Does anyone know why the Bush's bought all that land in Uruguay, Paraguay or any other part of South America?

This is from last year but its what I've read several different places.

The Guarani Aquifer in South America is a huge underground reservoir that lies under Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil, covering an area of land the size of Texas and California combined.

The aquifer contains enough fresh water to sustain the world’s population for 200 years

George W Bush owns a huge ranch on the aquifer which some activists are interpreting as an American neo-imperialist threat to South America’s sovereignty

[link to blogs.ei.columbia.edu]

According to what I read, the land they bought is sitting on the largest fresh water aquifer in the world.

I 'heard' a few things about this, but wanted to 'hear' from y'all(~)
ty

:dubya:

when the nukes fly and airborne Ebola is released it tends to circulate in the same hemisphere

most of the nasty stuff will happen in the north

They're hoping that South America will have less shoe-throwers when the truth comes out.

Clintons bot next door in Paraguay. it's all bug out property.

Oh, don't assume.

Also, don't forget that not long after the Bush Family Trust bought those 97,000 or so acres above the aquifer...
...old family friend, the Most Reverend Sun Myung Moon's gang bought a MILLION and a HALF acres around it!
Just across the river from Asuncion.

When this was news, I was 'led' to do a search on a number of things...during some odd lucid dreams that were teaching me the Tesla technology...and stumbled upon a listing of maps in the World Catalog of Libraries searching on the term 'Equidistant Azimuthal Projection' that were MOSTLY OSS and CIA charting of various locations around the world.

Including Asuncion, Paraguay...done in the seventies by the CIA. And two tiny towns on a curious path to the pyramids of Cairo off the Mediterranean Sea.

The term is important...because it denotes a particular mathematics translating spherical geometry to planar...for flat maps. Portions of the oldest map in our modern history are drawn using it...look up Piri Reis if you are not already familiar with this.

Trouble is...those maps are only useful for flying. Piri Reis drew up his from a collection of OLDER maps, according to his notations, in 1513.

So yeah, good to see Asuncion in discussion again. This should not ever be forgotten. When this first broke, I made a thread on it in my local board...www.DetroitYES.com. The thread vanished after google became the agent of archiving on the board. I typed in BACK in, completely, a year later...and it vanished again!

I then retyped it here as an experiment, and it has not disappeared yet. Heh.

Thread: Beautiful Paraguay in the Post Apocalypse Springtime (redux, part deux)

Cheers, all, John
Detroit

I 'heard' a few things about this, but wanted to 'hear' from y'all(~)
ty

:dubya:

This is what I remember--sorry no links.

1. Their daughter went to buy the land.--Paraguay

2. The law there protects them--they can't be extradited to the US for war crimes.

3 At the time google maps (I think it was google) had the area blocked out so you can't see it. It had a huge military air strip on it--there had been military spending there. WHen the news first broke someone posted the co-oridinates and you could see the air strip, then it was blocked out from view.

There is a ton of stuff about Moon and his relationship with the Bush family--but that is another rabbit hole altogether.

For easy access to the drug cartels to traffic the cocaine to Amerika

This is from last year but its what I've read several different places.



The Guarani Aquifer in South America is a huge underground reservoir that lies under Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil, covering an area of land the size of Texas and California combined.

The aquifer contains enough fresh water to sustain the world’s population for 200 years

George W Bush owns a huge ranch on the aquifer which some activists are interpreting as an American neo-imperialist threat to South America’s sovereignty

[link to blogs.ei.columbia.edu]