Ireland Fuel Protests

[dai dogs 2,431]

Opinions? I agree with them 

[chesney 5,791]

There locking down the country 

[Lenmcharristar 10,771]

11 hours ago, dai dogs said:

Opinions? I agree with them 

Very best of luck to them, keeper lit

[Halfhound 1,284]

Gathering abit of steam now. You know it’s starting to hurt the powers that be when they are mentioning getting the army involved. I think the general public openly supporting the protests it’s a bloody nose for the government hopefully they can stick at it. I might try get involved for a few hours tomoro it’s to be a bad day so won’t be too busy. 

[dai dogs 2,431]

Mainland uk needs to do the same the Government has been f***ing us over for far to long 

[.357shooter 1,520]

And then you add all the other tax we pay for f**k all.yet some illegal immigrant will get more than any of us and will never contribute a penny FFS .

[chesney 5,791]

[WILF 53,366]

The government has called out the army to try and stop the fuel protests……interesting times

[chesney 5,791]

1 hour ago, WILF said:

The government has called out the army to try and stop the fuel protests……interesting times

That us the funniest thing ever the scouts be more of a threat

[chartpolski 30,273]

Just said on the news that the army has been called in to remove the blockers.

Cheers.

[Halfhound 1,284]

I think where the government were hoping it would die down after the few days it’s only getting stronger. Sending two tractors and a horse lorry to do their bit tomoro 

[paul sr 1,079]

A lot of the agricultural contractors and truckers that are protesting could be out of business in a few weeks because of the diesel price .  The simply feel they have no choice . I heard a agricultural contractor say that with the price of fuel at the minute, he would have to charge € 250 an acre for pit silage . Farmers don't have that kind of money. I suspect the Garda and army will remove them from the fuel depots to night . I am no fan of any of the Irish politicians , but the fact the have not lowered the fuel costs for the agricultural and transport sector, may be a indicator of bigger economic challenges in the weeks and months ahead .

[Lenmcharristar 10,771]

31 minutes ago, paul sr said:

A lot of the agricultural contractors and truckers that are protesting could be out of business in a few weeks because of the diesel price .  The simply feel they have no choice . I heard a agricultural contractor say that with the price of fuel at the minute, he would have to charge € 250 an acre for pit silage . Farmers don't have that kind of money. I suspect the Garda and army will remove them from the fuel depots to night . I am no fan of any of the Irish politicians , but the fact the have not lowered the fuel costs for the agricultural and transport sector, may be a indicator of bigger economic challenges in the weeks and months ahead .

The greedy ba stards know what they are doing, the natives get hammered and the invading camel jockeys get everything for free, taxing us to death, pure dictatorship greed. 

[Lenmcharristar 10,771]

1 hour ago, Halfhound said:

I think where the government were hoping it would die down after the few days it’s only getting stronger. Sending two tractors and a horse lorry to do their bit tomoro 

Good man indeed

[mackem 31,898]

1 hour ago, Halfhound said:

Sending two tractors and a horse lorry to do their bit tomoro 

Respect sir,well done