Posted on 06/02/2002 4:01:00 PM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach
Davis might not be that far away from tapping into the Saudi money!
Brackpool would be in the intermediary!
Remenber him of Doritz fame?
A Saudi Prince owning half of the Cadiz Water .
He might get shot if seen inspecting his property by being mistaken as a Saudi terroist attempting to sabotoge a water supply!
I spelled "Beth Dozoretz" wrong above. I hope I have it right now.
Maybe we can find that Condit has met the Saudi Prince?
Oh, the power of Google!
From your article we have Saudi Princes,Condit,Burkle,Dozoretz,water, Gray Davis, California!
Critics are saying that "this making the desert green" is not doable.
So if this Saudi millionaire Prince has all his $$$$ tied up in a sand trap, he better have more $$$$$ somewhere else, cause it seems that Cadiz got him because of that.
Brackpool accompanied Davis on a 1999 trade mission to the Middle East, after securing a $300 million investment from a Saudi prince for a Sun World project to divert Nile River water for irrigation.
So I guess that Davis may have met the Saudi Prince.. Wonder what came out of the trade mission?
See you are back.
Put a lot of stuff on the Napa Valley article,
Doesn't prove anything but does show that Brackpool
could certainly benefit from help in high places!
All things being equal it would, but my understanding is that most years the Colorado doesn't make it to the Pacific Ocean because so much water is removed from the river. That would mean that during dry years the river doesn't reach the Pacific and during wet years they want to remove more water thus making the Colorado flow into the Pacific even less of the time. From what I know about marine estuaries, they are considered extremely productive habitat. This has to have some fairly steep environmental impacts if I understand it correctly.
Besides the more than $250,000 dollars that Brackpool (What a great surname for a Brit Water Robber Baron with Saudi Connections!) there are more entanglements/plots/criminal actions than in a James Bond movie.
Remember gang, the Department of Water Resources beside buying the outrageous power was the group that sent zillions of gallons of water from a drought hit N. Cali last year. Besides going through a lot of turbines to make electricity to keep the lights on during that phase of the power crisis. Apparently a lot of water from N. Cali has been stored in underground storage units in S. Cali.. I can't document this yet, but it will come around. Whom would benefit $ wise from massive amounts of water shipped down South and stored in underground storage areas?
If we had not had a really wet year in N. Kali this past winter/spring, we would be in a severe water shortage situation as all lakes which were pretty well drained after a drought winter starting after Memorial Day last year.
I just thought that extra water was producing power to keep the pitchforks out of Davis's clymer if we had a lot of blackouts.
The Davis saga if we really had some great investigative reports with good editors could be a Pulitzer Prize story. However, as a young man told us this afternoon, these stories are released on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and buried in the news paper. Then no one in the media connects the dots from Monday thru Thursday for the voting people. He is on my email list of stories like this, and no one that he knows even has an inkling of what we know.
Not in the Cadiz aqueifer (sp?) . There is no direct link, Cadiz is in Eastern San Bernandino County and a bit south of the I-40.
Miss Marple, this may be that tie in that you were looking for last year between ConDidIt and Davis.
Hey, I remember those threads! You've done yoemans work on this thread Ernest...BRAVO!
Saudis want to control a large part of California water supplies!
So besides a democrat (Davis) and his banker there are a few of us who see this!
Why are the democrats always so willing to take such huge contributions from foregin sources????
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