Have you heard there is a Fuel Protest next Tuesday 27th May?

Question

Have you heard there is a Fuel Protest next Tuesday 27th May?

Answer 1

I think this is important, the people let the politicians do anything they want, the fuel protest is necessary to show that not everyone in this country is a sheep just following along no matter what. We all have an opinion and should make the goverment listen, they are supposed to run this country with the purpose of our best interests at heart not just what they want to do and line their own pockets in the process.

Answer 2

Where?

Answer 3

No - but why not start a rumour and bring the country to a standstill?

Answer 4

I had not hear of this protest but support any action as something positive, however small or large the protest, at least they are doing something, I don’t know any other subject other than the price of fuel, uniformly that people are unhappy about  and more importantly feel the level of tax is wrong .

I would be willing to back any action because the government has to listen, this will come to a head at some point, it’s just a matter of how long we as a nation are willing to be subservient and accept this unfair tax.

Time we showed our fighting spirit.

Answer 5

I'm not interested in stupid, pointless one day protests that accomplish absolutely nothing.

Answer 6

Oh arr,  when did that arpen? Oi b'aint eard n'ithin 'bout thart!

Answer 7

A call to action make your voice Heard?

access this website to let congress know how y feel about to days fuel prices. http://capwiz.com/nefi and enter your info-the letter is already written for you.

Answer 8

they are talking about it now on talksport, lorry drivers blocking london from park lane to the A40 next tuesday, apparently 4500 businesses who use vans have shut down this year due to fuel prices.

Answer 9

havent heard of one but its about time

Answer 10

If we all filled up and drove off without paying, petrol would come down by 50%. They cant jail all of us. There are 32 places left in Scottish prisons and a hundred left in England.

What a pity no one in the UK has the belly to do it.