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Previously on "The word on the street..."

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  • RandyW
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    Originally posted by WindyAnna View Post
    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH

    It's not so much that I think the reasons to protest are unreasonable more that the people who get stuffed by it are people tootling around minding their own business, if the people in power need to be anywhere they'll just get in a helicopter. I don't have a helicopter. I am travelling up to Birmingham from Hertfordshire with my 2 year old, really looking forward to go slows and traffic jams and not being able to buy fuel to get home again - hurrah!
    I have two.

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  • WindyAnna
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    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH

    It's not so much that I think the reasons to protest are unreasonable more that the people who get stuffed by it are people tootling around minding their own business, if the people in power need to be anywhere they'll just get in a helicopter. I don't have a helicopter. I am travelling up to Birmingham from Hertfordshire with my 2 year old, really looking forward to go slows and traffic jams and not being able to buy fuel to get home again - hurrah!

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    No. I've got my ADR licence so waiting for the highest bidder wanting a scab to break the strike.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View Post
    So you'll be driving to the protest will you?
    No. I've got my ADR licence so waiting for the highest bidder wanting a scab to break the strike.

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  • r0bly0ns
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    Blocking the fuel getting out is illegal.


    Standing by the side of the road shouting "please don't drive that tanker anywhere" isn't..........

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  • BoredBloke
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    Nothing will change - they will simply say that if they reduce the tax here then they will have to increase it elsewhere. Also, they will point the finger at all those gas guzzling 4x4 which everybody knows have their own personal hole in the ozone layer.

    After the last one I thought the govt had made these things illegal.

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  • Charles Foster Kane
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Is that there is a new fuel protest starting Sat 15th December 10am.

    Which is nice. Lets see if we can't get rid of brown and lower some fuel tax at the same time.
    So you'll be driving to the protest will you?

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  • Bagpuss
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    Great, panic buying again, massive queues, and people still waiting for a pump on the filler side to become available

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  • Clippy
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    Nope, SP was right, tis Saturday:

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    UPDATE: This morning (10/12/07) Transaction 2007 announced a firm date for the protest. Protests will start Saturday 15th December 2007 at 10:00am. They say the date was decided by members as "the best possible to enable those who would normally be working during the week to attend." According to a press release on the site, they plan to protest outside refineries or storage depots across the country.

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  • Wilmslow
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    Not good.

    I commute 120 miles a week!

    Looking like a week of B&B's.......

    Bleeding muppets.

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  • poser
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    yep i hear wednesday too.

    www.petrolprices.com is where I found out

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  • Sockpuppet
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    http://www.transaction-2007.com/

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  • Bluebird
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    thought it was this wednesday ?

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  • Sockpuppet
    started a topic The word on the street...

    The word on the street...

    Is that there is a new fuel protest starting Sat 15th December 10am.

    Which is nice. Lets see if we can't get rid of brown and lower some fuel tax at the same time.

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