I believe they will not quit GOUGING until we send a message!!

Together we could stop gouging by picking the on the highest profit oil supplier and just not buying from them. Lets see how they like going broke. The next high profit supplier may realize they will be next.

We may have to wait in line for awhile, but give it a chance–send a message! “United We Stand” it should be all that is required. The next high profit supplier will PAY ATTENTION.

Remember we could cause financial problems in weeks or possibly days. Let us all work together and send messages to our Radio Stations, local Television stations, Associated Press– about what we are doing. This is real and it is happening!!!!

I believe this can work with ONE person, in one place, with all of us it WILL fly.

Dale

I emailed the following letter to 10 TV CABLE hosts, on May 18:

While driving 40 miles along Sunrise Highway in Long Island today, I noticed all the gas stations were selling regular for $3.19…EXCEPT EXXON MOBIL. They had the audacity to sell it for $3.29. I had a eureka moment and thought of a plan.
How did the Hispanic and the million man marches get mobilized?
The airwaves which they listen to saturated them with the plan to do so!
And then THE PEOPLE listened, and cared enough to mobilize. I have to say, I haven’t noticed any OTHER band of Americans marching for something!

This is where you come in! Not just YOU, (Joe Scarborough), but ALL OF YOU!!! Just one of you proposing to ban gas on Sundays does nothing.
We buy it on Monday.
You need to ALL focus on ONE big bad giant at a time and be RELENTLESS.
I’m calling on JOE SCARBOROUGH, LOU DOBBS, ANDERSON COOPER, RITA COSBY,
TIM RUSSERT, JOHN KASICH, CHRIS MATTHEWS, HANNITY AND COLMES,
TUCKER CARLSON, BILL O’REILLY, JOHN GIBSON, BRIT HUME,
AND ALL THOSE VOICES across ALL THE NETWORKS, in all the shows, in all the timeslots; TV and radio airwaves who are fighting for the people! I watch and admire you all. Put aside network competition, politics, rules, egos, and make a universal agenda for two weeks.
Band together as one loud voice for a plan like this:

Let’s pick EXXON MOBIL as our first “target”. They’ve earned it with their greed. IF Exxon thinks they’re gonna stick it to us EVEN MORE this summer,
we’ll fight like David fought Goliath.
If they gouge us more on Memorial Day Weekend…..
WE ALL BOYCOTT EXXON MOBIL ALL SUMMER LONG.
Nobody buys a drop of gas from EXXON MOBIL from June 1 through Labor Day.
We’ll still get gas elsewhere, but the point is: WE MOBILize and GIVE EXXON MOBIL some PAIN AT THE PUMP when NOBODY SHOWS UP there JUNE–JULY–AUGUST–SEPT….even longer…..
Do you think that will bring them down a peg? We don’t let up on that One greedy giant.
…And then we’ll fight another giant next. Another time. Same way.

Do you think my plan is too simple minded? Are there conflicts of interest between competing networks? Do any networks answer to Big Oil? Is it too unrealistic? Illegal? Illogical? WHAT?
Sometimes you need a revolution…like in the movie, “NETWORK” to get something done! And a good revolution needs a strong leader. In this case, all of your voices banned together.It can be done, if you guys really do care about the people, and not just your own fame and ratings.

We can’t rely on government to help us. They are the root of the problem, anyway.(you have to take the money out of the politics, have term limits so the influence buying doesn’t manifest, etc,but that’s ANOTHER FIGHT…DON’T GET ME STARTED ON THAT…)

We really only have ourselves to look out for ourselves, and you media personalities must lead it. GET TOGETHER! Send memos: One universal voice. One agenda. Now. Unprecedented? You bet.
It’s how wonderful history is made…and you guys would be at the helm!
Let’s go for it! Start the ball rolling NOW! Just 2 weeks to get the word out for June 1!
What better time to pull this coup! Hurry!
…..Here is my horoscope for today:
LIBRA for May 18, 2006:
The universe wants to give you a hand no matter how crazy your dream is.
In fact, the crazier the dream, the better. It’s time for big, bold and innovative thinking. Don’t be afraid to reach for the stars.

I didn’t read it til after my Eureka drive along Sunrise Highway. It’s all I needed to start typing to all of you…
Thanks, Trina

P.S. If all the above media hosts say nothing on air…
what did I expect? That the media is bought of by big oil, just like our government. That’s why we simple folk have to do it ourselves.
We can start with this boycott of EXXON MOBIL.

Gas prices are $2.60 a gallon in Indiana!!! $20 bucks got me 7.5 gallons in my tank!!! I can bet the way things are going, we will be over $3.00 a gallon by summer!!!!!!! I’m sick and tired of this!!

I’ve been getting e-mails on how all of us should boycott getting gas from the gas stations for one day to show the oil companies we are tired of the high prices.

I have another idea. We all know the oil companies will just shrug off this feeble attempt, because they know America can’t live without any gas at all. Everyone will just go back to paying for the gas because it is a “need” people can’t live without.

My idea is simple. Everyone should stop using the damn convenience stores at all gas stations. No buying cigarretes, coffee, pop, snacks, ANYTHING! Just buy gas and nothing else. This way each station is going to lose revenue big time! Most stations make the majority of their money off the items in the stores and make little off the actual gas. If eveyone did this, then I think the oil companies would get the message when all their stations start losing profit from not selling all the “extras” in the stores.

Do you think this would catch on? If so, send this idea to other people who might think the same and have them pass it on. Maybe we can get enough people to start mass
e-mails of this Idea.

Something has to be done to stop this gas price crap.

—>Tim

1. With consistently increasing global demand, it makes absolutely no economic sense to create a false “shortage” as you postulate. Furthermore, oil prices are set by global commodity markets with multiple global producers and consumers. Cut backs in US production may slightly impact the market, but certainly not enough to radically shift the supply/demand equation.

2. I’m no petroleum engineer, but I’m pretty certain that the operation of oil pumping rigs is rotated in much the same way that crops are rotated.

3. If you’re so certain that these few clever people are able to manipulate a worldwide commodity futures market, I certainly hope that you’re investing heavily in oil futures. If you’ve got them figured out, you might as well be printing your own money.