RE: Fwd: Where to buy gasoline and not support terrorism

[Guest guest]

Citgo 0 barrels

Sunoco 0

Conoco 0

Sinclair 0

BP/Phillips 0

 

Linda - I agree this is a great idea, but what to do if these stations do

not exist in our area? Any alternatives? Our BP has now become a Texaco!

Most of the ones listed above in Everett are now owned by Shell, Texaco,

etc....

 

Shari

[Guest guest]

So where do these companies get their oil?

 

Other were companies were listed on an earlier email that showed how many

barrels of oil they imported from middle eastern countries. The argument

was that maybe we should avoid those companies that import oil from

countries that support terrorism(?) It seems to me that probably all

countries that have oil companies as big business are probably supporting

terrorism in some way - especially the US.

 

I still think that if " need " to drive a car, the socially responsible way to

shop for gas [cuz all oil companies suck] is to buy the gas that is " best "

for your car and pollutes the environment the least.

 

Chuck McClung

 

 

> " Shari V " <shavig

>RawSeattle

><RawSeattle >

>RE: [RawSeattle] Fwd: Where to buy gasoline and not support

>terrorism

>Fri, 12 Apr 2002 09:18:14 -0700

>

> Citgo 0 barrels

> Sunoco 0

> Conoco 0

> Sinclair 0

> BP/Phillips 0

>

>Linda - I agree this is a great idea, but what to do if these stations do

>not exist in our area? Any alternatives? Our BP has now become a Texaco!

>Most of the ones listed above in Everett are now owned by Shell, Texaco,

>etc....

>

>Shari

>

 

 

 

 

_______________

Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

[Guest guest]

Good point, Chuck.

 

OR

 

 

Perhaps NOT use our vehicles at all, whenever possible. :-)

 

Linda

 

RawSeattle, " Chuck McClung " <fantasyorchid@h...> wrote:

> So where do these companies get their oil?

>

> Other were companies were listed on an earlier email that showed

how many

> barrels of oil they imported from middle eastern countries. The

argument

> was that maybe we should avoid those companies that import oil from

> countries that support terrorism(?) It seems to me that probably

all

> countries that have oil companies as big business are probably

supporting

> terrorism in some way - especially the US.

>

> I still think that if " need " to drive a car, the socially

responsible way to

> shop for gas [cuz all oil companies suck] is to buy the gas that

is " best "

> for your car and pollutes the environment the least.

>

> Chuck McClung

>

>

> > " Shari V " <shavig@p...>

> >RawSeattle

> ><RawSeattle>

> >RE: [RawSeattle] Fwd: Where to buy gasoline and not

support

> >terrorism

> >Fri, 12 Apr 2002 09:18:14 -0700

> >

> > Citgo 0 barrels

> > Sunoco 0

> > Conoco 0

> > Sinclair 0

> > BP/Phillips 0

> >

> >Linda - I agree this is a great idea, but what to do if these

stations do

> >not exist in our area? Any alternatives? Our BP has now become a

Texaco!

> >Most of the ones listed above in Everett are now owned by Shell,

Texaco,

> >etc....

> >

> >Shari

> >

>

>

>

>

> _______________

> Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device:

http://mobile.msn.com