refine.

What a con. They are the ones stirring up trouble in the world
(the capitalists) and they are the ones reaping the rewards.... any
connection do you think?

We have our own oil supply which we wouldn't have to sell to the British
at "market rates" if we hadn't sold off the rights to market forces....

found this article commenting on the subject as well...

http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/uk.cfm?id=824492007

Nice piece m8 but nevermind that, just wait till the Global Warming Loonies
start taxing you to the hilt, petrol will start to look cheap

Redman


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