to the future...

Most of us take water for granted, but beware. Locally, where I live there has been an ngoing battle over water rights between the people who live here and local indian tribes. It has been going on for more than 5years and is still in court. Who owns your water? In most cases a local public utility provides your water, he key term being, public.

For decades private companies and World Bank have been working hard to take control of water because there re huge profits to be made, lt alone, it is a great way to control people, you cannot live long without water.

The following link takes you to a brief look at how water is being exploited. Read it, and watch out, these same organizations have their eye on your water...


http://www.truth-out.org/benign-lucifer-privatization-water/1329057581

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Local gas in Anza, $3.88 for regular, in Temecula $3.69 for regular. I'll see $4 by the end of the month. 

Cage fights at the local Indian casino tomorrow at noon.  This town has culture, don't you think?

Water wars (the current battle for water rights between the local native americans and the local somewhat americans) goes on without me. I live about 1/2 mile outside the boundary of the watershed in question. It seems the local native americans are looking for another source of revenue. Gambling was not enough. Watch for this battle to make the prime time news.

BTW, the chief of the Los Angeles Army Corp of Engineers says the toll road through the San Onofre State Beach is a bad idea and that the toll road agency did not present the views of the corp of engineers truthfully.

More later...