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Iraq says come and get it

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By *arry and Megs OP   Couple
4 weeks ago

Ipswich

Iran is allowing the passage of iraquioil in ships but not US or Israelis

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By *iquanteMan
4 weeks ago

Birmingham

Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered."

Please don't interrupt the regime narrative with your actual facts.

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By *arry and Megs OP   Couple
4 weeks ago

Ipswich


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered."

Unfortunately mango mans electorate are paying DOUBLE for gas so he is fucked if he doesn't open it

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By *oorlandtwoCouple
4 weeks ago

Stoke on Trent


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Unfortunately mango mans electorate are paying DOUBLE for gas so he is fucked if he doesn't open it "

And it’s still less than 50% of what we pay

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By *iquanteMan
4 weeks ago

Birmingham


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Unfortunately mango mans electorate are paying DOUBLE for gas so he is fucked if he doesn't open it "

Still paying less for a gallon than they were paying under Biden.

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By *ellhungvweMan
4 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Please don't interrupt the regime narrative with your actual facts."

I agree the US only gets a tiny fraction of its oil via the Straits of Hormuz. The UK also gets a tiny fraction of its oil via the Straits and I think we can all agree that all of us are over joyed at the fact that the recent military misadventure has not had any meaningful impact on our pockets as a result of that tiny amount. I can only imagine that the average American is equally as over joyed about the lack of price movements.

Can you imagine the carnage if people were price constrained on a global market rather than source constrained. Good job that oil isn’t priced globally…..

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By *I TwoCouple
4 weeks ago

near enough


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Unfortunately mango mans electorate are paying DOUBLE for gas so he is fucked if he doesn't open it

Still paying less for a gallon than they were paying under Biden."

Irrelevant, it's more than trump promised

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By *hrill CollinsMan
4 weeks ago

The Outer Rim


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Unfortunately mango mans electorate are paying DOUBLE for gas so he is fucked if he doesn't open it

Still paying less for a gallon than they were paying under Biden."

not anymore it's not ... trump did this

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By *ingdomNightTimePleasuresMan
4 weeks ago

nearby

Diesel. 190.9 ltr. Asda earlier

£8.59 gallon.

May increase again - 1am Wednesday deadline all gloves are off

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By *ecadentDeviantsCouple
4 weeks ago

North West


"Given that the US and Israel don’t rely on it I don’t suppose they are too bothered.

Please don't interrupt the regime narrative with your actual facts.

I agree the US only gets a tiny fraction of its oil via the Straits of Hormuz. The UK also gets a tiny fraction of its oil via the Straits and I think we can all agree that all of us are over joyed at the fact that the recent military misadventure has not had any meaningful impact on our pockets as a result of that tiny amount. I can only imagine that the average American is equally as over joyed about the lack of price movements.

Can you imagine the carnage if people were price constrained on a global market rather than source constrained. Good job that oil isn’t priced globally….."

Also a good job it won’t affect the supply & cost of fertiliser & as a consequence, food prices.

Phew.

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By *ingdomNightTimePleasuresMan
4 weeks ago

nearby

Urea £580 a tonne (£435 last year) and Imported Ammonium Nitrate £500+ a tonne (£380 last year). Red diesel doubled.

Haulage costs to and from farm gate increased. Bank loan/ overdraft rate margins increased. Credit policy tightened.

Good job uk produces all its own food

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago


"Urea £580 a tonne (£435 last year) and Imported Ammonium Nitrate £500+ a tonne (£380 last year). Red diesel doubled.

Haulage costs to and from farm gate increased. Bank loan/ overdraft rate margins increased. Credit policy tightened.

Good job uk produces all its own food

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We can always eat them solar panels that all the farms are growing these days.

Didn’t someone say spending tens of billions on renewables and taxing natural gas at 78% was going to mean insulation from the global fuels market and lots of cheap electricity for everyone?

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