fuel prices

**tonkatojo** · 09-Sep-11, 11:17

I found this interesting reading from £0.02p to £1.64 a litre for petrol, with us in UK averaging £1.35.
I realise our social commitments are vast but are they worth it for the vast differences..

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/The...978605645.html

**orkneycadian** · 09-Sep-11, 11:28

Wonder if we will get prices like this when we become the Islamic State of Britain?

**tonkatojo** · 09-Sep-11, 11:37

Originally Posted by orkneycadian

Wonder if we will get prices like this when we become the Islamic State of Britain?

When do you think is that event will be ?.

**mi16** · 09-Sep-11, 11:49

Originally Posted by orkneycadian

Wonder if we will get prices like this when we become the Islamic State of Britain?

And why exactly would that happen?

**golach** · 09-Sep-11, 13:01

Love seeing the price in Oslo, Norway is one of the countries the Scots Nasties are always holding up as a good example for going Independant, £1.64 a ltr. Oh Aye.

**Corrie 3** · 09-Sep-11, 13:57

Originally Posted by golach

Love seeing the price in Oslo, Norway is one of the countries the Scots Nasties are always holding up as a good example for going Independant, £1.64 a ltr. Oh Aye.

I think you will find that Norway pays it's people a lot more than we get in Scotland, anyway, a few pence on fuel is a small price to pay to get rid of the UK parliament that is full of thieves!!!

C3............

**Gronnuck** · 09-Sep-11, 15:56

OK so we're paying through the nose for our fuel. It's a bummer I know. I'm waiting for a green fascist to explain how it is that we're driving around in frugal vehicles, being taxed heavily for the privilege plus paying through the nose for ANYTHING transported while in most of the countries cited large fuel guzzling 4 x 4s are the norm and their population don't give a flying fig about climate change. Grubby Britain ain't going to save the planet on it's own is it!

**Rheghead** · 09-Sep-11, 16:14

Originally Posted by Gronnuck

OK so we're paying through the nose for our fuel. It's a bummer I know. I'm waiting for a green fascist to explain how it is that we're driving around in frugal vehicles, being taxed heavily for the privilege plus paying through the nose for ANYTHING transported while in most of the countries cited large fuel guzzling 4 x 4s are the norm and their population don't give a flying fig about climate change. Grubby Britain ain't going to save the planet on it's own is it!

So long as you get into the spirit of things by just recycling a printer toner once or year or even compost an egg carton!!

**scotsboy** · 09-Sep-11, 16:18

Originally Posted by Rheghead

So long as you get into the spirit of things by just recycling a printer toner once or year or even compost an egg carton!!

Personally I have never found relieving myself into the wind a pleasant experience.

**Rheghead** · 09-Sep-11, 16:30

Originally Posted by scotsboy

Personally I have never found relieving myself into the wind a pleasant experience.

Yes and most people don't realise the gravity of the situation.

**orkneycadian** · 09-Sep-11, 17:16

Originally Posted by mi16

And why exactly would that happen?

Surely then, our Arab brotherhoods that are 9 out 10 in the list, and are with all the oil would see us right?

**mi16** · 09-Sep-11, 18:06

they already do see us right

**mi16** · 09-Sep-11, 18:09

Originally Posted by Rheghead

So long as you get into the spirit of things by just recycling a printer toner once or year or even compost an egg carton!!

I dont think many folk use toner, its a bit on the pricey side for normal light printer use.

**orkneycadian** · 09-Sep-11, 18:18

I agree. I use soot out of the chimney! Much cheaper!

**mi16** · 09-Sep-11, 18:27

yes but you still use a quill also

**Gronnuck** · 09-Sep-11, 19:07

Originally Posted by Rheghead

Yes and most people don't realise the gravity of the situation.

It might well be a very grave situation but IMO we've been told so many lies and half truths we don't know who to believe. We just see some people making a lot of money off the back of this green agenda while telling us its for our own good. If it is so important the grubbiement should cut the profit margins and fund the new technology so ordinary members of the population can be part of the drive for change instead of being made to feel they're part of the problem! Call me a cynic but if the rest of the world is going to hell in a handbasket what makes you think Grubbie Britain will be able to save it?