Holy shit ALL VALERO stations halt GAS SALES in CA!!!!

screw driver/hammer and you won't be driving nowheres either dipbag

:

Bullshit you fucking shill.

Every one knows chaves owns it.
What an idiot, google it yourself.

this is just the beginning. We'll soon be like a 3rd world country riding bicycles everywhere.....

Also, as few of you are as close to this as I am...I can tell you that petroleum brokers buy a limited supply of product at countless terminals...

Suppliers get a break sometimes....and sometimes they don't.

Tankers can pull into a terminal and see (on the purchase computer) NO ALLOCATION.

This only means the broker didn't foresee a demand for more product...

Wanna bitch at somebody?

Bitch at the petroleum brokers who sit on cheaper (already purchased product at a lower price) product.

Make 'em richer sheeple.....buy, buy, BUY!

Good, this country needs exercise

Well it's a very good thing I own a Tesla car......I'll be one of the few still driving in SoCal:D

Actually you are wrong sir.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

You guys forget bout that chevron refi blowing a while back out in cali?

Valero says product shortage forces withdrawal from gasoline spot market

--California gasoline prices could head to $5 a gallon

--Gas stations closing as price to refill becomes too high

(Adds details, analyst comments, gas station owner comment, information about intraday price increase.)

Valero Energy Corp. VLO +3.23% said Thursday it temporarily stopped selling gasoline in California's wholesale market as a string of refinery outages resulted in a regional gasoline shortage.

Analysts fear the scramble for the motor fuel will send prices in the state close to $5 a gallon and force some gas stations to close.

[link to www.marketwatch.com]

People affected by refinery fire sue Chevron

[link to article.wn.com]

So you think socialist nations can't headquarter a company out of Delaware and set it up as owned by shareholders to fleece us.

When the planned battles take place, this will be the least of your concerns.

Who is the fool... the fool or the fool that follows him?

Perceived weakness in political leaders destabilizes things.

Maybe TPTB saw what a weak performance that Obummer gave last night and decided at that moment to start a pre-election gasoline doom profit fest, for themselves of course.

This all seems rather sudden doesn't it?

u sound like obewonkenobe

Citgo is also.
I wonder if they will be next.
It could be an embargo situation.

To keep the US from starting WWIII.

Bullshit. Just drove by a Valero a few blocks down the street and they had gas. NorCal.

No, I think you are confused as Citgo is the refiner wholly owned by Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Just gassed up diesel at a valeri 2.5 hours ago

I'm in San Jose, CA and just got gas at Valero 4.36 a gallon

Something of a BOOM-like nature is to happen in California?

I know Alaska is getting ready for a BOOMER. Ithas to do with the tectonic plates all pulling apart.

If thatis the case there should be no gas around to make things worse.

Maybe your gas went thataway.

This explains alot.

Thank you, I think.

Defense contractsAccording to Robert Bryce,[17] author and managing editor of Energy Tribune, Valero Energy Corp. has been awarded multiple multimillion-dollar contracts by the U.S. Defense Energy Support Center (DESC) in order to provide fuel to Israel.

the stations didn't close... selling to refineries suspended.

Right on. More than half of those employed in my small city could bike to work and it wouldn't be a huge freaking deal. Five or six miles each way, and not much more time than driving, in many cases. Get used to it.

what the hell, I thought we had grade A intel around here?

Umm yah and all the shelves filled by people who do drive and need fuel will be magically filled by santa's elves ?

I think your right, they own two refineries in Cali.
Are you in oil or stock.

But.


Where is Citgo headquartered??



Houston right.

What does that tell you.

No, but I use to date the daughter of an Executive VP at Chevron so am familiar with the gas industry.

There won't be as much demand for fuel, so they may have it. And if they don't, the shelves won't get filled, will they.