/qresearch/ -  Q Research

>>22324913

i know. it does not make sense unless they don't care.

a super scooper just collided with a drone

>>22324921

>>22324927

no standing armies or foreign belligerents

we will kill over this.

be advised. NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL. NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO AGENT.

>>22324886

Boots on the ground, KEOCO tug of war (for the water), keep your headset on, the coil lamp looks like a electromagnetic coil?

>>22324949

can't leave the knowing alive,,,

What are the odds Trump will take Canada, Greenland and the Panama Canal?

>>22324942

yes, I remember their island in Fiji, another celeb hangout.

>>22324830

Hit me with your best shot

Fire Away

>>22324957

saving is ra el, for last.

Mr. Biden: There is, in case you haven't noticed, there is global warming. It does change weather patterns.

>>22324942

Foretold long ago. Truth in movies lies in the MSM.

>>22324626

gravity rides everything

In a constitutional republic, the people should not permit special interests to be involved in clandestine alliances for selfish benefits. These alliances diminish national security. They ignore the Constitution. They increase spending and taxes, contributing to our bankruptcy. They facilitate Federal Reserve mischief. They encourage a dollar run and empire. They promote wars - both military and trade. A few culprits: UN, IMF, WTO, NATO, World Bank, and others. The system cancels the right of the people to know who benefits from the power and profits generated by these policies. It should be abolished - and would be in a society that honors liberty and justice and rejects the principle of aggression.

>>22324958

Greenland & Panama canal yes

Canada was to make Trudeau cry

>>22324842

Canadians use Trump and MAGA as pejoratives, they can go fuck themselves. The average Canadian has extreme hate for Trump and his supporters.

>>22324970

so we killed them all. THE END.

Sunday and Tuesday call for increased Santa Ana winds.

>>22324957

And people make fun of Christians.

Mr. Biden: I'm, quite frankly, proud of the job the local officials in California are doing. I've spent a lot of time with the governor and the mayor of Los Angeles, and others; they're doing everything that we ask of 'em, and beyond.

>>22324213

tyb

>>22324958

100% it's already done

>>22324818

what's with all the mask breathing faggotry

Harris: We have to adapt to this changing climate.

>>22324965

Their puppets are finally realizing who the true slaves are.

Americans don't want to colonize Canada, Mexico, Greenland or the Panama Canal. Americans want: -mass deportations -clean cities -free speech -Americanism over Globalism. It's that simple.

>>22324972

blast from the past

>>22324934

They aren't bankrupt. They are a Land Bank

>>22324984

The Resnicks, who became wealthy after setting up a string of businesses in Los Angeles, such as a janitorial cleaning service, bought their first farmland in the Central Valley four decades ago as a hedge against inflation. They eventually transformed those acres into what’s now one of the biggest private farming operations in America, producing seedless lemons, Halo mandarins and wine. Wonderful says it’s the world’s largest producer of tree nuts, America’s largest citrus grower and biggest floral delivery service via Teleflora. It also sells Fiji Water and citrus pomegranate drink Pom. Altogether the company has about $5 billion in sales, and the Resnicks, who split their time between Beverly Hills and Aspen, are now worth a combined $8 billion.

Stewart and Lynda Resnick are agribusiness billionaires.

Half of American households now purchase Wonderful Co. products. The Resnicks own 175,000 farmland acres, with nearly 130,000 planted in California alone. Those crops consume an estimated 150 billion gallons of water a year, two thirds of that on nuts, which would be enough to supply San Francisco’s 875,000 residents for a decade. The Wonderful Co. says the estimate is high, but declined to comment further. For comparison, San Francisco uses about 70 billion gallons annually.

They wouldn’t have been able to create such an expansive farming operation without a sweetheart deal that gave them access to the Kern Bank. In 1994, some of Stewart Resnick’s most trusted advisors met with several leaders from southern California water districts and state water officials to broker negotiations, in what some critics have called secret meetings. In exchange for giving up some state water deliveries—which were already vulnerable to not getting delivered in drought times—the Resnicks’ Westside Mutual Water Co. and a group of five public water districts got public land and former farmland and oilfields with major water storage capacity.

The Resnicks’ response to criticism of their majority control of the bank is that they obtained it legally. They also say they have reinvested tens of millions back in programs for their workers in the Central Valley and the broader community, as well as environmental research. The Resnicks pledged $750 million to the California Institute of Technology for climate crisis projects in 2019.

As an asset, the water bank, theoretically, could be one of the hottest auction items of the next decade, one that only increases in value with temperature rise and climate change. Precipitation in the Sierra Nevada mountains, which Californians like the Resnicks rely on for water, is expected to drop by 40% over the next century. Some experts say it’s invaluable.

>>22324983

>they're doing everything that we ask of 'em, and beyond.

indeed

>>22324984

But let’s put a price tag on it.

In California’s Central Valley, where residential wells have been running dry for months and other producers are debating whether they should rip out nut trees, water prices have risen to as high as $2,000 an acre-foot. (That’s the standard measure for water: the same as the amount of water it would take to flood one acre with one foot of water. It’s the equivalent of 326,000 gallons of water.) As a price comparison, in nondrought times, water can sell for as low as $250 per acre-foot. On the high end, other farmers have sold their future water rights for $5,000 per acre-foot.

The Kern Bank says about one million acre-feet of water is currently stored, or roughly two thirds of its capacity, but water recovery is limited to about half of what can be added each year, or 240,000 acre-feet per year. In gallon terms, that’s 78 billion, and the Wonderful Co. doesn’t own all of it.

The range of what the bank could be worth is wide—at $250 per acre-foot, the value of the bank would be roughly $375 million, or about $200 million for the Resnicks’ 57% stake. At $2,000 per acre-foot, the value would be worth as much as $3 billion. That would mean a $1.7 billion water bank for the Resnicks’ controlling stake.

“The Kern Bank continues to be the absolute jewel of banking and recharge in California, bar none,” says Lois Henry, a Central Valley born and bred journalist who founded the nonprofit California water publication, SJV Water.

California recognizes water as a public trust resource, but it has also allowed deep-pocketed corporate interests to commandeer a lot of its water. Alexandra Nagy, California director of advocacy organization Food and Water Watch, says she is keeping an eye out for policies that could favor the Resnicks coming out of California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office. Newsom survived his recall with the Resnicks as a top donor, but he still has the potential to lose his reelection next year. He will have to deliver before then.

“Assets like this that were once in public control and now are in private control need to be returned to the public,” Nagy says. “Especially with climate change and in moments of drought, we need to see trends toward transparency. When we’re having a crisis, that’s when corporate interests take advantage and push their agenda the hardest.”

The water bank, the largest underground water storage facility in California, has been a critical asset for Wonderful over the decades. Climate change makes the Resnicks’ majority ownership of key water conservation infrastructure even more contentious. At this point, who else might be able to control this kind of asset, other than a billionaire?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chloesorvino/2021/09/20/amid-drought-billionaires-control-a-critical-california-water-bank/

>>22324935

Pay attention everyone. That's how you win.

>>22324818

666 BBB 2+2+2=6

>>22324991

Did you forget that period of reality? Where they told you a mask would block a virus, gave the nurses the same mask for a month at a time?

>>22324979

>so we killed them all. THE END.

You have not done anythin.

Put on the Dress and bring me a Bud Light.

I don't drink but you're FAKE and GAY

>>22324972

As Gideon took his men to the water and tried them there, so we would bring your heart and conscience to the spiritual test which the subject may be understood to signify. Are you a self-indulgent Christian? The two terms have no connection with each other. If God discard the "fearful," will He retain the "carnal"? If He dismiss those who are so cowardly that they dare not enter upon a profession of His religion, will He bear with those who have the audacity to live in the disgrace of it? To affect to serve God one day and really to serve divers lusts and passions another; to pretend to be one of "Christ's Church militant here upon earth," and yet actually to make no resistance to the enemy; this is only showing that instead of being, as you profess, a soldier of Christ, you are in reality a servant of Mammon. Tell us not, ye that are thus carnally-minded, of any warfare that you are waging with the great adversary of souls. The fact is, that you are already taken prisoners by the enemy, you are already led captive by him at his will. But the active soldiers of Christ need refreshment, as Gideon's chosen band did; and they have it. What are the ordinances of Divine grace when blessed to the soul, but "times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord"? And now God says to Gideon, "By the three hundred men that lapped will I save Israel; and let all the other people go every man to his place." We hear no complaint from Gideon. When he is commanded to send the men away, he sends them one after another by the hundred and by the thousand; not knowing when God would stay His hand or say, "It is enough." This is faith, vital and practical faith. It is exactly that faith which the Christian is required to carry into the common transactions of life, and to act upon in the occurrences of every day: "The just shall live by faith." In the evil day he is to live upon it when God takes away the desire of his eyes, or the means of his present subsistence, or the outward helps which he has been accustomed to, and on which, perhaps, he has been leaning too confidently. When these are struck from under him, then the proof of his faith is that he can "trust in the Lord, and stay himself on his God." We are apt to tremble for the cause of the gospel around us when we see many depart and walk no more with Christ. But let those who remain think of the concern which their own souls have in the matter. Have some drawn back? The Captain of salvation says, "What is that to thee? follow thou Me." Is the number of the fearful or disaffected great, and is it increasing? No matter if it be twenty-two thousand. "What is that to thee? follow thou Me." Certainly it is our duty to use all the means which God puts in our power to strengthen our missionary ranks; but, nevertheless, when He is pleased from time to time thus to draft off, if I may so speak, the great men, and the strong men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men from our missionary host, it becomes us to look on with Gideon's patient faith and meek submission; to regard the mysterious dispensation as intended to make known that "the excellency of the power is of God, and not of us." Thus every death of a missionary will have a voice in it of encouragement as well as of warning from our God; and if we listen to it with the ear of Gideon's faith, it will tell us "The people are yet too many." And our answer should be, "Be Thou exalted, Lord, in Thine own strength: so will we sing, and praise Thy power."