> Doug wrote:

>> On 12 Mar, 11:23, PeterT googlemail.com> wrote:

>>> On Wed, 12 Mar 2008 00:33:10 -0700 (PDT), Doug riseup.net>
>>> wrote:

>

>>>> Rich pickings for some from the hypermobile eh?
>>>> "Air passengers face fare rises of up to £20 to bail out Britain's
>>>> creaking airports.
>>>> The news came as it was revealed that the boss who presided over
>>>> airport queue and baggage chaos was paid £2.6million last year.
>>>> The fare rises are to fund the debt-ridden Spanish owners of BAA which
>>>> runs the two biggest airports, Heathrow and Gatwick.
>>>> BAA is struggling under the weight of £9billion of debt taken on by
>>>> its parent company Ferrovial to fund its £10billion purchase of BAA 18
>>>> months ago.
>>>> Angry airline bosses say the rises have been sanctioned by the
>>>> Government's "weak" aviation watchdog only to save ministers the
>>>> embarrassment of bailing out "another Northern Rock-style collapse".
>>>> But the timing could not have been worse as they coincided with
>>>> publication of BAA's 2007 accounts showing that the airport operator
>>>> paid its recently ousted chief executive Stephen Nelson £2.6million,
>>>> including an unexplained one-off bonus of £1.5million..."
>>>> More:
>>>>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_arti...

>>> Up will go the price of your imported food then Duhng - that should
>>> wipe the smile from your face

>

>> Nope Pee, it will hardly make a dent, particularly as I save so much
>> and harm so little by not using a car, unlike you.

>

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>> Cars are the main contributor to food miles at 48%%.

>
> How does you not using a car have anything to do with the price of
> imported food?
>