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what are they going to do? Nationalise them? 
How’s Rachael from accounts getting on…..
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You are so sad.
I would imagine that everyone on this board knows that most of the price of a litre of petrol is duty or tax. You seem to think that you are the only one with this sub-GCSE level information. Still nobody knows what point you are trying to make. On the other hand, everyone knows that if a litre of petrol goes up by 30 pence plus, it is down to your hero Trump's wars of choice.
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So nothing to do with petrol retailers. Starmer and Reeves, just making noise... We got there.
You are so sad.
I would imagine that everyone on this board knows that most of the price of a litre of petrol is duty or tax. You seem to think that you are the only one with this sub-GCSE level information. Still nobody knows what point you are trying to make. On the other hand, everyone knows that if a litre of petrol goes up by 30 pence plus, it is down to your hero Trump's wars of choice.
No, because still nobody understands what your initial comment is supposed to mean. This is just your typical tactic of answering questions nobody actually asked:
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We got there then.
No, because still nobody understands what your initial comment is supposed to mean. This is just your typical tactic of answering questions nobody actually asked:
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Its only you who seems to care.
but to humour you a bit.
Look at the historic price and see where it should be if there was excessive profiteering. Look also at how much is tax and see who is best placed to pull a lever to drive down prices.
but to humour you a bit.
Look at the historic price and see where it should be if there was excessive profiteering. Look also at how much is tax and see who is best placed to pull a lever to drive down prices.
Donald J Trump.
He is also responsible for the recent spike in crude oil price increases.
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What can he do, that will reduce UK pump prices?
Not start pointless wars.
The government are obviously trying to prepare voters for a rise in petrol prices and to properly apportion the blame onto Donald Trump. Why that made you call Rachel Reeves a dumb f*k is what confused me. Your response was so irrational and over the top. Have you become a socialist who believes in price controls. Or are you still a Labour hating misogynist.
It is a joke when things like this happen and the fuel already in the petrol stations tank is already there before the rise and yet they bang the price up.
Here's an idea why dont they advertises it as "when its gone its gone" "buy now before thse tanks run out and the price gos up". They would have cues around the corner.
Here's an idea why dont they advertises it as "when its gone its gone" "buy now before thse tanks run out and the price gos up". They would have cues around the corner.
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Not really. Nor is it funny that Trump started a pointless war that no other countries are interested in and is forcing up the prices of evertything and creating global uncertainty. It's about as jokey as cancer.
FFS - give it a rest. I knew there would be some argumentative **** who would pick up on the "joke" part.
