How's the drought, Tbag?

[travelinman67]

Yup!

And to think California WOULDN'T be in this position but for decades of Progressive/Envirowhacko obstruction of water projects...

...and Natural Resource Defense Council's lawsuits forcing the state to dump what little storage water there is down the rivers to "protect the migratory" routes.

Just passed another multi-billion dollar bond measure that was marketed as needed for additional storage projects/public safety. Passed by overwhelming margins.
Once the measure passed, Gov. Moonbeam and the Leftislature quietly earmarked the lions share for state/regional fire protection...I.e. Firefighters Union Welfare and Democratic Candidates Election Fund.

NOT A PENNY HAS BEEN SPENT TOWARDS ADDITIONAL STORAGE DEVELOPMENT.

Oh, so now this is your excuse.

What happened to "it's raining buckets right now and there is no drought?"



Tman - top troll

Satire..., oh slow one.

Regardless the precipitation rate, California will NEVER have adequate supplies until more storage is built.

[houndawg]

Oh, so now this is your excuse.

What happened to "it's raining buckets right now and there is no drought?"



Tman - top troll

Satire..., oh slow one.

Regardless the precipitation rate, California will NEVER have adequate supplies until more storage is built.

Or the population nosedives.

[houndawg]

Oh, so now this is your excuse.

What happened to "it's raining buckets right now and there is no drought?"



Tman - top troll

Satire..., oh slow one.

Regardless the precipitation rate, California will NEVER have adequate supplies until more storage is built.

Not necessary, all those sunny days without rain are just more solar energy. California can export solar energy and take payment in water.

A pint of water for a kW of electricity.

[travelinman67]

Satire..., oh slow one.

Regardless the precipitation rate, California will NEVER have adequate supplies until more storage is built.

Not necessary, all those sunny days without rain are just more solar energy. California can export solar energy and take payment in water.

A pint of water for a kW of electricity.

So the government can tax both directions?

I see what you did there!

[SDHornet]

Yup!

And to think California WOULDN'T be in this position but for decades of Progressive/Envirowhacko obstruction of water projects...

...and Natural Resource Defense Council's lawsuits forcing the state to dump what little storage water there is down the rivers to "protect the migratory" routes.

Just passed another multi-billion dollar bond measure that was marketed as needed for additional storage projects/public safety. Passed by overwhelming margins.
Once the measure passed, Gov. Moonbeam and the Leftislature quietly earmarked the lions share for state/regional fire protection...I.e. Firefighters Union Welfare and Democratic Candidates Election Fund.

NOT A PENNY HAS BEEN SPENT TOWARDS ADDITIONAL STORAGE DEVELOPMENT.

This just means Moonbeam can force through his tunnel project. God I can't wait to see that get built.

[travelinman67]

Yup!

And to think California WOULDN'T be in this position but for decades of Progressive/Envirowhacko obstruction of water projects...

...and Natural Resource Defense Council's lawsuits forcing the state to dump what little storage water there is down the rivers to "protect the migratory" routes.

Just passed another multi-billion dollar bond measure that was marketed as needed for additional storage projects/public safety. Passed by overwhelming margins.
Once the measure passed, Gov. Moonbeam and the Leftislature quietly earmarked the lions share for state/regional fire protection...I.e. Firefighters Union Welfare and Democratic Candidates Election Fund.

NOT A PENNY HAS BEEN SPENT TOWARDS ADDITIONAL STORAGE DEVELOPMENT.

This just means Moonbeam can force through his tunnel project. God I can't wait to see that get built.

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

[D1B]

Drought's over...

NorCal Central Valley, 12:51a, 12/12/14


Will be taking the canoe to the store in the morning.

Fuck.

[houndawg]

This just means Moonbeam can force through his tunnel project. God I can't wait to see that get built.

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

You still whining about that?

[houndawg]

Not necessary, all those sunny days without rain are just more solar energy. California can export solar energy and take payment in water.

A pint of water for a kW of electricity.

So the government can tax both directions?

I see what you did there!

They could use the money!

[travelinman67]

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

You still whining about that?

First, Densedawg, I no longer own property in the region...I have no skin in the game.

Second, the American River watershed is principally managed by three dams...two storage one flood control only. Adding the Auburn Dam would resolve flood control issues and increase the regional storage capacity 54% (allowing Folsom to increase 17% due to upstream flood control storage).

Third, I realize it's virtually impossible for you to refrain from going manic-Troll anytime I post, but your lack of knowledge is painfully embarrassing. Don't you have some old PS2 games you can go play?

[Ibanez]

This just means Moonbeam can force through his tunnel project. God I can't wait to see that get built.

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

[SDHornet]

This just means Moonbeam can force through his tunnel project. God I can't wait to see that get built.

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

Oh I know, these tunnels are nothing new...and I sure hope they get built. Helps SoCal (which is way better than shitty norcal) and slaps down all those farmers in the Delta getting free water.

[SDHornet]

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

It'll never happen so it doesn't matter.

[Ibanez]

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

It'll never happen so it doesn't matter.

Agreed, but that wasn't my question.

[travelinman67]

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

Absolutely. The existing governance IS FAILING for half the state (demographically). The representation from the two major urban areas have been utterly shitting on the remaining 90% geographic regions of CA. This is a HUGE issue that has the residents of that 90% region FURIOUS.

[travelinman67]

Don't forget the Tunnels project has been in development since before Moonbeam came back...being pushed by LA water to skirt the pumps restrictions/brackish-water quality issues...

...Moonbeam ONLY supports it because it benefits the SoCal Oligarchs.

CA needs the Sites reservoir to be fast tracked...and the Auburn Reservoir revived.

Oh I know, these tunnels are nothing new...and I sure hope they get built. Helps SoCal (which is way better than shitty norcal) and slaps down all those farmers in the Delta getting free water.

HEY!

Don't be dissing us NorCal farmers!





(...fucking L.A. Scum)

[houndawg]

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

Absolutely. The existing governance IS FAILING for half the state (demographically). The representation from the two major urban areas have been utterly shitting on the remaining 90% geographic regions of CA. This is a HUGE issue that has the residents of that 90% region FURIOUS.

If you don't like it move somewhere else.

You're missing out on America.

[Ibanez]

So, serious question. Because you refer to "SoCal Oligarchs" do you support California being broken into different states?

Absolutely. The existing governance IS FAILING for half the state (demographically). The representation from the two major urban areas have been utterly shitting on the remaining 90% geographic regions of CA. This is a HUGE issue that has the residents of that 90% region FURIOUS.

You answered exactly as I thought you would. I know it's next to impossible for secession and it will most likely never happen. California is more than LA, San Diego, Sacramento and San Fran. So much more and different.

[houndawg]

You still whining about that?

First, Densedawg, I no longer own property in the region...I have no skin in the game.

Second, the American River watershed is principally managed by three dams...two storage one flood control only. Adding the Auburn Dam would resolve flood control issues and increase the regional storage capacity 54% (allowing Folsom to increase 17% due to upstream flood control storage).

Third, I realize it's virtually impossible for you to refrain from going manic-Troll anytime I post, but your lack of knowledge is painfully embarrassing. Don't you have some old PS2 games you can go play?

I just asked if you wee still whining about the Auburn Dam.

I guess thats a yes?

[houndawg]

Absolutely. The existing governance IS FAILING for half the state (demographically). The representation from the two major urban areas have been utterly shitting on the remaining 90% geographic regions of CA. This is a HUGE issue that has the residents of that 90% region FURIOUS.

You answered exactly as I thought you would. I know it's next to impossible for secession and it will most likely never happen. California is more than LA, San Diego, Sacramento and San Fran. So much more and different.

At least four different states.

[SDHornet]

Oh I know, these tunnels are nothing new...and I sure hope they get built. Helps SoCal (which is way better than shitty norcal) and slaps down all those farmers in the Delta getting free water.

HEY!

Don't be dissing us NorCal farmers!





(...fucking L.A. Scum)

Farmers are atop the list of those that receive handouts...and also a top driver of illegal immigration...basically the two top reasons for most of your ranting. Interesting that you side with them.

[SDHornet]

Absolutely. The existing governance IS FAILING for half the state (demographically). The representation from the two major urban areas have been utterly shitting on the remaining 90% geographic regions of CA. This is a HUGE issue that has the residents of that 90% region FURIOUS.

You answered exactly as I thought you would. I know it's next to impossible for secession and it will most likely never happen. California is more than LA, San Diego, Sacramento and San Fran. So much more and different.

Not really.

[travelinman67]

HEY!

Don't be dissing us NorCal farmers!





(...fucking L.A. Scum)

Farmers are atop the list of those that receive handouts...and also a top driver of illegal immigration...basically the two top reasons for most of your ranting. Interesting that you side with them.

Farming has been CA's top economic engine for the past century. Take a trip up Hwy 99 all the way to Chico...orvisit the Salinas Valley. $$$$$ It's taken a hit the past 30 years, but is still VERY strong.

[travelinman67]

You answered exactly as I thought you would. I know it's next to impossible for secession and it will most likely never happen. California is more than LA, San Diego, Sacramento and San Fran. So much more and different.

Not really.

I liked the six state initiative from this last fall...BTW, there's a legal challenge to its disqualification: It had enough signatures...the SOS is now claiming a the signature GATHERING was flawed.
The six regions isolated tech, ag, L.A., winemaking, Tea Party types...it was actually well thought out.

Having said that, I don't believe it could ever happen. I still support the concept, though.

[D1B]

Farmers are atop the list of those that receive handouts...and also a top driver of illegal immigration...basically the two top reasons for most of your ranting. Interesting that you side with them.

Farming has been CA's top economic engine for the past century. Take a trip up Hwy 99 all the way to Chico...orvisit the Salinas Valley. $$$$$ It's taken a hit the past 30 years, but is still VERY strong.

I love getting Tman in trouble.

Dude just can't stop sticking his needle dick in hornets nests.