OT: No gas for the south

[svelte]

With the headlines being monopolized by the approaching elections and bailout, this seems to be going unnoticed.

At least, I didn’t know about it until I read this article. I wonder why this is happening?

Letter to Any Politician Who Gives a 'You Know What'

[jficquette]

The storm shut down production of 9 oil platforms for 9 days.

We have no slack in our system for storage of refined products. They are saying it will take another two weeks to get things normalized.

John

[jficquette]

The storm shut down production of 9 oil platforms for 9 days.

We have no slack in our system for storage of refined products. They are saying it will take another two weeks to get things normalized.

John

[jficquette]

The storm shut down production of 9 oil platforms for 9 days.

We have no slack in our system for storage of refined products. They are saying it will take another two weeks to get things normalized.

John

[jficquette]

The storm shut down production of 9 oil platforms for 9 days.

We have no slack in our system for storage of refined products. They are saying it will take another two weeks to get things normalized.

John

[jficquette]

The storm shut down production of 9 oil platforms for 9 days.

We have no slack in our system for storage of refined products. They are saying it will take another two weeks to get things normalized.

John

[Ex-SD]

I live in the “Upstate” of South Carolina and only 15 miles from the North Carolina border. We have only had a few stations that have run short of gas (an only for a short time, when they do) while Asheville, (which is only 50 miles away) and Charlotte, (which is 90 miles away) are having major problems with fuel shortages. I don’t understand it either.

[Ex-SD]

I live in the “Upstate” of South Carolina and only 15 miles from the North Carolina border. We have only had a few stations that have run short of gas (an only for a short time, when they do) while Asheville, (which is only 50 miles away) and Charlotte, (which is 90 miles away) are having major problems with fuel shortages. I don’t understand it either.

[Ex-SD]

I live in the “Upstate” of South Carolina and only 15 miles from the North Carolina border. We have only had a few stations that have run short of gas (an only for a short time, when they do) while Asheville, (which is only 50 miles away) and Charlotte, (which is 90 miles away) are having major problems with fuel shortages. I don’t understand it either.

[Ex-SD]

I live in the “Upstate” of South Carolina and only 15 miles from the North Carolina border. We have only had a few stations that have run short of gas (an only for a short time, when they do) while Asheville, (which is only 50 miles away) and Charlotte, (which is 90 miles away) are having major problems with fuel shortages. I don’t understand it either.

[Ex-SD]

I live in the “Upstate” of South Carolina and only 15 miles from the North Carolina border. We have only had a few stations that have run short of gas (an only for a short time, when they do) while Asheville, (which is only 50 miles away) and Charlotte, (which is 90 miles away) are having major problems with fuel shortages. I don’t understand it either.

[Enorah]

It’s a way to create fear.

People feel really afraid when all of a sudden they can not get what it is that they are used to having regular access to.

[Enorah]

It’s a way to create fear.

People feel really afraid when all of a sudden they can not get what it is that they are used to having regular access to.

[Enorah]

It’s a way to create fear.

People feel really afraid when all of a sudden they can not get what it is that they are used to having regular access to.

[Enorah]

It’s a way to create fear.

People feel really afraid when all of a sudden they can not get what it is that they are used to having regular access to.

[Author]

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