Californians Forced To Steal From Hydrants Thanks To Water Shortage Caused By Illegals.

Southern Kalifornia was a DESERT before the crooks figured out how to steal Arizona's share of the Colorado River water. Thanks to John McCain, that ended with the CAP being dug and the water diverted from the Kali crooks to us. Wet times, dry times, the southwest goes through these periods off and on and has since the beginning of time. Almost 90% of the water we get from our mountains and the CAP goes to agriculture and we have no artificial "shortages". We don't raid our aquifers and our waste water purification plants are state of the art. And we have a GOP state government which is run by experts not political appointees. Maybe Kalifornia should try that instead of invading us and trying the same shit here. :disbelief:

Groundwater depletion USGS water science

Desert Southwest - Increased groundwater pumping to support population growth in south-central Arizona (including the Tucson and Phoenix areas) has resulted in water-level declines of between 300 and 500 feet in much of the area. Land subsidence was first noticed in the 1940s and subsequently as much as 12.5 feet of subsidence has been measured. Additionally, lowering of the water table has resulted in the loss of streamside vegetation.

If you choose to misrepresent data so easy to check on, why should anyone give credance to anything at all that you post?

Those aquifers are full to the brim again, dillweed...next time try a second source...your first one SUCKED. :asshole:
 
Southern Kalifornia was a DESERT before the crooks figured out how to steal Arizona's share of the Colorado River water. Thanks to John McCain, that ended with the CAP being dug and the water diverted from the Kali crooks to us. Wet times, dry times, the southwest goes through these periods off and on and has since the beginning of time. Almost 90% of the water we get from our mountains and the CAP goes to agriculture and we have no artificial "shortages". We don't raid our aquifers and our waste water purification plants are state of the art. And we have a GOP state government which is run by experts not political appointees. Maybe Kalifornia should try that instead of invading us and trying the same shit here. :disbelief:

Groundwater depletion USGS water science

Desert Southwest - Increased groundwater pumping to support population growth in south-central Arizona (including the Tucson and Phoenix areas) has resulted in water-level declines of between 300 and 500 feet in much of the area. Land subsidence was first noticed in the 1940s and subsequently as much as 12.5 feet of subsidence has been measured. Additionally, lowering of the water table has resulted in the loss of streamside vegetation.

If you choose to misrepresent data so easy to check on, why should anyone give credance to anything at all that you post?

Those aquifers are full to the brim again, dillweed...next time try a second source...your first one SUCKED. :asshole:

Dumb fuck, USGS is about as good as a source gets. Why don't you give a source for your nonsense?
 
Southern Kalifornia was a DESERT before the crooks figured out how to steal Arizona's share of the Colorado River water. Thanks to John McCain, that ended with the CAP being dug and the water diverted from the Kali crooks to us. Wet times, dry times, the southwest goes through these periods off and on and has since the beginning of time. Almost 90% of the water we get from our mountains and the CAP goes to agriculture and we have no artificial "shortages". We don't raid our aquifers and our waste water purification plants are state of the art. And we have a GOP state government which is run by experts not political appointees. Maybe Kalifornia should try that instead of invading us and trying the same shit here. :disbelief:

Groundwater depletion USGS water science

Desert Southwest - Increased groundwater pumping to support population growth in south-central Arizona (including the Tucson and Phoenix areas) has resulted in water-level declines of between 300 and 500 feet in much of the area. Land subsidence was first noticed in the 1940s and subsequently as much as 12.5 feet of subsidence has been measured. Additionally, lowering of the water table has resulted in the loss of streamside vegetation.

If you choose to misrepresent data so easy to check on, why should anyone give credance to anything at all that you post?

Those aquifers are full to the brim again, dillweed...next time try a second source...your first one SUCKED. :asshole:

Dumb fuck, USGS is about as good as a source gets. Why don't you give a source for your nonsense?

I've lived in Phoenix for 40 years, turd blossom.
 
Southern Kalifornia was a DESERT before the crooks figured out how to steal Arizona's share of the Colorado River water. Thanks to John McCain, that ended with the CAP being dug and the water diverted from the Kali crooks to us. Wet times, dry times, the southwest goes through these periods off and on and has since the beginning of time. Almost 90% of the water we get from our mountains and the CAP goes to agriculture and we have no artificial "shortages". We don't raid our aquifers and our waste water purification plants are state of the art. And we have a GOP state government which is run by experts not political appointees. Maybe Kalifornia should try that instead of invading us and trying the same shit here. :disbelief:

Groundwater depletion USGS water science

Desert Southwest - Increased groundwater pumping to support population growth in south-central Arizona (including the Tucson and Phoenix areas) has resulted in water-level declines of between 300 and 500 feet in much of the area. Land subsidence was first noticed in the 1940s and subsequently as much as 12.5 feet of subsidence has been measured. Additionally, lowering of the water table has resulted in the loss of streamside vegetation.

If you choose to misrepresent data so easy to check on, why should anyone give credance to anything at all that you post?

Those aquifers are full to the brim again, dillweed...next time try a second source...your first one SUCKED. :asshole:

Dumb fuck, USGS is about as good as a source gets. Why don't you give a source for your nonsense?

I've lived in Phoenix for 40 years, turd blossom.

I don't give a damn if you have lived in hell for 40 years, what you just said is total idiocy. Do you have any idea of how long it takes to recharge an aquifer?

http://water.usgs.gov/nrp/proj.bib/Publications/2011/mcmahon_plummer_etal_2011.pdf

Abstract An overview is presented of existing groundwater-
age data and their implications for assessing rates
and timescales of recharge in selected unconfined aquifer
systems of the United States. Apparent age distributions in
aquifers determined from chlorofluorocarbon, sulfur
hexafluoride, tritium/helium-3, and radiocarbon measurements
from 565 wells in 45 networks were used to calculate
groundwater recharge rates. Timescales of recharge were
defined by 1,873 distributed tritium measurements and 102
radiocarbon measurements from 27 well networks. Recharge
rates ranged from<10 to 1,200mm/yr in selected aquifers on
the basis of measured vertical age distributions and assuming
exponential age gradients. On a regional basis, recharge rates
based on tracers of young groundwater exhibited a significant
inverse correlation with mean annual air temperature and a
significant positive correlation with mean annual precipitation.
Comparison of recharge derived from groundwater ages with
recharge derived from stream base-flow evaluation showed
similar overall patterns but substantial local differences.
Results from this compilation demonstrate that age-based
recharge estimates can provide useful insights into
spatial and temporal variability in recharge at a national
scale and factors controlling that variability. Local age-based
recharge estimates provide empirical data and process
information that are needed for testing and improving more
spatially complete model-based methods.

Now before I post something that can be so easily checked on, I do at least a little research. But I have seen you 'Conservatives' repeatedly post absolute nonsense pulled out of your ass, and then try to defend it. All without giving any source at all for you opinion.
 
Be very easy to make the 10 million illegals in california self deport. Stop letting them use our schools and hospitals. The law says they're not allowed to so let's enforce the law.

They are not going to go home just because they can't go to school, and you can't deny them life-saving medical services. It would be inhumanity at its worst.

Life-saving ?? HAHAHA. Illegals use our ERs for everything. THINK
you mean even for grocery shopping?.....getting gas for the car?....
 
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Holy hell, you really are an idiot. This is not an act you put on for the board, you are truly as stupid as you appear...

The board notes you never addressed the issue and instead made a personal attack. Thanks for admitting i'm right.

You're interpretation of my post is further evidence that you are a moron. That you could, for one second, believe that the majority of this board doesn't agree with my analysis of your level of stupidity, reinforces the fact that you are a complete idiot.
Mick you notice how the dipshit never responds to what i say to him?.....because he knows im right....
 
How are the illegals responsible for the water shortage?
They're not directly responsible, but obviously if you kicked out all the illegals who are living in California there would be more water for American citizens.
Kicking out illegal immigrants would cause the clouds to pour more rain? WTF kind of argument is that?

Jesus Christ, is this that hard ?

If the law was followed and these illegals were not here, then you would have several million fewer consumers of the water.

Ever here of the term "supply and demand" ? This would mean the demand would decrease, thus making the supply larger for actual Americans.
 
Jesus Christ, is this that hard ?

If the law was followed and these illegals were not here, then you would have several million fewer consumers of the water.

Ever here of the term "supply and demand" ? This would mean the demand would decrease, thus making the supply larger for actual Americans.

Yup - it's just that simple but gov brownie won't hear of it. He knows obozo will take water from red states and give it to CA.
 
How are the illegals responsible for the water shortage?
They're not directly responsible, but obviously if you kicked out all the illegals who are living in California there would be more water for American citizens.
Kicking out illegal immigrants would cause the clouds to pour more rain? WTF kind of argument is that?

Jesus Christ, is this that hard ?

If the law was followed and these illegals were not here, then you would have several million fewer consumers of the water.

Ever here of the term "supply and demand" ? This would mean the demand would decrease, thus making the supply larger for actual Americans.
The current drought is a result of a lack of rain, not a sudden spike in water demand from illegal immigrants.
 
Jesus Christ, is this that hard ?

If the law was followed and these illegals were not here, then you would have several million fewer consumers of the water.

Ever here of the term "supply and demand" ? This would mean the demand would decrease, thus making the supply larger for actual Americans.

Yup - it's just that simple but gov brownie won't hear of it. He knows obozo will take water from red states and give it to CA.
yea like they have already done,thats why the farmers are stealing water ......you are a dipshit.....has anyone told you that today?....no?.....here let me be the first....you are a dipshit....
 

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