Now it looks like this.
Posted on 11/28/2023 8:11:51 AM PST by Twotone
Cloward-Piven.
They aim to destroy America......................
This is why CA has such horrible droughts. We have lost so many dams up here in Northern CA because of the stupid a$$ greenies.
If these people are for it, it is destructive to America and I am totally against it. That's pretty easy.
If the cowardly, spineless, house republicans had any stones they would cut the funds for any and all democrat douchebaggery.
Countdown for the first whoops dam accident...or maybe just plain midnight sabotage.
Damn. How much damage is this idiot going to be allowed to cause in America before his ass finally croaks?
The SC begins debate on ‘administrative overreach’—this is a perfect example—and should put a stop to this country being run by the 5th estate of unelected bureaucrats.
I can not imagine a SC leaning R 6-3 would endorse this travesty to continue.
Only beavers should be allowed to build dams.
They aim to destroy America......................
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seems like it’s everyday that I log on to the forum only to find out that the brandon/hussein administration has come up with a new way to F this country up
Now it looks like this.
Yea, then to add insult to injury they will ban us from ever fishing the Salmon.
People wanted to really help the enviroment, really protect species and wildlife they would do this:
1) Any City of greater than 100K people within 100 miles of an ocean must use Desalination or recycled water to provide it’s citizens with freshwater.
2) Any City of greater than 1 million people must use Desalination with pipeline and Recycled water to account for 90% of water use.
3) Beachfront access for pipelines for desalination must be accessible for all of the above.
This alone would create two realities. First it would allow for return of multiple estuaries and river flow in the US. Second, it would free up water for use in irrigation for crops and not toilets. Third, it would shift back onto the cities the environmental costs that they have burdened rural america with.
Now there’s a good idea....from the Communists in the NW.
Moving out of Portland was the best decision I ever made.
I count three realities.
Add those losses to the future loss on electricity production...in the face of demands for everything to be all electric.
Then contemplate the spring flooding when there are NO DAMS to hold back the melting water & spring rain.
I remember when flooding breached the Levees along the Sacramento river & cattle were standing on the top of all the bridges. Had to drop hay to them by helicopter. MAYBE 1996??
One cattle dog-—ROWDY—got stranded on the top of the farm house. Water was rising. Helo pilot (Viet Nam helo vet)was broadcasting all day from the area. Channel 4 out of Sacto.
As the sun was setting, the water kept rising-—he flew to farm house—hovered—and camera guy rescued ROWDY.
BOTH got fired. Created quite a ruckus against NBC.
Lived in that area at that time-—
REFUSED to watch NBC while I still lived there. Left in 2004.
That’s just super, Patty.
So now I can look forward to paying
$0.270 per kWh (Boston, MA) instead
of the $0.0688 per kWh I’m paying now.
But there will be plenty of cheap salmon
on the menu.
Sheesh!!!!
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