Is Water the New Oil? – Water Theft Shenanigans in California
If you’ve haven’t been living life in a bubble, you already know that California has been in the worst drought ever for the last four years. We are told not to water our lawns, to flush toilets only when necessary, and to take either very quick showers or bring in a shower bucket to collect run-off water to perhaps water plants afterward. We have an ocean alongside our great State, but not a drop can be used for drinking or to sustain life (unless we start desalinating ocean water).
But the real story is how the water we do have is sometimes mysteriously disappearing. This past week we heard about how the 5,800 acre Mountain Meadows Reservoir (commonly called Walker Lake) dried up completely overnight leaving thousands of fish to flounder and die. The day before, people were fishing on this very lake. It’s as if someone pulled
the bathtub plug during the night. Area residents blame Pacific Gas & Electric for emptying it, but PG&E claims they didn’t do it. Maybe they did and maybe they didn’t. It was the general consensus that the reservoir would probably dry up in another two weeks anyway, and PG&E would have had to relocate all the fish before then. Granted, we will never know if it was done to save time and money—or perhaps other culprits were responsible.
California has been beset by water thieves for the last few years. Numerous reports of water tank trucks pulling up to aquifers in the dead of night and siphoning off thousands of gallons of free water is well-known. Even actor Tom Selleck was caught and arrested for stealing water for his ranch.
So let’s looks at some of the villains in this water scarcity problem:
- GEOENGINEERING: To start, many geoengineers believe the California drought is a man-made disaster. They point to the U.S. military’s “High Frequency Auroral Research Program” (HAARP) for manipulating the weather, by seeding clouds with chemicals (causing chemtrails) to make it easier for their weather and spy satellites to function over greater distances, without interference, along the Earth’s curve. Unfortunately, this pushes away rain-bearing clouds. While HAARP dries out the largest agricultural food producing lands in our country, it makes weather more extreme in other parts of the U.S. (READ MORE)
- THE WATER BARONS: “Familiar mega-banks and investing powerhouses such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, Macquarie Bank, Barclays Bank, the Blackstone Group, Allianz, and HSBC Bank, among others, are consolidating their control over water. Wealthy tycoons such as T. Boone Pickens, former President George H.W. Bush and his family, Hong Kong’s Li Ka-shing, Philippines’ Manuel V. Pangilinan and other Filipino billionaires, are also buying thousands of acres of land with aquifers, lakes, water rights, water utilities, and shares in water engineering and technology companies all over the world.” While the government limits citizens rights to become water self-sufficient, it has no problem selling “water rights” to the corporations and banks. (READ MORE) This is the newest form of asset-stripping. First they amassed our oil, now our water! How much will a barrel of water cost in the future?
- NESTLE: You might love their chocolate, but they have been given free rein in California’s San Bernadino National Forest to continue bottling their Arrowhead 100% Mountain Spring Water in the midst of a severe drought. They are operating on permits that have lapsed and without government and/or environmental scrutiny. The people of the area are protesting this special treatment, but so far their concerns have fallen on deaf ears. (READ MORE)
- MARIJUANA GROWERS: “One of the other major culprits in California’s rising water thefts appears to be illegal marijuana cultivation. Particularly in rural areas of Northern California, large-scale illegal grow operations have been discovered siphoning billions of gallons of water from nearby rivers and streams. Many of these sites are operating out of state and national parks, where environmental damage is an additional concern.” (READ MORE)
- FRACKING: California oil producers use 214 acre-feet of water, equivalent to nearly 70 million gallons, in the process of fracking for oil and gas. Not only does fracking use up an obscene amount of water (which then contaminates groundwater), but it also destabilizes the earth and makes California more earthquake prone. (READ MORE)
- MISCELLANEOUS: This one is pretty far out there (only a theory), but since there have been reported UFO sightings around the Walker Lake area in the past, one cannot totally rule out possible ET involvement in the lake drying up mysteriously overnight. Many international UFO sightings that occurred above lakes have reported seeing ET craft siphon off large amounts of water. What ET craft might need water for is anyone’s guess. An Australian video, with multiple witness testimony (including local authorities), occurred over a Lake Gosford. Believe it or not, it is only one of many on the subject of ET water theft. (VIDEO-1) (VIDEO-2)
Every day thousands of Californians pray for rain. Even when a few drips come down, we celebrate. If we could only get rid of the thieves, the greedy corporate profiteers, and government weather interference, we could rightfully reclaim the natural resource that’s meant for all of us to freely share.
Please send California your RAIN THOUGHTS!
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Dr. Kathy Forti is a clinical psychologist, inventor of the Trinfinity8 technology, and author of the book, Fractals of God.
I wish I had ideas , but I keep thinking of moving. I was born here 1943 it once was clean, plentiful and beautiful ?
Thanks for the info. I passed it on
The good news is, water is a renewable resource. It is created in Earth’s caprock and bubbles up from the depths forming springs that flow and become rivers, pool into lakes and ponds, and eventually either flow back underground or end at the oceans. We can dig wells to access that water. My parents did this when we moved from Long Island to Connecticut; they had a well dug, the drilling had to go 1,000 feet down before striking water, and after that day, we showered, drank and cooked and washed everything in that fresh, beautiful well water for years, for free, and Dad only paid for the electricity to pump it. We didn’t have to hook up to any city utility company. My Dad got a permit, hired a company to drill, then had the entire house plumbed to that source directly and exclusively. The house is 50 years old now and the current residents still access that water. It shows no signs of “drying up” because it is a source. There is no drought, anywhere, there is only the greedy elites telling us water is a finite resource, we’re running out, we have to tighten our belts and conserve, suffer and sacrifice, and we cut back and go without and skimp until the water mains literally burst and flood all over the place; the water gushed unabated for DAYS before anything was done, but we still believed the huge drought lie and let them continue to charge us outrageous fake drought rates!! It’s just easier than standing up and calling them out on the carpet!!! These are the same people who claim that oil is “fossil fuel,” ROTTING DINOSAUR GUTS!!! Think about the many, many trillions of barrels of oil wrested from the Earth since the late 1800’s, there weren’t that many dinosaurs in all of existence, okay, not even close, to account for all of that crude oil, and you’re an idiot if you believe the Earth wouldn’t completely absorb the organic decaying material of dinosaur bodies within a year of death, if their bones weren’t stripped and munched by insanely efficient prehistoric scavengers within days!! Oil is also a renewable resource created by the Earth, within the Earth, we would have run out Long Ago if it wasn’t!! We aren’t running out! Sources seem to dry out but actually move around as the Earth’s crust shifts, but we always find more veins of it, in larger and larger amounts! We are not running out of oil to the extent that we have to resort to fracking; that’s just where the largest deposits are, within those “clayey sand” conditions! The bottom line is, any time we want, we can get a permit to dig, set up and operate a well on land that we own. We can pick up a phone and call a drilling company to locate water on our land and start digging! Of course they make it complicated and difficult to buy water rights and get a permit, we have no one to blame but ourselves for letting the fat global elite pigs water down our sovereignty and erode our rights by setting things up that way! It will soon become impossible to obtain water rights and access our own source if we keep believing that a Socialist Democratic state will let us own ANYTHING, let alone water rights; they will first confiscate it all in order to distribute it, you won’t even be allowed to live alone in your home, the State will declare it a waste of habitable square footage and re-distribute co-tenants to share your space. These things are already in the works in California because we keep voting Democrat, the shill party of the controlling elites! HERE IS THE ANSWER TO THE “DISAPPEARING WATER MYSTERY” : THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT AND THE STATE SECRETLY DRAINED ALL THE WATER CAUGHT IN RESERVOIRS DURING LA NINA IN 2016, TO FALSELY CLAIM DROUGHT CONDITIONS STILL EXIST THAT JUSTIFY THEM CONTINUING TO GOUGE US WITH THE TIERED DROUGHT WATER RATES!!! Water caught in reservoirs would have lasted several years if not for those water utility officials secretly releasing A TRILLION GALLONS OF IT!! I work for a municipal govt. regulatory agency and I heard an inspector saying his brother-in-law works for the state MWD, that he had called the night before, all upset. saying he’d overheard MWD management talking about their heinous treachery and releasing the water in secret all over California, to perpetuate artificial drought conditions and continue charging jacked-up drought prices! We don’t have to submit to their appalling, evil greed, We Can Dig Wells!!