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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / June 2006Oil Independence Day 2006
High gas prices have created a new group of people - "pump grumblers." When pumping our high priced gas, we grumble words of resentment, while feeling powerless. We need gas, so we pay the price. Standing as a individual we are powerless, but together our voices would be heard. America is a strong, independent country. When John Kennedy proposed we put a man on the moon, a goal and time line was set. American determination made it happen. Let's apply the same initiative to independence of oil through alternative energy research and use. We already have brilliant minds who are making great strides towards this goal. Demand that the President stand up for us. Ask him to support Alternative energy to free us from oil dependence, starting today. Millions of letters cannot be ignored. Write a paper letter before July 4 to the President. Urge friends and family to do the same. President Bush The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 Down Load a letter at http://oilindependenceday2006.com/ Pass this on or add a link to your web page. From: Linda > Millions of letters cannot be ignored. Oh yes they can. Over here they even blockaded the oil refineries. The result: petrol is $8 per gallon And as we all know that twat Bush doesn't give a sh.t what his people say otherwise he wouldn't be in Iraq doing his bit for keeping oil prices up! >> Millions of letters cannot be ignored. > > Oh yes they can. > Over here they even blockaded the oil refineries. > The result: petrol is $8 per gallon > And as we all know that twat Bush doesn't give a sh.t what his people say > otherwise he wouldn't be in Iraq doing his bit for keeping oil prices up! On the whole Americans seem relatively OK about paying higher petrol prices as long as they can equate it with "supporting our boys in Iraq". I am not just making that up. I have heard it twice. I think mr Bush has found a way to persuade the public to accept higher oil prices. Now he will be able to add tax to it like in other countries and really rake it in. >> And as we all know that twat Bush doesn't give a sh.t what his people say >> otherwise he wouldn't be in Iraq doing his bit for keeping oil prices up! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Now he will be able to add tax to it like in other countries and really > rake it in. Yeah right. Two people by your own admission support the war in Iraq. America is being shafted by the rag heads as are we all with regard to oil. I work for an American company and I know a lot of American's and I have yet to meet one who is happy about their kids being in that hellhole. America cannot win that war and it is my belief that Bush is looking for a good reason to back peddle his way out of Iraq before it turns into another Vietnam. Maybe he should invite all those scum terrorists into the American government the way he suggested the people of N. Ireland do with the PIRA! What's the PIRA? DAS For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling --- [...] government the way he suggested the people of N. Ireland do with the PIRA! >What's the PIRA? 'Provisional' IRA... I was 'almost' in a bomb by them and didn't know what the "P" stood for. All IRA to me. As you say, scum for short. DAS For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling --- >>What's the PIRA? > > 'Provisional' IRA... > And as we all know that twat Bush doesn't give a hit what his people say > otherwise he wouldn't be in Iraq doing his bit for keeping oil prices up! It is funny the clues that give away a Brit poster. They use the T word that rhymes with Kumquat or the C word that rhymes with Grunt. In the USA those words are very rude but they seem to be pratically terms of endearment in the UK. I could be wrong though. . You are (wrong). Whilst both words may be frequently used they are VERY RUDE. Funny, I also try to play "spot the Brit" in these American-dominated forums by use of certain words (except "petrol", "boot" etc, which are very obvious) and style. For a while I followed a UK-dominated car NG and there I really noticed how it was different to here. Subtle, but noticeable. DAS For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling --- [...] > It is funny the clues that give away a Brit poster. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > . oopsie!! I blame it on the Telegraph and Pete Townshend. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2006/06/22/bmwho22.xml&sShe et=/arts/2006/06/23/ixtop.html I was going to go see him in Hyde Park on July 2 but I think I will not be motivated enough to deal with the trip. . > You are (wrong). > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > > > . I wonder if the Jul 2 date is clever timing or a lucky coincidence. It's between the Quarter Finals and the Semi Finals (of the World Cup). I live almost within a stone's throw of Hyde Park but I doubt I'll want to go. Too may people and better view on TV... I am later middle-aged, after all... Of course I see The Who as one of the Top Bands, alongside Rolling Stones, Bee Gees, Beatles... (like I said, middle-aged...) DAS For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling --- > oopsie!! > [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] >> > >> > . |
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