Last weeks panic fuel buying caused by Conservative cabinet minister Francis Maude is over. That the Conservative MP decided to state that everyone needed to fill up and have some jerry cans stashed in the garage was totally false.

Why? .... The tanker drivers and companies are both looking to negotiate as is now happening through ACAS. The unions, if they through balloting their members found they wanted a strike, were required by law to give a minimum of seven days notice of the intent.

Calls have been made for the scare monger to resign, especially after one woman has suffered burns through following his advice, and the AA have seen people through panic even filling up jam jars with petrol.

It is likely that the ACAS talks will work, but if not the drivers will exercise their constitutional right to strike. Civil rights some Conservatives would like to see gone, but such a change to the rights of UK workers would never happen and would never be supported by the UK people.

... Luckily the masters haven't managed to brainwash the UK people through BIG lies.