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The post below in the VC Star is the next step of the takeover of our water systems in America
This
is a national event.
I will start by saying the plan is for
the UN's plan through agenda 21 to control major resources.
Our funding
of the UN (I believe probably about 70% of this tarantula. They fund
NGO's to bring this about. So, "You guessed it"...water is one of those
resources. Now, bring in convicted drug addict, Robert Kennedy Jr...As
part of his probation, he was instructed to serve time helping in a
"nonprofit" situation. He started a "moneymaking" venture which has the
capacity to grow into a monster. His nonprofit is named “Waterkeepers”
Each franchise is approved through the main Waterkeepers in DC. You must
go through a committee to be allowed to function through their
oversight. You can start with as little as 2 people, and with only
enough capital to start a nonprofit corporation. That is where Mati Waya
(a pseudo name for a local Mexican that asked a Chumash leader to give
him a tribal name) and start utilizing a subgroup of Waterkeepers, named
Wishtoyo.
I believe they began their association in 2010. If I remember
correctly, they started with about 12,000 in capital. In 2011, they
showed 473,000 in revenue. That was earned on the backs of the City of
Ventura, and also a local business. They filed a federally protected
private lawsuit against these groups. Here is the link that shows how
they did it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_suit
To summarize it, they only have to claim that they were “harmed” by the
group they sue. In the Ventura lawsuit, they brought the claims (I will
also summarize) that Ventura has harmed the ancestors of Mati Waya for
the way they are hurting the watershed and waterways. One lawsuit they
filed about a year ago was against Magic Mountain.
They supposedly found
a piece of trash with their name on it...(hmmm) in an area that might
lead to a waterway that might lead to the ocean. So, they also were
supposedly harming the Indian ancestors through their garbage possibly
entering the waterway.To bring this around, the city of Ventura
crumbled. I spoke at the council meetings where they finally discussed a
settlement. It was $55,000,000 to settle.
The public really never were
privy to the true reasons. I explained that the city was showing their
weakness and asked them to get some cajones and not settle. They were
scared to death, and settled. The thing is that when you get a
Waterkeepers franchise, you have to allow them to use their big bad
environmental lawyers from San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Little City
attornies are scared to death. I said it would be worth for Ventura to
spend a million dollars to fight them, since this was blackmail, and a
blackmailer seldom goes away once you pay. I also said that the
55,000,000 (which included a couple hundred thousand for Wishtoyo) would
actually end up being more like 100,000,000+. I ended up being
correct.A while ago, I told the city (when Rick Cole was still there)
that because we allow homeless to live in the river bottom on the west
side of Ventura, that we would end up having another lawsuit filed
against us by Waterkeepers.
I saw a video made by the Surfrider guy that
was also associated with Waterkeepers, Santa Barbara. He showed garbage
entering the ocean at that location. I told the Council and Rick Cole
that they would plan a lawsuit against our city because the video was
one of the first steps (warning the potential defendant of the future
lawsuit) Well, that has now come to fruition. They are suing us for the
detriment caused by the garbage entering the ocean, and the ocean stream
taking the garbage up to Santa Barbara.
Part of the settlements include
the fact that if the defendants don’t comply with all the parts of the
settlement in the future, they can face huge fines. The oversight will
be the Waterkeeper group (at a continued cost, of course).The residents
in the areas where this happen will learn that their water usage will
soon not be their own. If these groups determine that you should all
have “ocean friendly gardens, and usage” it will soon be law.
We are
already seeing the effects of residents having to fork out 20,000 for
sewer lateral repair. And in one instance, the cause of the problem was
actually the roots of the city’s trees.Another thing that will happen is
a continued price increase of water bills.It is a wild ride that will
happen in the city of Ventura, and all cities that are targeted by
Waterkeepers USA.
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