Straight talk:
convenience or freedom
Thursday April 16, 2015 at 5:00pm PST... calling all patriots this is the time to be
heard call-in at (347) 826-7353
California is dumping a trillion gallons of fresh Water in
the ocean. Only liberals would declare a water shortage disaster after spending
years dumping good, fresh water into the ocean to protect a non-endangered bait
fish.
California is dumping
trillions of gallons of fresh water into the ocean, creating a man-made
disaster, to protect an non-endangered bait fish.
California is dumping
trillions of gallons of fresh water into the ocean, creating a man-made
disaster, to protect an non-endangered bait fish.
For years now, the
southern 1/3 of the beautiful San Joaquin Valley’s farmland has been turned
into a “man-made” dust bowl.
The water is being
allowed to just run off the mountains, through the river system, through the
delta, and out into the ocean. The water is being reserved for the little Delta
Smelt, a three inch bait fish, that is not endangered species list.
Now, California is in
the midst of a drought. As the Governor institutes water emergency rules, they
just let all that water just keep pouring into the ocean. Unbelievable!
The I-5 San Joaquin
Valley corridor is marked with signs begging Nancy Pelosi to turn the water on.
Sean Hannity hosted a full show from Hanford, CA to highlight the problem.
Phone calls and letters from all over the country have been sent to try to fix
this situation.
Comedian Paul
Rodriguez, co-chair of Latino Water Coalition, crosses the state working to
remove the environmental protection on the Delta smelt.
The Department of Homeland Security is set to purchase
over 62 million rounds of ammo typically used in AR-15 semi-automatic rifles,
just weeks after the ATF was forced to back down on a ban on M855 bullets.
A posting on
FedBizOpps.gov this week reveals that the DHS is looking to contract with a
company to provide 12.6 million rounds of .223 Remington ammunition per year
for a period of five years – totaling 62.5 million bullets.
The solicitation
explains that the purchase is intended, “to achieve price savings over the
current .223 Rem duty ammunition.” The bullets will be used by U.S. Customs and
Border Protection agents nationwide for “training” purposes.
The .223 Remington is
one of the most common rifle cartridges in use in the United States and is used
both in bolt action rifles and semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15 and the
Ruger Mini-14.
In California, Exploding “Smart Meters” Spy on Your Water
Use:
Government’s latest Orwellian tools to spy on citizens,
known as “smart meters,” are literally blowing up and catching fire, risking
lives and property to facilitate what even officials acknowledge amounts to
intrusive state surveillance. In fact, your home may already have been fitted
with one of the dangerous meters in recent years. The latest explosions of the
controversial espionage devices, used to monitor citizens’ electricity and
water usage, happened in California last week. Amid a government-caused water
shortage across the state, bureaucrats are hoping to use the hazardous meters
to catch citizens consuming more than their government-approved water rations.
As more and more “smart” meters explode and burst into flames, though, citizens
concerned about safety — not to mention privacy and liberty — are increasingly
fighting back.
According to local news reports, more than 5,000 homes in
Stockton, California, were left without power late last month after the smart
meters on the houses exploded. “Neighbors in the South Stockton area described
it as a large pop, a bomb going off, and strong enough to shake a house,”
reported CBS13 on its website. Resident Brad Abernathy was quoted as saying
that his neighbor’s electricity receptacles “are all blackened” from the event.
Apparently the blasts and resulting damage were caused when a truck crashed
into a utility pole and two wires touched, producing a power surge that blew up
the unstable meters. The damage reportedly varies by house, and a spokesperson
for the utility said that home appliances may have also been damaged in the
surge. Electrical panels were being replaced as well.
At least five Walmart stores throughout the country have
announced that they are closing for up to six months due to plumbing issues.
Stores in California, Texas, Florida, and Oklahoma closed
Tuesday with little to no warning, in some cases without even letting the city
know, leaving thousands of people without jobs Walmart claims employees can
move to another store) and sparking widespread theories as to the real reason
for the abrupt closures.
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