Its the Malthusian catastrophe in a nutshell. Mankind has a myopic focus on the here and now instead of a visionary view of the future. Society is becoming more and more individualistic. Instead of being preoccupied with wealth and growing of wealth we should also be investing in other things for our children like managing the ecological resources to sustain our children and mankind, but we don't. The earth, much like our bodies can take a lot of abuse but eventually it breaks down. It's a scary concept when you start to look into it. Anyone out there remember Soylent Green? The movie depicts a future in which overpopulation leads to depleted resources on earth. The guy that wrote this story envisioned the future. It's really, really scary to think about it.  

Thanks for this info.  I agree completely.

Another strange development over the past several years ... Investors have gotten in on water.  For a little while, it seemed strange to me that investors would be buying into water companies around the globe, touted as the "new, upcoming, big money to be made" investment.  In short order I realized that, like the phony oil crisis used to control and rob us, the NWO was on its way to cornering the world's potable water supply as well.  God help us if they succeed.

Julieanne

Can you give me more resources and info on installing a water collection system.  We will be building a new home next spring and our goal is to be completely self reliant.  We are going solar, building an "envelope house", building a greenhouse and are going to do permaculture for our 20 acres.  Very exciting but lots of information to collect.  Any information on your water collection system will be greatly appreciated.  thank you.

jjlmtj@hotmail.com

We need to change our focus away from wasteful centralized distribution systems. The more you can do for yourself the better. It's like when people criticize solar and wind power as not being enough, are still thinking in terms of large centralized production and distribution. If we adopt a distributed network system with things like power and water and cut down on waste, we can easily meet everyone's needs. If every home becomes a producer of water and power, and redistributes any surplus to the "grid" then others that our short on production can get the rest from the same "grid". Because there is always sun, wind, and rain somewhere.

GOOD QUESTION!

An even better question is: How do we prosecute government criminals when the executive, legislative and judicial branches, Republicans and Democrats are in bed with each other and the computer voting machines are rigged?

BTW: I appreciate the specific information about Bushit's ranch in SA.