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Subject Desalination plants for Californians must happen now!

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California should have invested in desalination plants many years ago. That they haven't means that the CA water drought is totally planned.

Think of it this way. Americans are supposed to be smart and forward thinking. What could save billions of costs, legal and otherwise for CA's water problems?

Duh. Spend a few billion to make desalination plants like the U.S. engineers did for the Saudi's. Once completed, California never has to worry about water again.

The bogus argument, "it costs too much" simply does not hold water, pun intended. Think of the multi-billions of cost in legal hassles with bordering states, businesses that could not be built, charges, taxes, regulations, on the people to the point of mandates and forced rationing, pipes having to pipe water in from hundreds of miles away... do you realize the extremely enormous cost of these things, in addition to the anxiety.

California desperately needs a couple large desalination plants built immediately!
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Original Message California should have invested in desalination plants many years ago. That they haven't means that the CA water drought is totally planned.

Think of it this way. Americans are supposed to be smart and forward thinking. What could save billions of costs, legal and otherwise for CA's water problems?

Duh. Spend a few billion to make desalination plants like the U.S. engineers did for the Saudi's. Once completed, California never has to worry about water again.

The bogus argument, "it costs too much" simply does not hold water, pun intended. Think of the multi-billions of cost in legal hassles with bordering states, businesses that could not be built, charges, taxes, regulations, on the people to the point of mandates and forced rationing, pipes having to pipe water in from hundreds of miles away... do you realize the extremely enormous cost of these things, in addition to the anxiety.

California desperately needs a couple large desalination plants built immediately!

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