@@kurluk04 I bet you do. The way the media and public caused all those drivers to disappear back to Europe and all those gas stations to be out of gas!
@@user-tl4fi6oy8d we’ve had a shortage of lorry drivers for over ten years 😂 i voted to remain, the media and shitcunt public are to blame for this “shortage” which isnt a shortage at all, just created by peoples greed. We dont call it gas you flid.
This 'crisis' was caused by the government to take the focus of vaccinated kids with a pointless vaccine and enforcing vaccine passports via Plan B. Don't be fooled.
@@AthelstanEngland to my knowledge you need parental consent, and most times 12-15 year olds get vaccinated their parents will drive them there. Good try, buster.
@@Juanmantt well that is where you are wrong. UK government have said kids showing competence on the Gillick test can overrule their parents to take the jab.
@@XavierAway welcome to the new Brexit reality, where youve either got fuel or you pretend that we don't have a supply issue don't be an idiot, buy fuel
@Elephant man I forgot that I was supposed to reply to myself every week for eternity. I don't think "Vote Leave" and Boris Johnson have honest in their promises. A lot of people voted to leave while believing a whole pack of lies. When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his Brexit trade deal on December 24, he said it would enable UK companies "to do even more business" with the European Union. And more business with Australia/India - it's called having your cake and eating it too. Or the cake was a lie.
@Elephant man Thus my recommendation for needing a supermajority (60 or 66%) vote rather than a simple majority (50% plus one) for big decisions. Don't forget that two thirds voted for the EU in 1975. That is what you call a supermajority.
Boris shrugs and hopes something will turn up to solve the problem. A PM at the height of his powers leading a government of all the talents. What a fortunate country we are.
How dare you insult this great world power of a nation. Not heard of the Dunkirk spirit, no? We are the complete envy of the world now we have our soverieghnty back. God save the Queen 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
@@nickjohnson2570 Too true. Global Britain, free from the slippered jackboot of EU tyranny, is astride the World stage once again, willy in hand, hear the lion roar.
@@urbanimage Ah yes. The English Lion is roaring even while the Red Dragon of Wales and the Scottish Unicorn are being stifled. The Irish clover is also missing one of its leaves.
Meanwhile in Denmark (EU); empty gas stations (for cars and queues due to no shortage) and full shelves in supermarkets. We also have had the pandemic so yeah, what could be the difference. We might never know ;)
The same is true here in Belgium. No refueling issue and supermarket shelves are fully supplied (including Scotch whisky 😊), and the same goes for my neighbors in Luxembourg and Germany. I know because I live close to these borders and guess what? I am allowed to cross them freely at any time.
With no care assistants... They are being hired by hotels and restaurants in Southwest England as they can't get Brittish to work there or European citizens anymore.
That's simply not true. It all comes down to the HGV shortage... what is the main cause? The pandemic. All countries which rely on foreign workers like us are facing similar problems - people went home during the pandemic and many haven't come back. The actual truckers will tell you this is a crisis long in the making due to the general shittiness of working in that industry. Brexit doesn't have much to do with this. Don't allow yourself to be led to false conclusion
@@jpfrank4228 Petrol stations supplied and full shelves in Germany, we have covid here too, although we never made it to UKs world leading death rates. Now we hover about an incidence of about 60sth new infections for 100 000 people, sadly being overtaken with world leading rates in the UK at about threehundred. We need more drivers, here, too, but can manage through economies of scale and helping out each other in the EU. Enjoy your Brexit, Sir.
@@RealMash this time last week petrol stations in the UK were supplied for normal consumption just like in Germany. The only difference is that here the media here whipped up a storm of panic when we had a few late deliveries to a tiny handful of stations. The fuel shortage is literally only a result of people hoarding out of panic... good for you guys in Germany for not being as silly like us. But this really has nothing to do with Brexit lol, don't be one of those people who can't think rationally and just cries "BREXIT!" at every turn
I mean...fuel is a limited resource, and people gobble it up like candy...and believe that the green deal is some voodoo made-up pseudo science. there's a reason people want to go green...because fuel is going to eventually run dry...as it's not an unlimited resource like...the sun or the earths spin (wind) or fusion/fission reactions. This shortage at least shows you just a preview for how society breaks down in the current paradigm of telecommunication and post industrial age without transportation.
@@JRattheranch The electorate can see reality & sense all they want, but when Labour keeps up the dithering and fence-straddling as they do lately, one really shouldn't get too exited for the next GE.
@@sonegreat we don't have a fuel shortage... we have panic buying, caused by the media whipping up a frenzy... had people just continued to consume fuel like normal, we wouldn't be in this situation. What we do have is a shortage of HGV drivers, like many EU countries and other developed countries around the world do too
One where he gets £15,000 holidays fro mystery donors for mystery reasons and then takes the UK out of the EU. I hope it's a world where he gets the jail time he has earned.
Why can't petrol stations fuel capacity status be in the public domain and freely available online to make everybodys life easier and prevent them queueing for nothing?
People have such short memories. Covid chaos for a year, but then "vaccines, yayy" and suddenly the most inept government in my lifetime is forgiven. Now here we are in the mire again.
If Boris says it's stabilising then we must believe it'll get no better, or it'll get worse. Take your pick, believe him or don't. Either way your petrol problems are here to stay.
Well everyone, post Brexit Britain is here! Higher grocery prices and low supply of vegetables/fruits , jobs shortage in vital areas ie lorry drivers etc Enjoy 😉
As a disabled person I’m offended “not taking disabled peoples needs” because they’ve said they won’t give care workers priority, what about those of us that need to drive because we can’t walk or walk far, what about those that have disabled and special health needs children. Then your not taking disabled peoples needs into account by just saying that caters should be given priority and not those and people with special disability beeds
Boris expects people 'when they really need it'. As most vehicles have fuel tanks of around 50 - 60 litres, I am wondering how much people are actually stocking up on fuel. Do people have secret places where they store fuel or are they storing it in the bath at home or something? When I fill up, I fill up. I think this is more or less normal practice.
Well sir, all the people you see queueing at petrol stations at 8 a.m., 12 a.m., 14 p.m. .... all of these people who, apparently, don't have a job or are retired.
i've seen this a couple of times with all these at home interviews. i think it looks a lot better than alphabetical or random ordering. could be weird buying books because you need more blue or whatever, just buying them for the cover lol
@@AegisK Emergency generators. EVs are a dream. They will require huge resources if all cars are to be electric. If all UK vehicles were electric it would consume all the world’s copper. Lovely idea though but only for the few.
@@AegisK There is enough copper true but it is just a case of getting it out of the ground and processing it. That will require a new level of industry and vast open cast mining so will take a long time and a lot of good will. I am not in favour of any particular system but there are practicalities. Emergency generators only need to be small because the power required is minimal, it is a minor technical point. There are vast reserves of fossil fuel already discovered. At the end of the day each system will have its own carbon footprint. Battery electric cars could solve the storage problem of wind farms because old EV batteries can be repurposed to store Wind produced energy. The Government commissioned report many years ago came down against wind farms and for tidal energy which is reliable. But the government decided to go with wind turbines which look better on TV.
But people are not buying as they usually do , they're panic buying that's why there's a shortage. The MSM started all this , before they opened their gobs there was no problem buying.
That’s so right I missed out on my work as I’m self employed cleaning out vents for restaurants and hotels so I travel all over the country and so pissed off that there are so many selfish people out there when they fill up and stay in the same town
We're not short of petroleum/diesel, panic buying by selfish arseholes has caused stations to be sold out, it has nothing to do with government incompetents, media caused this problem. Get your facts straight before you gob off.
@@Bonzman as a non British person I don't understand why guys are having fuel shortages, which media says is a due to a lack of drivers? but they don't say why you are short of drivers?
@@Bonzman It is gas lighting to say that we are not short of fuel when people are queuing round the block for it. There may be plenty in the depots but if we cannot get it to the forecourts then there is a problem regardless of the cause. Things are so bad that the Army has been seriously considered at least twice recently. We may disagree about the cause of the issues but don't deny there are problems. Boris telling me everything is fine is just not credible and is the very definition of gas lighting.
I hear what she is saying but did u see how many crazy fights broke out in England. Now imagine a worker pushing infront of those grumpy people 🙄. Crazy
@@JohnJohansen2 nobody voted for this. Voters are not responsible for how the government carries out their wishes, all you are doing is being manipulated into finger pointing away from the real culprits.
@@garywright8137 The actual election was about pro or con the EU. The cons ended having majority! So, the voters made the choice. That's the result of democracy.
@@JohnJohansen2 yeah uninformed, misguided and manipulated cattle was lured into voting against there better interest by corrupt politicians bankrolled by tax avoiding oligarchs. hip hip hurray to a functionning democracy.
Turkey's and Christmas comes to mind. Brexit seems to now about paying unskilled workers 20 pounds an hour to wash dirty plates. Ain't gonna happen people. We'd all love to live in that world and even if it did happen the cost of living would rocket. It's all about balance, brexit isn't balance. Voting for rich Tories isn't gonna achieve paradise.
Brexit has nothing to do with driver shortage for fuel. Same number of fuel delivery drivers as last few months. None of them are foreign because it requires special training and licences to deliver fuels.
@David Young Ask the National Grid. They want more EVs. They can use them to stabilise the grid. They foresee no problem supplying EVs. Digging up the raw materials which will be used for many decades is nowhere near as polluting as digging up oil which can only be used once. And the manufacturing is increasingly running on renewable energy so the embedded emissions in the cars is going down every year. It's an open and shut case. The science is resoundingly clear. No car is "good" for the planet, but petrol cars are much worse than EVs. Also, have you ever driven an EV? They make petrol cars seem like steam driven tractors.
Sure. The fuel availability problem in the area I live has stabilised...at no petrol stations at all having any petrol for sale. How can we fill up "when we really need it" if there are no stations selling petrol?
Media and people need to differentiate between tanker drivers and HGV drivers! Tanker drivers need more extensive training and the stupid BP is training 4,000 and still went to media to complain about HGV drivers shortages!!
If you give only petrol / Diesel to the remainder you will not have any problems. Difficult to find out who didn't vote for Brexit. I am sure that many pro Brexit voters will now say that they didn't vote for it.
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Boris has never been to a petrol station to get fuel
Bullingdon Boys stay away from petrol stations.
He does not know what petrol is.
Trust in Boris, he knows what he is doing. He promisede brits a bright future and here it is. haha
Lolzz it sure is bright :)
I mean - i blame the media and public for this situation 😂
@@kurluk04 I bet you do. The way the media and public caused all those drivers to disappear back to Europe and all those gas stations to be out of gas!
@@user-tl4fi6oy8d 😂
@@user-tl4fi6oy8d we’ve had a shortage of lorry drivers for over ten years 😂 i voted to remain, the media and shitcunt public are to blame for this “shortage” which isnt a shortage at all, just created by peoples greed. We dont call it gas you flid.
When he says "fill up as you normally do" you can hear that he's never used the pumps himself in his life 😂
Because most people when tanking only buy a few liters, just enough to do a one trip! What an idiot!
Boris just laugh him face is like : I don't care what Britain people say. So sad
How do you fill up with a £30-35 limit at the pump?
He was talking about his hair dye not petrol, the bell end cycles everywhere anyway so he don't give two fooks.
You mean put £60.01 of fuel in my car.. then swear at the petrol pump
Brexit - How the UK voted itself out of existence.
This 'crisis' was caused by the government to take the focus of vaccinated kids with a pointless vaccine and enforcing vaccine passports via Plan B. Don't be fooled.
@@AthelstanEngland eh? If there’s a fuel shortage people won’t drive to get vaccinated…where’s your logic? You literally made up what you wrote.
@@Juanmantt lol well to my knowledge 12-15 year olds don't drive!! But good try.
@@AthelstanEngland to my knowledge you need parental consent, and most times 12-15 year olds get vaccinated their parents will drive them there. Good try, buster.
@@Juanmantt well that is where you are wrong. UK government have said kids showing competence on the Gillick test can overrule their parents to take the jab.
If Johnson says the situation is stabilising, better get some fuel ASAP because you can pretty much guarantee its fucked.
Stabilised shortage
Agreed dont be collateral damage to these fuckers
And dig the hole a little deeper for everyone else, thanks rob
@@XavierAway welcome to the new Brexit reality, where youve either got fuel or you pretend that we don't have a supply issue
don't be an idiot, buy fuel
I learned now to do the complete opposite after what I saw yesterday.
Stabilising at rock bottom? That's comforting.
hello somerset, you've got the government you wanted, enjoy.
And that's why for major decisions (greatly affecting the whole country) you should need a supermajority vote rather than a simple majority
@Elephant man I forgot that I was supposed to reply to myself every week for eternity. I don't think "Vote Leave" and Boris Johnson have honest in their promises.
A lot of people voted to leave while believing a whole pack of lies. When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his Brexit trade deal on December 24, he said it would enable UK companies "to do even more business" with the European Union. And more business with Australia/India - it's called having your cake and eating it too. Or the cake was a lie.
@Elephant man Thus my recommendation for needing a supermajority (60 or 66%) vote rather than a simple majority (50% plus one) for big decisions.
Don't forget that two thirds voted for the EU in 1975. That is what you call a supermajority.
It is not really surprising that people still blame Covid instead if their own Brexit. Much easier to blame.
Boris shrugs and hopes something will turn up to solve the problem. A PM at the height of his powers leading a government of all the talents. What a fortunate country we are.
How dare you insult this great world power of a nation. Not heard of the Dunkirk spirit, no? We are the complete envy of the world now we have our soverieghnty back. God save the Queen 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
@@nickjohnson2570 Too true. Global Britain, free from the slippered jackboot of EU tyranny, is astride the World stage once again, willy in hand, hear the lion roar.
@@urbanimage Ah yes. The English Lion is roaring even while the Red Dragon of Wales and the Scottish Unicorn are being stifled. The Irish clover is also missing one of its leaves.
@@andrewjones-productions Shrug off those English shackles and be free!
@@nickjohnson2570 In addition to shrugging and hoping, you can pray all your problems away. Prayers and shrugging won Dunkirk and WW2
You can fill up your car with sovereignty.
But you'll always be travelling in REVERSE!
We must all trust Boris. Afterall, when has he ever let us down.
Well letter boxes have fuel
@@snowrabbit9558 the EU is a racist commie
Really?! My son works at Shell. Delivery of fuel last night at 10pm. This morning all gone by 8am.
Your son is a failure in life
@@Bignfluffy And why is that?
Meanwhile in Denmark (EU); empty gas stations (for cars and queues due to no shortage) and full shelves in supermarkets.
We also have had the pandemic so yeah, what could be the difference. We might never know ;)
Same in Portugal
Same in Greece and Germany.
Cool story bro, I’m sure it was thanks to you 😂
No shortage in Italy and Spain neither...'I can't make it'is the new British wordmark.
The same is true here in Belgium. No refueling issue and supermarket shelves are fully supplied (including Scotch whisky 😊), and the same goes for my neighbors in Luxembourg and Germany. I know because I live close to these borders and guess what? I am allowed to cross them freely at any time.
Anyone that believes Dorris needs to go in to a nursing home
With no care assistants... They are being hired by hotels and restaurants in Southwest England as they can't get Brittish to work there or European citizens anymore.
NOPE! IN BORIS WE THRUST!!!!!
People who ignore the rules should get covid and die along whith their worthless familys
Welcome to the new normal. Courtesy of Brexit.
That's simply not true. It all comes down to the HGV shortage... what is the main cause? The pandemic. All countries which rely on foreign workers like us are facing similar problems - people went home during the pandemic and many haven't come back. The actual truckers will tell you this is a crisis long in the making due to the general shittiness of working in that industry. Brexit doesn't have much to do with this. Don't allow yourself to be led to false conclusion
@@jpfrank4228 Petrol stations supplied and full shelves in Germany, we have covid here too, although we never made it to UKs world leading death rates. Now we hover about an incidence of about 60sth new infections for 100 000 people, sadly being overtaken with world leading rates in the UK at about threehundred. We need more drivers, here, too, but can manage through economies of scale and helping out each other in the EU. Enjoy your Brexit, Sir.
@@RealMash this time last week petrol stations in the UK were supplied for normal consumption just like in Germany. The only difference is that here the media here whipped up a storm of panic when we had a few late deliveries to a tiny handful of stations. The fuel shortage is literally only a result of people hoarding out of panic... good for you guys in Germany for not being as silly like us. But this really has nothing to do with Brexit lol, don't be one of those people who can't think rationally and just cries "BREXIT!" at every turn
@@jpfrank4228 do you work in industry I do your talking nonsense
@@jpfrank4228 Those media also told you to vote Brexit.
Stableising??? Is boris serious? People are going mad trying to get some
Worst queues since Friday here in Sussex.
No ques at all where I live as there isn't any fuel
No chance today hardly a station open and the ones that where the ques was outrageous
As outrageous as your use of English?
@@baikhous His point is valid.
@@bigpants6121 Not anywhere here...my point is unquestionable 🤷🏻♂️
@@baikhous Smugness personified. Unquestionable.
@Flying High Johnson also hiked Nat Ins. Gas prices have rocketed. Such a mess. Withdrawing UC uplift may bring problems also.
The crisis stabilised! Will it become permanent?
I mean...fuel is a limited resource, and people gobble it up like candy...and believe that the green deal is some voodoo made-up pseudo science.
there's a reason people want to go green...because fuel is going to eventually run dry...as it's not an unlimited resource like...the sun or the earths spin (wind) or fusion/fission reactions.
This shortage at least shows you just a preview for how society breaks down in the current paradigm of telecommunication and post industrial age without transportation.
Become? Become? This is the new reality! It's now and until the electorate see reality and sense!
@@JRattheranch The electorate can see reality & sense all they want, but when Labour keeps up the dithering and fence-straddling as they do lately, one really shouldn't get too exited for the next GE.
Of course, it's absolutely nothing to do with Brexit.......
And the winner is......👏👏👏
@@belkentens Every Tory who bet on the lamest horse 👍
Brexit was a catalyst to an already fragile logistics issue. Brexit just expedited it and made everyone aware of it.
@@momurda6 Good point.
@@momurda6the system was functional before Brexit, with similar shortages it is functional in Europe.. It is not the catalyst, it is the reason why.
True, Boris hasn't had problems himself in filling up the Jag. All is returning to normal !
Laissez faire governance at its best. No planning, just expensive holidays and wallpaper.
All while slashing taxes for the rich and raising taxes for the poor.
Compare this situation with the Yellowhammar report from 2019. Its the same. The goverment was warned years in advance.
pretending it wasnt real was more important than putting in measures to prevent this.
Even Mr John Major warned about this in 2016!
Well at least he admits there’s a crisis, Brexit still going swimmingly
explain how this has got anything to do with Brexit..?
@@jpfrank4228 🤣
@@jpfrank4228 Any EU countries experiencing fuel shortages? How about NI?
Crisis , what crisis ?
@@sonegreat we don't have a fuel shortage... we have panic buying, caused by the media whipping up a frenzy... had people just continued to consume fuel like normal, we wouldn't be in this situation. What we do have is a shortage of HGV drivers, like many EU countries and other developed countries around the world do too
Not sure why anyone would believe a habitual lair ( that knew about the shortage weeks ago ) I am so sick of the constant lies.
People voted for the crisis to happen.
The scam worked high fuel prices looks like its a permanent thing
"A global britain!" - Now globally part of the news
People voted for Brexit and for Dorris. They got Dorris full force
Which world is Boris living in???
Brexshit wonderland
One where he gets £15,000 holidays fro mystery donors for mystery reasons and then takes the UK out of the EU.
I hope it's a world where he gets the jail time he has earned.
@@samcarena4702 hahahahaha
Boris must be drunk!
Is he a Russian asset? Or just funded by them?!
He sniffs glue
Hi Mark 🙋♂️.
Why can't petrol stations fuel capacity status be in the public domain and freely available online to make everybodys life easier and prevent them queueing for nothing?
To simple
Because that would make it possible to automatically permanently evaluate the situation and show how bad it is. And that it is not improving ;-)
Do you want the government to spend another 30 billion poundcon yet another app that would probably notvwork as intended? ;)
If it makes them look bad, why would they implement it?
Is anyone discussing how to get these people out ?
How much more damage do we need
10 more
People have such short memories. Covid chaos for a year, but then "vaccines, yayy" and suddenly the most inept government in my lifetime is forgiven. Now here we are in the mire again.
Bozos Reich will last a thousand years!!!
Quickly undoing Brexit policies just shows how stupid Brexit is
If Boris says it's stabilising then we must believe it'll get no better, or it'll get worse. Take your pick, believe him or don't. Either way your petrol problems are here to stay.
I filled up at my local shell today no problem. You seem to live in a place were people are selfish and panic buy.
😂LONDON 😂
Well everyone, post Brexit Britain is here! Higher grocery prices and low supply of vegetables/fruits , jobs shortage in vital areas ie lorry drivers etc
Enjoy 😉
Cannot believe this, I have no fuel to get to work tomorrow (nhs worker). But I guess if Boris says it’s all ok now then I must be making it up!
Maybe he just wants to make popular the cycle to work scheme (at the poring rain)
The UK surpassed Russia in the number of Coved19 cases which is kinda nice.
who cares about infections, its about hospitalisations and fatalities, which we are doing well on thanks to a decent vaccine rollout
This is johnsons 'Golden Age' release Britain potential!!! of utter chaos that will never ever end.
Sputnik > Astrazenica
@@jpfrank4228 Vaccine fascist relying on Tory lies.
@@jpfrank4228 it starts with cases .
Who saw an advertisement for electric vehicles between this clip?
It is an iron logic when gas stations are out of fuel, the queues "magically" disappear.
That's what BoJo means by "it's stabilising" ... 🤣
As a disabled person I’m offended “not taking disabled peoples needs” because they’ve said they won’t give care workers priority, what about those of us that need to drive because we can’t walk or walk far, what about those that have disabled and special health needs children. Then your not taking disabled peoples needs into account by just saying that caters should be given priority and not those and people with special disability beeds
Sadly in these situations, the needs of the people who need support are put in the back line because it's not profitable
When is the UK going to end this ridiculous Brexit experiment?
Too late
Boris expects people 'when they really need it'. As most vehicles have fuel tanks of around 50 - 60 litres, I am wondering how much people are actually stocking up on fuel. Do people have secret places where they store fuel or are they storing it in the bath at home or something? When I fill up, I fill up. I think this is more or less normal practice.
Well sir, all the people you see queueing at petrol stations at 8 a.m., 12 a.m., 14 p.m. .... all of these people who, apparently, don't have a job or are retired.
@@gigiSculadelaPrefect Or who maybe need fuel for their business or to get to their place of work?
He said before there is no shortage of supplies. Now he said its stabilizing. These politicians can get away easily with lying.
This is a new game to cage us up.
Ride a bike!
And this is the outcome of the "hostile environment": Broken Britain - brought to you by many years of poor policies.
Who you gonna blame? Starmer?
Is nobody gonna talk about the beautiful rainbow of books on the upper shelf?
Brexit is the problem, and for many things but covid must be a great excuse
Anyone else notice those books are arranged according to colour???🎨🌈
Now you mentioned it.
And the yellow socks
i've seen this a couple of times with all these at home interviews. i think it looks a lot better than alphabetical or random ordering. could be weird buying books because you need more blue or whatever, just buying them for the cover lol
I saw that lol covid boredom most probably
"Strong and Stable" "project fear" "remoaner" "right is right" hahahahaha
The guy who worked 40 hour shift and THEN gets in a car? Jeezus!
Suddenly an EV looks like a good investment.
Until the power cuts start!
@@AegisK Emergency generators. EVs are a dream. They will require huge resources if all cars are to be electric. If all UK vehicles were electric it would consume all the world’s copper. Lovely idea though but only for the few.
@@AegisK There is enough copper true but it is just a case of getting it out of the ground and processing it. That will require a new level of industry and vast open cast mining so will take a long time and a lot of good will. I am not in favour of any particular system but there are practicalities. Emergency generators only need to be small because the power required is minimal, it is a minor technical point. There are vast reserves of fossil fuel already discovered.
At the end of the day each system will have its own carbon footprint. Battery electric cars could solve the storage problem of wind farms because old EV batteries can be repurposed to store Wind produced energy. The Government commissioned report many years ago came down against wind farms and for tidal energy which is reliable. But the government decided to go with wind turbines which look better on TV.
Apparently there’s no shortage and it’s everyone’s fault for trying to buy the stuff! What a load of gaslighting
But people are not buying as they usually do , they're panic buying that's why there's a shortage. The MSM started all this , before they opened their gobs there was no problem buying.
Who’s gonna be the first to use the word brexit
Br... brrr.. br.. brrrrr... sorry, my car won’t start, out of fuel.
The OP is a POS putinbot. #ShitpostQuean
Assume the opposite is happening when scarecrow man reassures with zero credibility!
That’s so right I missed out on my work as I’m self employed cleaning out vents for restaurants and hotels so I travel all over the country and so pissed off that there are so many selfish people out there when they fill up and stay in the same town
This is: "take back control".
British do what they do best: queue. Europe is awestruck. Still nobody will come and do work for you.
Tip. Find a queue on a hill. Turn engine off. Roll down on a handbrake and listen to a podcast. Good use of time.
May the British people live this nightmare for centuries
If Boris said then it must be true, buehehehe
2 hour walk is a 10 minute bicycle ride..
A children's eye doctor working a 48 hour shift?!
The petrol station situation is "stabilising" on sero level i thing. Thats brexit!
No.... thank YOU!!!
@@belkentens #ShitpostQuean
Nice english illegal immirgrant
No petrol you have to dance and clap for it every Thursday.
Nothing normal about Britain since Brexit
Are we short of fuel because Boris has set light to so much gas?
We're not short of petroleum/diesel, panic buying by selfish arseholes has caused stations to be sold out, it has nothing to do with government incompetents, media caused this problem.
Get your facts straight before you gob off.
@@Bonzman as a non British person I don't understand why guys are having fuel shortages, which media says is a due to a lack of drivers? but they don't say why you are short of drivers?
@@Bonzman It is gas lighting to say that we are not short of fuel when people are queuing round the block for it. There may be plenty in the depots but if we cannot get it to the forecourts then there is a problem regardless of the cause. Things are so bad that the Army has been seriously considered at least twice recently. We may disagree about the cause of the issues but don't deny there are problems. Boris telling me everything is fine is just not credible and is the very definition of gas lighting.
The pay for HGV driver is so low 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒 I make more many in other simple jobs with less stress
Borris, You think I am an idiot to wait 2 hours and Buy 20 pound worth petrol???
The truck drivers that are supposed to deliver it are keeping it for themselves. 😆
In France, we have petrol and shops shelves are full with foods. Why is it different in the UK?
We are all zenaphobes who sent home the Polish lorry drivers… we are reaping what we sow
It’s like mad max 2 out their people hunting for fuel ⛽️
UK going down the shitter quick!
I hear what she is saying but did u see how many crazy fights broke out in England. Now imagine a worker pushing infront of those grumpy people 🙄. Crazy
Well, you folks voted for Brexit!
Here you have it!😆
@David Young That's still not enough to win the election.
I wish it was though.
@@JohnJohansen2 nobody voted for this. Voters are not responsible for how the government carries out their wishes, all you are doing is being manipulated into finger pointing away from the real culprits.
@@garywright8137 The actual election was about pro or con the EU.
The cons ended having majority!
So, the voters made the choice.
That's the result of democracy.
@@JohnJohansen2 yeah uninformed, misguided and manipulated cattle was lured into voting against there better interest by corrupt politicians bankrolled by tax avoiding oligarchs. hip hip hurray to a functionning democracy.
@@christianjanssen2946 That's the downside of democracy.
No reason to go get fuel. Just have your private drivers get fuel when they need it. It really isn't complicated.
The people who filled up on Thursday and Friday last week don't look so stupid now do they?
If you are going to panic, panic first.
Everything is fine.......Boris said so.
Can anyone take this government serious. it has led us into the worst situation in 30 years.
This is the first step to canalize the people in to the electric mobility.
Well, it looks like the end of the start.
Turkey's and Christmas comes to mind. Brexit seems to now about paying unskilled workers 20 pounds an hour to wash dirty plates. Ain't gonna happen people. We'd all love to live in that world and even if it did happen the cost of living would rocket. It's all about balance, brexit isn't balance. Voting for rich Tories isn't gonna achieve paradise.
Boris has such low regard for the British public that he is quite prepared to stand in front of them and tell bare faced lies.
Boris doesn't even buy his cars fuel ?
Has public transport suddenly stopped existing or something?
Boris, can you do one in the normal way?
Everyone blaming the Government when you should be blaming yourselves ffs. It's always the fault of others BUT your own.
an other 50.000 drivers will retire, leave, change their jobs by the end of this Year
Brexit has nothing to do with driver shortage for fuel. Same number of fuel delivery drivers as last few months. None of them are foreign because it requires special training and licences to deliver fuels.
Another reason to stop driving polluting inefficient petrol cars and make your next car an EV.
@David Young
Ask the National Grid. They want more EVs. They can use them to stabilise the grid. They foresee no problem supplying EVs.
Digging up the raw materials which will be used for many decades is nowhere near as polluting as digging up oil which can only be used once.
And the manufacturing is increasingly running on renewable energy so the embedded emissions in the cars is going down every year.
It's an open and shut case. The science is resoundingly clear. No car is "good" for the planet, but petrol cars are much worse than EVs.
Also, have you ever driven an EV? They make petrol cars seem like steam driven tractors.
'Stabilising' means it's got about as bad as it can possibly be and it's not improving at all.
This situation is NOT Improving what so ever north Hertfordshire
When was the last time you think Boris actually filled up his own vehicle?
After 5 days you can't call it panic buying, that is just regular buying.
Stabilizing? ...It's Thursday and no fuel anywhere in my town or neighboring towns! I cannot go to work tomorrow. I am self employed and need my van.
Sure. The fuel availability problem in the area I live has stabilised...at no petrol stations at all having any petrol for sale. How can we fill up "when we really need it" if there are no stations selling petrol?
FREE JULIAN ASSANGE
Wouldn’t of happened if the media didn’t say there was an issue!
This man is an absolute joke , he doesn't live in the real world .. iv not been to work now for 2 days as I simply can't get any fuel
Media and people need to differentiate between tanker drivers and HGV drivers! Tanker drivers need more extensive training and the stupid BP is training 4,000 and still went to media to complain about HGV drivers shortages!!
Tanker licence will be dumbed down soon. Anyone with a driving license can drive those things.
If you give only petrol / Diesel to the remainder you will not have any problems. Difficult to find out who didn't vote for Brexit. I am sure that many pro Brexit voters will now say that they didn't vote for it.
A country worried about the environment are rushing to fill up their petrol-guzzling cars. Very instructive!
Hahaha amazing point there, hypocritical
IN BORIS WE THRUST!!!