The California drought: they are purposely DRAINING the lakes...

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A couple of thoughts. 1) in 2010, I visited Three Rivers, CA a few times. The rain was very heavy in 2010. Lake Kaweah was filled higher than any of its bathtub rims. A few months later, I went back. It was back to the low level. I'm convinced they drained it.
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I don't know about Central California, but it never rains in Southern California anyway. And California always had a lot of chemtrails. I always thought California largely depends on other states for their water supply anyway because it's pretty much a dry, arid state. Just like arid desert areas in Egypt can now have huge fertile farms in their deserts because of modern farming methods and imported water supplies.

Am I missing something here? Maybe they're just purposely cutting off their own water supply to the people to drive up prices?

 

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Not only the weather manipulation, but they're DRAINING Nacimiento and San Antonio Lakes for years, and blaming the "drought"."

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Nestlé is sucking an Ontario town dry for bottled water

Last month, Nestlé tried to patent a flower used by billions of people as a natural remedy and a video was widely shared with Nestle’s chairman saying that water is a commodity and not a human right. [Maybe devil boy should go a few days without water - what right has dickhead to the stuff? ]And now, we have discovered that Nestlé is sucking a Canadian community dry during drought conditions — just to sell bottled water.


Nestlé has won a permit to drain the local aquifer dry at any time, while the community of Hillsburg, Ontario has to restrict its water use during dry conditions every summer. This just isn’t right, and Maude Barlow, Council of Canadians, and Ecojustice are fighting back, taking Nestlé and Ontario Ministry of the Environment to court. However, it shouldn’t take a lawsuit for Nestlé to do the right thing. Lets tell Nestlé that community water access is more important than its profits. Demand Nestle to stop draining Hillsburgh’s water source during dry conditions for the sake of profits.

Tell Nestlé: stop draining Ontario’s water source during drought conditions to sell bottled water.

Currently, Nestlé has a permit through 2017 to take about 1.1 million litres of water per day from Hillsburgh for its bottling operations in Aberfoyle, even during drought conditions when households are put on water restrictions. A number of groups are fighting back. “Ontario must prioritize communities’ right to water above a private company’s thirst for profit,” says Maude Barlow, National Chairperson for the Council of Canadians.

Nestlé has been in the news a lot lately for attempting to profit from our natural resources. Last month, over 220,000 SumOfUs supporters have signed our petition against Nestlé’s greedy grab to patent fennel flower, a cure-all remedy for over a thousand years for billions of people in impoverished communities across the Middle East and Asia. Several days after we send out our petition, a video emerged showed Nestlé’s chairperson claiming that the idea water is a human right comes from “extremist” NGOs and that water is a foodstuff that should have a market value. So it’s no surprise that Nestlé is now trying to drain water from an Ontario town for the sake of profit.

Nestlé’s appetite to commodify water and flowers is a recurring strategy by a corporation with a pattern of seeking to privatize and profit from traditional knowledge and our natural resources. By speaking out against the draining of our watersheds, you will be taking a stand against Nestlé’s evil strategy to commodifying everything in nature in the name of profit.

http://westcoastnativenews.com/nestle-is-sucking-an-ontario-town-dry-for-bottled-water/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=nestle-is-sucking-an-ontario-town-dry-for-bottled-water


{what drought? Water tables in north america are at their highest in decades, btw. Check it out for yourself.)