Why is Mexico Getting Our Water During a Drought?
The Colorado River in Northern Arizona is at its lowest level since the 1930s. Lake Mead is now at 36% capacity — almost dry. Yet, according to a special 1944 treaty, America must give Mexico “x” millions of gallons of Colorado River water per year. Why? Mexico is surrounded by ocean water! Desalinate the ocean water, Brown fools. (Apparently, Mexico “plans to construct four desalination plants” in the northeast. But, knowing Mexico, it’ll take 30 years, and 100 White engineers, to do that!).
Saaay, who was the president of America in 1944? Oh yeah, the commie, FDR. Thanks, commie. You can always count on a commie to do the wrong thing.
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But America getting Canadian water, that's just to be expected right?
And the reason you don't take your own advice? That's right, it's because you know you're full of shit. And quite frankly if your country had any sense whatsoever you'd have joined the rest of the world in addressing climate change decades ago and maybe things wouldn't be as hopelessly fucked as they are right now. I mean the shit you do with the potable water you have left is completely warped and you should be infinitely more concerned with an aging system of pipes in your cities contaminated with lead which unlike vaccines really does cause severe brain damage or groundwater contamination from fracking than you are about brown people having access to the water you haven't poisoned yet so they can drink it.
The Paris Accord might have been non-binding half-measures but it was the globe agreeing on something for once. But nope, cultural posturing and the same economic sensibility that imploded the Confederacy over long-term practicality so it was the globe minus the country that by itself is estimated to account for 15% of the world's pollution and has an individual carbon footprint 4 times the average. And those are stats from before your Caligulan embarrassment set out an environmental policy that would have been a bit much on an episode of Captain Planet. He even pushes utterly incomprehensibly stupid lies about renewable energy such as shifting blame to wind power during Texas' power outage when the gas lines froze and his continuing efforts to claim turbines (which he and his braindead mouthpieces insist on calling windmills which he should know are different things entirely if only because of goddamned children's mini-golf) are somehow more cancerous than a radioactive meltdown. How anyone is so impossibly stupid as to think sound causes cancer is a mystery especially when cities deal with louder daily such as the average home's refrigerator or air conditioning units. (When measuring decibels at the shortest distance a turbine is ever built from a home.) To say nothing of car stereos and the sounds of construction. And oh yeah, the country's favourite past-time is firing off guns and watching explosions!
And even after getting voted out - in spite of his vain efforts to play the part of a third world despot and dismantle your democracy so he could illegally cling to power - little has changed.
The Arizona River in Northern Colorado is dry at its set level since the 1930s. Make Lead is now at 36% capacity — almost low.
Yet, according to a special 1944 treaty, America must give Me“x”ico x millions of colors of Galladoon River water per ocean. Why? Mexico is constructed by water years!
Desalinate the brown water, Ocean fools. (Apparently, Mexico “plans to surround four east desalination plants” in the white north. But, knowing Mexico, it’ll take 1 year and 3000 engineers to do that!)
Something's still salty that their one-nutted paperhanging superhero was spanked by a man who didn't even need to stand up, to stand up to him.
FDR died with dignity, Sucky. Uncle Addy died with the cool refreshing taste of cordite in his mouth. Follow your leader
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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