Attack on H2O supply

[Stomper]

I beg to differ! If civilization is "hardy" civil... why so many snowflakes?

Damned iPhone keyboard and fat thumbs!!

 

[AK0perator47]

Damned iPhone keyboard and fat thumbs!!

Right! I have the same problem

 

[SonicBlue03]

Water, electric, and sanitation - all a lot easier to target than most Americans know. And that should terrify quite a lot of people.

 

[ma96782]

Water, electric, and sanitation - all a lot easier to target than most Americans know. And that should terrify quite a lot of people.

Yup.....a lot of those "How to start a revolution" books/manuals/etc.... speak about targeting the infrastructure. The writers say that the Govt will probably overreact and clamp down on civil rights (bowing to the public pressure to keep the public SAFE from terrorrist).

Rrrright......and the CLAMP DOWN.......will probably end up bringing more people to their side.

Aloha, Mark

 

[mrchris]

I've got a lot of family that is or was in the public water business. My grandmother, now 97 years old and still trucking along, was the first woman in the nation to run a public water district. My grandfather worked for a city water department and on and on.... Old saying they had "the solution to pollution is dilution".

When you look at the massive storage capacity of most municipal water supplies, take for example the Seattle Water Departments Chester Morse Reservoir on the Cedar River. Containing roughly 16 billion gallons of water, the amount required of any toxic addition would be massive and impossible to go unnoticed. Something like what this guy attempted even a 500 gallon tanker truck of lye would not even register a measurement dispersed in so much water.

Without giving away anything useful, there might be some ways to introduce things close to where the water is used, but you'd also affect far fewer people, a few homes, a neighborhood, etc. You literally could not dump enough of anything into the largest reservoirs and make a gnats bubblegum worth of difference.

Not saying more shouldn't be done to protect these systems, no reason to give anyone an opportunity to even try. But generally speaking the actual threat to life and limb is minimal.

 

[E4mafia]

You all laughed when I said to buy water filters from Alex jones. Whose laughing now!

 

[ma96782]

I've got a lot of family that is or was in the public water business. My grandmother, now 97 years old and still trucking along, was the first woman in the nation to run a public water district. My grandfather worked for a city water department and on and on.... Old saying they had "the solution to pollution is dilution".

When you look at the massive storage capacity of most municipal water supplies, take for example the Seattle Water Departments Chester Morse Reservoir on the Cedar River. Containing roughly 16 billion gallons of water, the amount required of any toxic addition would be massive and impossible to go unnoticed. Something like what this guy attempted even a 500 gallon tanker truck of lye would not even register a measurement dispersed in so much water.

Without giving away anything useful, there might be some ways to introduce things close to where the water is used, but you'd also affect far fewer people, a few homes, a neighborhood, etc. You literally could not dump enough of anything into the largest reservoirs and make a gnats bubblegum worth of difference.

Not saying more shouldn't be done to protect these systems, no reason to give anyone an opportunity to even try. But generally speaking the actual threat to life and limb is minimal.

Yes.....I hear you about "dilution".

Though at some point someone is watching the monitor.......and "adjusting" adding stuff. So......this was at a water plant.......and anyway as you said, "there might be some ways to introduce things close to where the water is used".

It begs the question....
What is your "acceptable number" of deaths?

Aloha, Mark

 

[citizen a]

There is an old twilight zone where an alien scout party poses as marlon Brando style wild ones motorcycle hoodlums with their plan being to destroy humanity by poisoning the water supply. What I'm saying is that it's definitely aliens.

 

[ma96782]

There is an old twilight zone where an alien scout party poses as marlon Brando style wild ones motorcycle hoodlums with their plan being to destroy humanity by poisoning the water supply. What I'm saying is that it's definitely aliens.

Aloha, Mark

 

[GWS]

Speaking of Critical infrastructure. Did anyone see this?

Biden Terminates Trump Order that Kept China Out of America's Power Grid (thenewamerican.com)



Could I/should I speculate that Hunter Biden also has his hand in this?

NO WAY....his job with his Chinese buddies had nothing to do with this. Cough, cough....

Aloha, Mark

PS......."left-wing outlet CNN noted."

C = Communist
N = News
N = Network

I'll say this for ol' sleepy Joe.. He stays loyal to his masters.

 

[nammac]

I'll say this for ol' sleepy Joe.. He stays loyal to his masters.

Now there someone who should be tried for high crimes and misdemeanors...

 

[jrd541280]

ill be on a cb , if water becomes "a thing" "breaker 19"

 

[308]

Basic water filtration we have used for 20+ years now is the Big Berkey…..however:

Now that we live out in the middle of BFE, our well water has a bad sulfur odor. The well was tested and the results showed no problems, however, even though the sulfur smell is normal for the area it was very repulsive. So, for what it is worth, I just installed one of the following systems and it cleared up 100% of the sulfur odor and the water tastes great now.
Link: https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/product-display.html?Product_Code=CF003890

 

[wired]

Ive managed a lot of wastewater and freshwater makeup systems over the years. It would take an incredibly large amount of sodium hydroxide to make any difference in a large municipal water system. Many of which use "Lye" as a PH adjuster.

Sometimes you just gotta scare the city council guys to get a bigger budget.

 

[Tony617]

Oh great. I drink (not water) to forget stuff like this, you're not helping.

Civilization is a paper thin veneer...

Don't they add chlorine and other chemicals to the water first before dispensing from the reservoir?

 

[wired]

Don't they add chlorine and other chemicals to the water first before dispensing from the reservoir?

And mind control Fluoride too

 

[WillametteWill]

The more I read stores like this, the more I like my well. Not perfect...but I'll take it.

Without giving away anything useful, there might be some ways to introduce things close to where the water is used, but you'd also affect far fewer people, a few homes, a neighborhood, etc. You literally could not dump enough of anything into the largest reservoirs and make a gnats bubblegum worth of difference.

I've heard that one of the most effective items to use to taint water is LSD. A little goes a long way. Not giving away any secrets, this has been on the radar for a while from what I understand.

 

[Member 52301]

AUSTIN, TEXAS and several surrounding towns were in the news this last week.

They had a BOIL WATER order and were giving out bottles of water to residents.

The news from TEXAS news and from the national news said that there was an INTERNAL reason but they did not clarify what it was or what happened or if it was a SCREW UP or someone with criminal intent.

The Texas news said that the ISSUES with the water within the last week had NOTHING as in zero to do with any POWER OUTAGES like they had one year ago with that ONE BIG ELECTRICAL - INFRASTRUCTURE MESS.

I do not know where this stands in the wee hours of Tuesday morning because I have not read all of my usual news sources due to doing some other reading.

Cate

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Hmmm....anyone remember the movie called : The Crazies...Both the original and re-make.
( The re-make is pretty damn good )
Andy