Fuel Price in Lebanon

[pipo_happy@hotmail.com]

first now you have us as supporter so now we can face those thiefs, if you want, and second, i am with going to work on a toy why not, we considere our self so technologicaly advanced so i see no pro... if you still have ur idea and ur intentions i am with you man...

[NAFAR]

Originally Posted by scorpion

It is so funny how Bassil didn't spare a minute on TV, or by calling ppl on their cell phones to show ppl what he did in the ministry or ta yefda7 what his opponent loaylists were doing to hurt his ministry.

whereas Mr. Tabourian chose to shut up for 5 months and swallow his honor "as he said yesterday" and talked about his super plan in the last meeting of the govmt, just for ppl not to say he is using it for elections!!!....so which is right?

what Tabourina did or what Bassil did? because obviously they cant be both right

Dude
What Gubran did is above Sanyoura head. Gubran forced the private sector (Alfa and MTC) to reduce the mobile bills. Beleive me if Sanyoura had the power he would block it and sabotage Gubran plan.

On the other hand Fuel prices are set by the economy and finance Hariri mafia minister and the electricity sector is owned by the goverment, so everything related to electricity should pass thru Hariri mafia.

So please spare us your hypocrite posts and try to put your blind hatred aside.
I mean you are paying -in cash- as the rest of us the price for Sanyoura evil doings, unless you are a part of the ruling class Hariri mafia and in this case there is no use to argue with you

[Mahmoum]

Taborian explained one day how to calculate the price of the fuel: For the current month, he computes the price based on the mean price of last month (International daily price).

However, this is not the problem, the real problem is the TVA and tax fixed by Fouad Elsaniora since 1996 and NOT by Tabourian. It is about 117% of the price.

MP Mozaya (C&R) tried several time to cancel the % of the TVA and the tax, but finally we saw who was against (ta3tel el jalsait), especially Antoine Zahra and others who said on the TV that they are against such a reduction if there is no replacement.

Why the replacement is not the cigarette or the alcohol? Why one Marlboro costs only 1$ in Lebanon (7a2 rabtet khebez).

If I work in Lebanon and I have to move from my home to my work, so I pay for the fuel and therefore the high tax.

If the cigarettes are expensive in Lebanon, it is an option to pay or not (without smoking I will be alive, but without working I will end with the street)

In Lebanon, idiots like Saniora add tax and TVA on the darouriyait, whereas the Kamaleyaite are free of tax.

[Julito]

Originally Posted by scorpion

No you didn't because last time we checked the Minsitre of Energy and Water was Mr. Tabourian a C&R mnsitre..but you simply like to blame everything on others

Judging should be on a time span of 15 years. should I explain the why of things?

[ziadmf]

Originally Posted by BEAST

Teb lek man, seriously now, is there a law that prohibits riding to work and back in "toys"?

You need to register your vehicle in order to use it without getting arrested and without having your vehicle confiscated.

[Abou Sandal]

Originally Posted by pipo_happy@hotmail.com

we all voted right, but what should we do when there a conspiracy all over the world to make the general go down? what should i do with my 8 cyl car now, how do i got to work?
can anyone help us. now

I made my choice almost three years ago...And with the difference in gaz price, i almost financed 2/3rd the price of the car.

2 more years and i can consider that i got the car for free...

[ziadmf]

Originally Posted by LebArmenian

im considering buying a bicycle to go to work and other places that i usually go alone to. any recommendations ?
Ziadmf, those scooters,if they do not need registration then you can buy it and ride it without any papers requested right ? do you know where they are selling from those toys ?

this is the main problem that they need registration :(

[coralie]

the price of fuel will rise much more it will go up to 50 000LL .

for those who renewed for those thiefs dont nag be happy this is one of the results of your masterpiece vote ... wel 7abel 3al jerar ...all prices will follow !!!!! ....

unfortunatly people like us will pay the price of your idiocy. for those living abroad proud to be abroad living a fancy life i say good for you but please we still want to live in Lebanon with a minimum of decency you came voted for corruption and went back to your fancy lives leaving us to bear the consequences of your VOTE$$$$ !

[Abotareq93]

Originally Posted by scorpion

It is so funny how Bassil didn't spare a minute on TV, or by calling ppl on their cell phones to show ppl what he did in the ministry or ta yefda7 what his opponent loaylists were doing to hurt his ministry.

whereas Mr. Tabourian chose to shut up for 5 months and swallow his honor "as he said yesterday" and talked about his super plan in the last meeting of the govmt, just for ppl not to say he is using it for elections!!!....so which is right?

what Tabourina did or what Bassil did? because obviously they cant be both right

Tell us which one is right for you? Because they can't be both wrong

[nuclearcat]

Originally Posted by Boris

We should start thinking of buying green cars and economize fuel,

Instead of buying a 350, infinity, range rovers, and all the show off big bucks cars and start whining about the fuel prices, we can get some of these >>>
....
they allow lots of fuel economy and a cleaner environment

I try to buy Toyota Prius (Hybrid, VERY popular car in civilised countries). I fail. Local Toyota dealer gave 100 excuses, and seems they dont have proper mechanics here for them,also he proposed to wait 6-12 month. So it seems it was going to become as headache for me.

I buy what is available hi-tech car, Infiniti EX35. I check all forums, it seems near impossible to buy Prius in arabic countries. Do your own conclusions on this info.