Money.

Based on a poll on the Facebook page, around 66% of people spend between R2000 and R4000 per month on fuel.

So as an average , let’s make it R3000.

At 70% of that used for work (5 days a week) , this is R2100 per month.

If you cut that in half by working from home for 10 working days, that would mean R1050 in your pocket..

With school fees, stationery and Festive Season debts , R1050 would be very useful don’t you think?

Plus, take out the other little ‘spends’ on food and snacks…Would add up quite fast!

Time.

How much time do you spend a MONTH in traffic and commuting? Just for argument’s sake, let’s say 3 hours per day.

So, 15 hours per week, and 60 hours per month.

That’s more than a FULL WORKING WEEK spent travelling!

If you worked from home for 10 working days (2 working weeks) you would have 30 more hours!

30 HOURS! What could you do with that?

Stress.

The stress of traffic and bad drivers gets to us all..

Imagine starting your day with NO driving stress!

No fighting of peak hour traffic idiots, congestion and taxis!

I think we could all have a GREAT DAY without that first thing in the morning!

Traffic.

We know that there are SOME businesses that simply can’t do this and we have acknowledged this from the beginning.

However, if just 25% of all working people participated in the Fuel War, we could reduce congestion on the roads by 25% and make it a real pleasure for our fellow soldiers that can’t participate due to the nature of their business.

 

This is a war of attrition , where the soldiers that fight in it, fight for everyone affected, not just themselves.

If you could work from home for 10 days to bring the petrol price down for everyone that suffers under this corruption – why wouldn’t you?

 

The Slate Levy took your savings.

Remember the news that petrol was coming down by 20 odd cents in November? The suddenly it went from a 20c /litre drop to unchanged?

PLUS- DIESEL is going up 50c/ litre?

Wonder what happened?

Read below…

The content below is from SABC NEWS click here for the page.

“Government is implementing a so-called slate levy on petrol from Wednesday of 22 cents a litre amid news that the petrol price will not drop as predicted by the Automobile Association of South Africa (AA).

The Department of Energy says the Slate Account balance for diesel and petrol was negative R2.2 billion and this necessitated the levy.

The slate is the cumulative under-recovery in the petrol price for a given period.

Petrol prices will remain unchanged from midnight on Tuesday – but other fuel prices will change.

Diesel will increase by between 48 and 51 cents a litre. Illuminating paraffin will increase by 28 cents per litre and LP gas by 61 cents.

The department of energy has attributed the latest fuel price adjustments to recent appreciation in the rand against the US dollar and falling brent oil price.

Nedbank’s economist Isaac Matshego says government could have used this opportunity to recover cost used to subsidise rising fuel price in September.

“It’s good news for users of petrol, but for users of diesel is not good. We are seeing an increase of 50 cents/litre. But looking at this number in detail is that government is recouping the subsidy used to keep fuel prices almost flat in September.”                                      –Sabc News – 5/11/ 18.

Only one question here..have you joined the SA FUEL WAR?

How you win a war.

Wars are not won by who has more guns, more bombs or more soldiers.

Wars are won by the side that believes in Victory the most.

Throughout history, we have seen countless wars won and lost on this very premise.

Vietnam was a good example. None of the invading armies of that country believed that a smaller , under equipped force would defeat them.

They relied on their military power but lacked the critical core belief in the Victory.

The Viet Cong however, did not.

They were unrelenting in their belief in total and final victory.

Of the David defeating Goliath.

 

Why we will win this war.

We will win not because of our strategy, but because of our belief in victory.

Because we all have finally had enough if seeing our blood and our time being guzzled by the greedy and corrupt.

In the past we have had not had any way that we could engage in resistance without putting ourselves in harm’s way.

Now we do.

We will win because I believe that we all have found a way that we can strike back at the very heart of the Goliath that is corruption.

More than that, I believe we will win because I believe in the People of South Africa.

I have seen your courage, your compassion and your resilience.

I have experienced your core belief in a better country for us all regardless of colour, creed, race and religion.

I believe we will win because of who we are and because of who our enemy is not.

Why our enemy will not win..

We will win because we BELIEVE in our Victory and our enemy does not believe we can win.

Our enemy has not even considered that we could create and execute this plan.

They have NEVER considered that we could mobilise or unite as they have invested in their ‘divide and conquer’ strategy for so long, they cannot conceive that it could fail.

The first rule of combat is NEVER UNDERESTIMATE YOUR OPPONENT.

Our enemy believe themselves untouchable. Unreachable. Unquestionable.

And yet, we will reach out and touch them.

Our greatest strength is that we are invincible. That as long as we continue to fight, we will continue to win.

We are a ghost army. Invisible. Untouchable. Unreachable.

We are in every direction, in every corner, in every space.

We cannot be seen or heard.

When we strike, it’s with speed and precision and then we melt away into the nothingness.

We will win because our enemy cannot strike back at us.

We will win because we are fighting for each other.

We will win because we are in battle for the very soul of our land.

We are impenetrable in our defence ,unwavering in our belief and committed to our Victory.

” Let us Live and Strive For Freedom, in South Africa, Our Land.”

 

 

We are being bullied…

If you’ve ever been bullied, you know how it feels.

That sense of helplessness and no choice BUT to comply.

It’s that same feeling you get every time you put fuel in.

You know how much of that money goes to taxes. You know how much of it is wasted or stolen.

But, you have no choice BUT to comply.

It cuts you. Deeply. To know that there was nothing you could do.

Now there is.

To defeat a bully – take away their power.

This has been taught and talked about endlessely. With the proliferation of bullying throughout the layers of our society and the world at large, many people have offered advice on dealing with bullies.

They all agree that violence is NOT the solution.

Bullies rely on fear to gain compliance and it is the source of their power.

‘Victims’ ( and I use that word only for the purpose of this article) feel either that they do not have the strength or will to fight back, or they don’t know what to do, so they do nothing.

However, in many personal stories we have ALL seen where people find the courage to stand up and overcome their bullies.

They had finally had enough and were now willing to stand and fight, regardless of the consequences plus- they had a plan.

This is where we are in South Africa.

We have been ‘fuel bullied’ with the fear of not being able to run our lives without fuel.

We have finally had enough.

We have a plan and we are making it.

We will create fear in them by striking at what they are afraid to lose.

Their money.

We will take away their power over us.

Because nobody likes a bully.

Enter the Fuel War.

In a famous scene from his movie “Enter the Dragon,” Bruce Lee’s character confronts a bully that wants to challenge him to a fight.

The bully asks Bruce about his style and shows off his speed and power.

Bruce then replies that fighting on the boat would not give them enough space and suggests the beach on an island not far away.

The bully then gets into the boat to do this and then Bruce releases the rope holding the boat and leaves the bully trailing in the boat’s wake and getting a good wetting from the waves.

This is the Art of Fighting without Fighting.

This is the strategy the SA FUEL WAR is employing.

P.I.E – Peaceful. Intelligent. Effective.

These are the words this strategy lives by.

Peaceful – we will not ask nor put anyone in harm’s way. We will not give our enemy any chance to utilise force against us for any reason.

Intelligent – Identifying the enemy’s weakness and attacking it to the point of collapse.

Effective – using personal digital channels to communicate and rally our army.

Easy as P.I.E.

Attack the Enemy’s perception.

If your enemy perceives that the force you are bringing against them is too much for them to defend, it would not make sense for them to engage in battle.

Likewise, if we present an army with the power to deliver this strategy upon our enemy, they will surrender before ‘a shot is fired.’

This is the ultimate goal – to subdue the enemy without fighting.

If our enemy realises the losses they would suffer if we do launch an offensive – even a minor one, they will move with haste to defuse the attack and pre-emptively mitigate potental losses.

This is why we must have a great force BEFORE we launch any offensive.

This is WHY we need all of our soldiers to spread our call, rally allies and grow this army so that we can win this without fighting.

Join now. Spread the call.

 

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend.”

This is a well know proverb and military tactic. Find people that have your enemy as theirs as well and you have an immediate ally.

In this war, corruption is the enemy.

Corruption is like cancer. It knows nothing about race, colour or creed. It doesn’t care about age or the suffering it causes.

It only knows to do one thing. Multiply and consume.

Consumer and multiply.

In our case, it consumes our most valuable and precious commodity.

The one thing we can NEVER EVER get more of/.

Our time.

Corruption steals from our life.

Our time spent working.

The more we pay for fuel corruption, the more we have to work.

The more we pay for fuel, the less we have to spend on everyday items.

This impacts our quality of life and the ability to enjoy the fruits of our labour.

Instead of being able to buy Christmas gifts or birthday presents, those Rands disappear into the void of theft, deceit and greed.

Politicians and corrupt business people use our blood’s work to live ‘La Vida Loca’ while we simply pay and pay and pay.

Nothing is done because those in power don’t care and they KNOW that there is nothing we can do.

We are all brothers and sisters in arms.

Because corruption knows no boundaries, it UNITES us all in this war. In this fight, there are no colours, no religions, no cultures.

We are united against the common enemy, the enemy to us all.

What difference would having an extra R1000 per month make in your life RIGHT NOW!

Whether you spend this in taxi fees or petrol, it’s the same.

If you’ve had enough and WANT to fight back – JOIN THE SA FUEL WAR.

Read the strategy, understand how it will work.

How and where to join.

All you have to do is like our FB PAGE and follow us on Twitter

Or you can register on this website here.

Then simply do what you do every day on Social Media- share, retweet and repeat until everyone you know who IS ALSO SICK AND TIRED of this corruption has done the same.

The Fuel War Starts on 5/11/18.

Are you going to fight or are you going to pay?