Diesel laundering / toxic chemical s dumped into drinking water

handlemaster

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/provos-dumping-cancercausing-toxins-into-river-30916066.html

as article says criminals are dumping toxic sludge into rivers and lakes used for drinking water that is drunk in the south and north. will we see sinn fein making a song and dance about this in the dail eireann ! or any other party .

Dtp1979

And rightly so. Scumbags

FluffyAngel

SSSSSHHH ,dont tell Irish water ,they will want to charge us 1.19 a litre

mikemac1

Why isn't green and red diesel done away with and the farmers just submit receipts for a rebate.

All farmers can do accounts or already employ an accountant, a new law could be done really quickly

Fr_Dougal

mikemac1 wrote: »

Why isn't green and red diesel done away with and the farmers just submit receipts for a rebate.

All farmers can do accounts or already employ an accountant, a new law could be done really quickly

Because massive fraud, is why.

FluffyAngel

mikemac1 wrote: »

Why isn't green and red diesel done away with and the farmers just submit receipts for a rebate.

All farmers can do accounts or already employ an accountant, a new law could be done really quickly

This is after hours ,where common sense doesnt exist

chrysagon

from what i read, petrol pump stations are selling the same quality fuel at their stations!!!

DEFTLEFTHAND

Pop up stations, When you take the taxis and family members out of it, the general sales are totally overstated. However what about the elephant in the room of Loyalist and Republican criminal gangs working with each other? interesting

Gormley85

mikemac1 wrote: »

Why isn't green and red diesel done away with and the farmers just submit receipts for a rebate.

All farmers can do accounts or already employ an accountant, a new law could be done really quickly

Its not just that simple. How do you define this lad has 100 acres so is allowed x amount of diesel per year and this lad only has 30 acres so hes only allowed Y amount. And then a good amount of lads would do work for the neighbour who doesnt have a combine/tractor etc. All this would have to be factored in.

Second thing is if you stop dying it then theres no way to stop random cars and test them.

And on a personal opinion... I think the government secretly like the idea that the dodgy diesel is bad for engines because it turns people off buying it. If you can just buy clean diesel direct from a farmer who is fudging his figures then no worries about engine problems.

donegaLroad

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Pop up stations, When you take the taxis and family members out of it, the general sales are totally overstated. However what about the elephant in the room of Loyalist and Republican criminal gangs working with each other? interesting

money is the new cause, (circa 1998)

Desolation Of Smug

There's a new radio-isotope marker being introduced soon instead of dye.. It "can't" be washed out. But the "Boys" will no doubt find a way around that too. Money is the mother of all invention. Necessity is waay over-rated on that front.

Desolation Of Smug

Desolation Of Smug wrote: »

There's a new radio-isotope marker being introduced soon instead of dye.. It "can't" be washed out. But the "Boys" will no doubt find a way around that too. Money is the mother of all invention. Necessity is waay over-rated on that front.

Setting fire to it will remove the marker. :pac:

Sounds like a good idea if it works, I've heard too many horror stories from friends who have had to spend big money on getting their engines sorted out after (unknowingly) using dodgy Diesel.

conorhal

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Because massive fraud, is why.

As oppossed to the massive fraud that goes on anyway in the form of deisel laundering?

At least if the scheme was rebate based then all the fraud would be on paper, instead it's fraud that's poisoning the enviornment rather then the revenue's ballance sheet.

PizzamanIRL

Nice. Gonna fill my tank up with tap water now.

mynamejeff

donegaLroad wrote: »

money is the new cause, (circa 1998)

god bless our proud Republican freedom fighters !

Desolation Of Smug

mynamejeff wrote: »

god bless our proud Republican freedom fighters !

That's a bit harsh - they're still willing to face tanks and dye, for their cause.

Desolation Of Smug

Desolation Of Smug wrote: »

There's a new radio-isotope marker being introduced soon instead of dye.. It "can't" be washed out. But the "Boys" will no doubt find a way around that too. Money is the mother of all invention. Necessity is waay over-rated on that front.

It'll take a lot more than what they can do now to get rid of it. Should really be fast-tracked, the amount of leaky cubes I see around roads and watercourses is disgusting.

Desolation Of Smug

Deleted User wrote: »

It'll take a lot more than what they can do now to get rid of it. Should really be fast-tracked, the amount of leaky cubes I see around roads and watercourses is disgusting.

I'm guessing by your comments you're out somewhere rough like Dalkey?

whisky_galore

They can't carry out armed robberies anymore, how are they going to make a crust? Shure god love them.

Irish Steve

mikemac1 wrote: »

Why isn't green and red diesel done away with and the farmers just submit receipts for a rebate.

All farmers can do accounts or already employ an accountant, a new law could be done really quickly

Because there's a lot of people that use marked gas oil for home heating, which is another completely legitimate use.

BeerWolf

Shoot the ****ers...

circadian

BeerWolf wrote: »

Shoot the ****ers...

That may cause more problems than it solves.

Gormley85

This was interesting:

http://talkofthetown.ie/2015/01/19/louth-county-council-to-investigate-reports-of-contamination-to-dundalk-water-supply/