A man-made drought? "I beg to differ," Secretary Salazar

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• Devin Nunes
• Congressman Nunes
• Ken Salazar
• Salazar
• man-made drought
• drought
• water crisis

[onotarh]

SALAZAR, all hands on deck!? no, all hands on the NWO you punkass bastard, we had plenty of rain in the past months! turn the dam pumps on and see for yourself! Mr. Nunes, I thank u for your efforts, next time mention MONSANTOS, BILDERBERG... they are taking the one and only prosperous industry in america, i.e. agriculture, and destroying, it so they can implement 3 more trillion in bailouts, i.e. 30 trillion in fractional reserve, to cause hyperinflation, thus implementing a one world currency

[mojdfiv]

The simplest way for them to see if its a man made drought would be to turn on the pumps for a few months and see what happens. Of course they would never do that because that would prove that they have ruined over 40,000 peoples careers and communities over a bait fish. Bet they will blame global warming when there are food shortages in the coming year.

[LOUDNESSrocks]

FUCK the delta smelt!! Get that water into our fucking canals!! The "endangered species act" can suck my dick!! The California Aqueduct, Delta-Mendota Canal, Friant-Kern Canal, and Madera Canal ALL have priority OVER some shit trash fish that is way too small to have any value what so ever! Piece of shit judge who made the ruling to shut off the pumps to the canals, and his wife prabably need to be fucked up the ass...That will wake the cock suckers the hell up!! We need our fucking water NOW!!

[GodorScarecrow831]

When is religion steeping in and exposing these devils????

But yet again you dont believe in that cuss you need proff??

my answer if faith...May jesus be with us all

[skorpyonayts1169]

this guy salazar is either stupid. blind,or both!

this idiot doesn't care. he's from colorado. he doesn't care about the central valley in california.

[skorpyonayts1169]

this guy salazar is either stupid. blind,or both!

[rodman820]

@loquat15

You'd think that would be obvious to me, but with the proliferation of uninformed opinions out there, (I've seen more absurd suggestions made in earnest than your sarcastic one), it's hard to distinguish sarcasm from stupidity. My apologies.

[loquat15]

Isn't it amazing how you can redirect water to a desert, and then when it becomes dangerous from the source area to divert the water, it then becomes a man made drought?

Besides, but hey, I'm rather certain that this is all dated and we're all getting upset over nothing. :-)

[loquat15]

@rodman820

My bad, I forgot to put in *sarcasm* I know all about how bad salt water is.

[rodman820]

@freebearride

Just that 1 point - people on both sides would make this issue easier to solve. Nunez wasn't interested in solutions though - he was interested in marketing this crisis as a campaign tool - and it worked.

There simply are limits to what can be grown though, there is only so much water. If you pump so much that the drought-lowered rivers run backwards and you pull salt or brackish water in the irrigation canals - how much good would that do the agriculture industry?

[rodman820]

@loquat15

Are you serious? Really? Salt water is toxic to almost all crops and renders the ground unusable.

[rodman820]

@joesixpack31

This video was posted AFTER the EPA pumping restrictions were lifted. All that remained in place were the normal rationings of water, per the LOCAL water agreements and contractual requirements. At the time, if your advice had been followed and the had seized the dam and pumping stations' - they would have pumped saline water into the irrigation canals from the Bay and poisoned all their ground. Does that sound like a winning solution to you?