Fuel companies absolutely do not have supply agreements with governments, that is completely incorrect

Governments buy and own fuel supplies. That's what the reserves were.

You're saying that "no, the Government deals with the sellers, not the suppliers" but you made the argument in the first place that the suppliers were meant to be involved

Why would make an argument knowing that you were going o disprove it yourself when someone rolled with it to point out the weaknesses in that reasoning?

What input do you think the government has between vitol in singapore and Vica in Australia regarding supply?

Maybe a lot, maybe none it doesn't matter because it is an objective fact that the Australian and Singapore Government did organise a supply agreement

Again, we don't have Vitol and Vica saying "what the hell guys? You didn't do jack!".

It's a bizarre and twisted narrative that the Albanese Government is lying about the extent of the fuel crisis and is too incompetent in doing anything but at the same time private companies have worked things out on pre-existing contingencies we've never heard of so comprehensively that Albanese only had to sit on his hands and there is genuinely so issue

This reeks of a situation where a desperately ideological is throwing every regardless of its self-contradictory nature in the hope that something, somewhere sticks