THE LIVING WATERS

THE LIVING WATERS

I ONCE HAD A POST ABOUT THE LIVING WATERS TO ERASE A BLASPHEMY THAT WAS GOING AROUND THE WORLD ( YOUTH ) THAT WAS IMPOSED BY PREDATORY ADULTS. AND TO CREATE A HOMOSEXUAL JESUS CHRIST.

 I USED WHAT ' I SAW ' OF JESUS CHRIST IN THE DESERT, ' FOR YOU,' AND THE TEMPTATION ( I DID NOT REFER TO THIS IN THE ORIGINAL POST ) AND THE ANSWER TO QUENCH HIS THIRST, OF WHICH I FELT AND SAW. I WAS ALMOST ' POSSESSED.' 

THIS WAS AT THE TIME OF ALL THE CRYSTALS GLOWING, SOME METALS AND OTHER AREAS IN THE HOUSE.  I WOKE OUT OF A SLEEP AND ALMOST FOLLOWED ' THE COMMAND,'  " NOW LOOK DOWN AND EAT IT." WHAT WAS IN MY HAND WAS GLOWING. THATS WHEN I LOOKED AROUND THE HOSE AND SAW THE OTHER IDEMS THAT ALSO GLOWED. I ONLY HAD ONE BLACK LIGHT THAT WAS BY A WINDOW BUT COULD NOT BE SEEN BECAUSE IT WAS HIDEN BY AN SIX BY SIX FOOT PIECE OF WOOD THAT HELD SHELVING. DOEN'T EXPLAIN THE LIVING ROOM, NOTHING TO REFLECT THE LIGHT. THE ' VOICE ' CAME FROM THE ' TOP ' OR CEILING. NOW YOU KNOW ALL THAT WAS ' PUSHED ' TO MY HEAD FROM ABOVE. THE ' STATIC ' WAS EVERYWHERE.

LIFE OF G_D ' SPOKE ' TO HIM AND HE LIVED TO TEACH THIS FABLE WHEN HE LEFT THE DESERT.

I WILL NEVER TELL YOU THE ABSOLUTE HEIGHTS OF ' POWER ' THAT THIS EVIL HAS REACHED AND THE TECHNOLOGIES USED, BOTH OF ' MIND ' AND ONE OF MAN'S CREATIONS SATELLITES AND CELL PHONES AND COMPUTERS ALL IN SYNCED CONJUNCTION. ' GREAT WAY TO RAPE.' BUT OF COURSE YOU ALREADY  KNOW THAT.



THE MILITARY WILL NEVER TELL EITHER, ALL I HEARD WAS ' CHINESE,' AS IN THEY DID IT.....IN ENGLISH. 

I GOT SLAMMED BY MEMBERS OF ' FACEBOOK,' AND ONLY THE DEVIL KNOWS WHO ELSE INCLUDING VET'S AND CHRISTIANS, AND THE ' MOB ' GET THE BETTER OF ME. THE COMPUTER ALMOST CRASHED, FLASHING ON AND OFF, FACEBOOK APPEARED OFF AND ON, AND I HAD TO RESTART OFTEN. THESE PEOPLE WERE STUDENTS, DRUG PUSHERS, BLACK, WHITE, MEXICAN GAY MEN AND WOMEN AND OTHERS INCLUDING ' BETO,' A MAN WHO HELPED INFLUENCE MY BROTHER DURING HIS USE OF COCAINE ( I WAS INTRODUCED TO HIM AT THE VIP BAR NEAR RUSHING STREET ); ALOT OF VETERANS WERE IN THAT MESS, ALL THIS PRIOR TO PRESIDENT OBAMA'S VISIT IN EL PASO MORE OF LESS A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO. ALL OF THIS AT CASA VIDA DE SALUD ( ALSO A HOMELESS SHELTER, ALTHOUGH THE CITY CERTIFICATION WAS YEARS OUT OF DATE THEN ) IN EL PASO, TEXAS.

THAT IS HOW A LOT OF THOSE POSTS WERE REMOVED. A YOUNG WOMAN AT EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE ( WHEN I WAS TRYING TO SIGN UP FOR V-RAP ) AND HER PEERS LAUGHED WHEN I TOLD HER OF SOME OF MY BLOGS. HER COMMENTS WERE FORGIVEN AFTER I LET HER KNOW OF THE GENESIS OF THE MAIN BLOG ABOUT CHILD ABUSE, AND I SAW THE SUTLE CHANGE OF ' CHARACTER.' 

I STILL HAVE A PARCEL OF THE METEOR ACCOUNTING, AND OF COURSE ECUADOR. THE FIRST PAGES OF BLACK SWANN'S STREIBER ARE MORE OR LESS STILL INTACT; ALL WRITTEN BEFORE HAND ON PAPER. 

I WAS RIGHT, BIG DEAL. 


FROM:

HUFF POST GREEN 04-26-2014

Mexico City's Mile-Deep Aquifer Tapping Suggests U.S. Is Polluting Water It May Someday Need

Mexico City's Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera, left, and General Director of Mexico's National Water Commission David Korenfeld Federman touch water beginning to flow from an exploratory well that found an aquifer, during a ceremony in Mexico City, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013. (AP Photo/Dario Lopez-Mills)

ProPublica's Abrahm Lustgarten Reports:

Mexico City plans to draw drinking water from a mile-deep aquifer, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times. The Mexican effort challenges a key tenet of U.S. clean water policy: that water far underground can be intentionally polluted because it will never be used.

U.S. environmental regulators have long assumed that reservoirs located thousands of feet underground will be too expensive to tap. So even as population increases, temperatures rise, and traditional water supplies dry up, American scientists and policy-makers often exempt these deep aquifers from clean water protections and allow energy and mining companies to inject pollutants directly into them.

As ProPublica has reported in an ongoing investigation about America's management of its underground water, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued more than 1,500 permits for companies to pollute such aquifers in some of the driest regions. Frequently, the reason was that the water lies too deep to be worth protecting.

But Mexico City's plans to tap its newly discovered aquifer suggest that America is poisoning wells it might need in the future.

Indeed, by the standard often applied in the U.S., American regulators could have allowed companies to pump pollutants into the aquifer beneath Mexico City.

For example, in eastern Wyoming, an analysis showed that it would cost half a million dollars to construct a water well into deep, but high-quality aquifer reserves. That, plus an untested assumption that all the deep layers below it could only contain poor-quality water, led regulators to allow a uranium mine to inject more than 200,000 gallons of toxic and radioactive waste every day into the underground reservoirs.

But south of the border, worsening water shortages have forced authorities to look ever deeper for drinking water.

Today in Mexico City, the world's third-largest metropolis, the depletion of shallow reservoirs is causing the ground to sink in, iconic buildings to teeter, and underground infrastructure to crumble. The discovery of the previously unmapped deep reservoir could mean that water won't have to be rationed or piped into Mexico City from hundreds of miles away.

According to the Times report, Mexican authorities have already drilled an exploratory well into the aquifer and are working to determine the exact size of the reservoir. They are prepared to spend as much as $40 million to pump and treat the deeper water, which they say could supply some of Mexico City's 20 million people for as long as a century.

Scientists point to what's happening in Mexico City as a harbinger of a world in which people will pay more and dig deeper to tap reserves of the one natural resource human beings simply cannot survive without.

"Around the world people are increasingly doing things that 50 years ago nobody would have said they'd do," said Mike Wireman, a hydrogeologist with the EPA who also works with the World Bank on global water supply issues.

Wireman points to new research in Europe finding water reservoirs several miles beneath the surface — far deeper than even the aquifer beneath Mexico City — and says U.S. policy has been slow to adapt to this new understanding.

"Depth in and of itself does not guarantee anything — it does not guarantee you won't use it in the future, and it does not guarantee that that it is not" a source of drinking water, he said.

If Mexico City's search for water seems extreme, it is not unusual. In aquifers Denver relies on, drinking water levels have dropped more than 300 feet. Texas rationed some water use last summer in the midst of a record-breaking drought. And Nevada — realizing that the water levels in one of the nation's largest reservoirs may soon drop below the intake pipes — is building a drain hole to sap every last drop from the bottom.

"Water is limited, so they are really hustling to find other types of water," said Mark Williams, a hydrologist at the University of Colorado at Boulder. "It's kind of a grim future, there's no two ways about it."

In a parched world, Mexico City is sending a message: Deep, unknown potential sources of drinking water matter, and the U.S. pollutes them at its peril.