The "Population Problem" ...... Desalination Plants needed, but never proposed.... Solar panels hardly ever promoted....

What's funny is how solar and wind resources are so little used and promoted. Everything is petroleum based for a reason, so that fewer levers need to be pulled to control the world economy. If solar and wind took off in a big way, people would be free-er from fossil fuels that everyone frets about mining. The population "problem" is intentionally created by not using free energy and refusing to invest in things like desalination plants (unlimited water with an up front investment) and solar panels (unlimited energy with an up front investment, and few moving parts). If American homes were highly encouraged to require just 10% of their energy from solar/wind, can you imagine the savings?! If LA would spend 10 billion on a huge desalination plant, they would save 100 billion in 10 years in 1)legal costs fighting states for water, 2)government costs administering and enforcing "low-water-usage" fixtures 3)EPA legal hassles with tapping into desperately low water sources, 4)physical piping and pumping costs getting water from remote areas, etc. The list could go on to 100 items. Why has not LA considered this solution? Because "water shortage" is another control lever to argue for depopulation, and another political lever for control of the people. California is DESPERATE for water, and the irony is, they sit by the largest source of water on the planet which simply needs to be cleaned more than normal (is some cases probably less than normal), but won't use it because desalination plants are costly! When does it become cost effective? Well, they are way past that point, so the problem must be political. I ramble.