Baldoni wrote :
> It happens that est.1878 formulated :
>> http://www.thisisthenortheast.co.uk/display.var.1867315.0.protestors_promise_fresh_fuel_blockades.php
>>
>> Protestors promise fresh fuel blockades
>> FUEL tax protestors in the North-East have vowed to begin blockades once 
>> again - with action possible as early as Monday next week.
>>
>> Up to three dozen farmers, road hauliers and coach operators voted 
>> unanimously at a fuel lobby meeting to take direct action as fuel prices 
>> continue to rise.
>>
>> The meeting held near Consett, County Durham, was one of the first in a 
>> series being held countrywide, which could lead to the blockade of 
>> refineries and major routes.
>>
>> advertisementAndrew Spence of the North-East fuel lobby, who convened the 
>> meeting said: "The Government is robbing us for taxation. Fuel is easy to 
>> tax. It is an unfair tax."
>>
>> "We have been threatening Gordon Brown with action, this time we are 
>> promising action."
>>
>> Mr Spence said an average lorry with a capacity of 700 litres now cost £763 
>> to fill - with £534 going to tax.
>>
>> He said 2.4p had just been placed on the price of a litre of diesel in 
>> October with a further 2.7p a litre soon for low sulphur emissions.
>>
>> And the Petrol Retailers Association had budgeted for a further 8p to go in 
>> the price - which would bring the price of a litre of diesel to £1.20.
>>
>> Mr Spence said plans had already been drawn up to target certain parts of 
>> the country, including London, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
>>
>> He said: "I have 120 people with low loaders who will go into London. All I 
>> have to do is ring them."
>>
>> While remaining tight-lipped about targets he claimed he could have 
>> refineries closed within 20 minutes of a phone call and could shut Dover 
>> port overnight.
>>
>> A meeting was being held in South Hampshire last night, a further meeting 
>> will be held in Kent tonight and another in Wales tomorrow.
>>
>> If those meetings decide to take action, protestors could be mobilised by 
>> Monday, Mr Spence said. Those attending the North-East meeting were urged 
>> to leave their contact details should the decision be made to go ahead.
>>
>> Mr Spence was instrumental in the fuel protests in 2000 that brought the 
>> country to a standstill.
>
> What we all need to do in the country is don't spend our wages.  Pay your 
> utilities and food for your family, groceries etc but refuse to buy luxury 
> goods.  It would have to be done after Christmas.  Do not buy anything and 
> the Government will lose tax revenue and will have to sit up and take notice.
>
> Pass it on and tell your friends DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY.
>
> The black people in America refused to purchase one of the cola, Pepsi or 
> Coke because it said in some way that black people were not represented in 
> some way.  15% of the US population are black and the cola company shit 
> themselves and changed their policy.
>
> We could implement something similar.
>
> Think about it please.

-- 
Count  Baldoni

"Baldoni @gmail.com>" <baldoniXXV<nientespam> wrote in message 
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> Baldoni wrote :
>> It happens that est.1878 formulated :
>>> http://www.thisisthenortheast.co.uk/display.var.1867315.0.protestors_promise_fresh_fuel_blockades.php
>>>
>>> Protestors promise fresh fuel blockades
>>> FUEL tax protestors in the North-East have vowed to begin blockades once 
>>> again - with action possible as early as Monday next week.
>>>
>>> Up to three dozen farmers, road hauliers and coach operators voted 
>>> unanimously at a fuel lobby meeting to take direct action as fuel prices 
>>> continue to rise.
>>>
>>> The meeting held near Consett, County Durham, was one of the first in a 
>>> series being held countrywide, which could lead to the blockade of 
>>> refineries and major routes.
>>>
>>> advertisementAndrew Spence of the North-East fuel lobby, who convened 
>>> the meeting said: "The Government is robbing us for taxation. Fuel is 
>>> easy to tax. It is an unfair tax."
>>>
>>> "We have been threatening Gordon Brown with action, this time we are 
>>> promising action."
>>>
>>> Mr Spence said an average lorry with a capacity of 700 litres now cost 
>>> £763 to fill - with £534 going to tax.
>>>
>>> He said 2.4p had just been placed on the price of a litre of diesel in 
>>> October with a further 2.7p a litre soon for low sulphur emissions.
>>>
>>> And the Petrol Retailers Association had budgeted for a further 8p to go 
>>> in the price - which would bring the price of a litre of diesel to 
>>> £1.20.
>>>
>>> Mr Spence said plans had already been drawn up to target certain parts 
>>> of the country, including London, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
>>>
>>> He said: "I have 120 people with low loaders who will go into London. 
>>> All I have to do is ring them."
>>>
>>> While remaining tight-lipped about targets he claimed he could have 
>>> refineries closed within 20 minutes of a phone call and could shut Dover 
>>> port overnight.
>>>
>>> A meeting was being held in South Hampshire last night, a further 
>>> meeting will be held in Kent tonight and another in Wales tomorrow.
>>>
>>> If those meetings decide to take action, protestors could be mobilised 
>>> by Monday, Mr Spence said. Those attending the North-East meeting were 
>>> urged to leave their contact details should the decision be made to go 
>>> ahead.
>>>
>>> Mr Spence was instrumental in the fuel protests in 2000 that brought the 
>>> country to a standstill.
>>
>> What we all need to do in the country is don't spend our wages.  Pay your 
>> utilities and food for your family, groceries etc but refuse to buy 
>> luxury goods.  It would have to be done after Christmas.  Do not buy 
>> anything and the Government will lose tax revenue and will have to sit up 
>> and take notice.
>>
>> Pass it on and tell your friends DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY.
>>
>> The black people in America refused to purchase one of the cola, Pepsi or 
>> Coke because it said in some way that black people were not represented 
>> in some way.  15% of the US population are black and the cola company 
>> shit themselves and changed their policy.
>>
>> We could implement something similar.
>>
>> Think about it please.
>
> -- 
> Count  Baldoni
>
>

Good luck to them.

I heard Ian Wright on talkSPORT the other day talking about his time at CP 
during the Barnes debacle. He made reference to a match where a player "lost 
it at half time and refused to go back on for the second half". he said that 
the guy is playing in England still.

Who was he talking about? I presume there is another side to the story?

"louisxiv"  wrote in message 
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>I heard Ian Wright on talkSPORT the other day talking about his time at CP 
>during the Barnes debacle. He made reference to a match where a player 
>"lost it at half time and refused to go back on for the second half". he 
>said that the guy is playing in England still.
>
> Who was he talking about? I presume there is another side to the story?

Viduka. Threw the toys out the pram against ICT.

"ZB"  wrote in message 
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>
> "louisxiv"  wrote in message 
> news:13lgr6nf60gssfe@corp.supernews.com...
>>I heard Ian Wright on talkSPORT the other day talking about his time at CP 
>>during the Barnes debacle. He made reference to a match where a player 
>>"lost it at half time and refused to go back on for the second half". he 
>>said that the guy is playing in England still.
>>
>> Who was he talking about? I presume there is another side to the story?
>
> Viduka. Threw the toys out the pram against ICT.

Yup. I remember it now.

Cheers