Should have never let them get away with having 2 different fuels.All diesel ought to be able to be used anywhere. Google what it says about pollution by fuel.Eleven big old supertankers put more pollution in the air than all of the cars in the world.But they arent going to tell the people who run super tankers they have to clean that up. The reason is that people who run super tankers are rich.They are behind funding the people who gripe about stuff,and get the EPA involved with stuff like this.
The EPA might have done some good 20 years ago,but this stuff is nonsense. Also did I read it was the IRS that came and fined him?Actually a Sheriff can lock up anybody like that.A Sheriff of a county has more authority than a Fed.After all of them get locked up a few times and eat baloney and coffee for a couple of weeks,maybe they will go get a real job someplace.If Sheriffs will cooperate this can get turned around.After all,what are they going to do?Send the Army after the Sheriffs?That would be a good day if they did and we would be done with them after a few minutes. We dont need this government turning into something like Russia was.I read somewhere that all that was ever really communists in Russia was only 10%.10% of the people could have been overthrown by the other 90% if they did it when it first started happening.
I guess they think since there is less than a million farmers,they will just do whatever they want to.So far they have it seems.
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