Nestle corporation wanting to control all water, and supports GMOs...https://www.naturalnews.com/040026_Ne...omination.html

__________________
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." ~Immanual Kant~

I noticed them getting control of the water and thought, "What's the point? There's water everywhere."

Dawned on me at a restaurant with the wife. Wife orders Voss water to have with the meal. It was nice. The way municipalities keep poisoning the tap water, bottled water becomes more attractive.

__________________
I'd rather meander for the prevention than race for the cure.

The only problem with bottled water is some of it is nothing more then bottled tap water.

As far as controlling water that is nothing more then the "carbon tax re-bottled". Either of them would give the PTP complete control over the population.

No argument here.

Water filters: ya got one, or you need one.

We are running out of it in the Austin TX area. Our holding lake, Lake Travis, is down about 1 foot every 2 weeks. The full capacity is 681 feet, now at about 630 feet. More people and businesses are moving here at a rapid rate. The city has declared and strictly enforces water rationing.

That article declares:
So, it is already happening in the Austin/Round Rock metro area by local municipality decree. I don't see why it is necessary on an international level. However, it would be great, if areas of flooding could pipe water into areas of drought. Now that would be worth the study and effort. After all, there are oil pipelines all over the USA. Someday maybe the same effort could be put in place for water. Or populations will have to migrate as we have always done.

__________________
.
- Jim

�Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened.� Sir Winston Churchill

Agenda 21; it is apparently in Austin!


Why would the piping of water be allowed when the collection of rainwater is not?

Well, in the case of my area in central TX. There has not been much rain water. About 4 inches so far this year. This area is a drought area for a very long time. Then occasionally there are flooding rains, so much that towns are flooded out. Similarly, the Mississippi river runs so low that grain barges can't move. Then.... flooding on a devastating scale. It would be expensive, but water needs to be managed.