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Exactly my thought, snopercod. I am sorry to say it, but in the climate since September 11, even honest businessmen from Saudi Arabia are highly suspect. Even if the business is on the up and up, how do we know who works for them?

The destruction of a large part of California's water supply would be a huge economic disaster for the entire nation. Even if there were no loss of life, it would be necessary for millions to relocate to other states.

Governor Davis is just the type of dim-bulb Rat who can be duped into letting down his guard, simply by the application of a few well-placed checks.

I have had suspicions re Davis and the Opeckers and their vast sums of money. Davis and the Kali enviral whackos have worked since the Days of MoonBeam Brown to limit, control and remove electrical power production in our state. The lack of supply to meet the increasind demands is the base cause of the power failures. We basically have no drilling for new oil in Kali. Yet, we as a state use more oil than most countries. That has resulted in more dependence on Opecker oil over the decades since Moonbeam and his Darth Vader sidekick, Gray Davis appeared as Brown's scary aide.

One of these days we will probably be able to see a money trail from the Opecker Princes to the enviral groups. Who then help their poster boys like Davis get elected with laundered funds and their state wide green eyed voting cultts.

Last but not least, each day out here in Kali we are being exposed to the reality of Davis and bribes to re elect him. I'm sure that he went in premature orgasism when he shook the hand of this Rich Opecker Prince, just dreaming about the money the Opecker Princes could donate to him. They could help me to become another Jimmy Carter. A president financed and paid for by the Opecker Princes.

Davis is as amoral as a man can be. There is nothing that he would not do to be re elected or elected to a higher post than governor.

California leads the country in agricultural production, and water is the life-giving source of our agricultural success. With the huge costs of energy, the enviro-wackos and excessive government regulation, major damage to our water supply would decimate our entire agricultural economy. I don't think anyone in Los Angeles or San Francisco understands the important and symbiotic existance of ag in our great state.