Anonymous ID: a121f6 Jan. 12, 2025, 6:25 a.m. No.22340394   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0397 >>0409 >>0422

>>22340377

Well, why hasn't MTG held any hearings on the subject? Why hasn't she exposed the Toxic Spray Dumbs that have blanketed the entire US?

While all the DS puppets continue to claim "Conspiracy Theory" when anyone calls them out?

 

It's CHEMTRAILS. Not a nice little CLOUD SEEDING Operation to provide Rain.

 

CHEMICAL SPRAY.

MSG! Also another toxic chemical.

Anonymous ID: a121f6 Jan. 12, 2025, 6:31 a.m. No.22340409   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>22340394

CHEMICAL SPRAYING

Look how the Snake Oil Salesmen work.

It's "GOOD" for the planet.

 

Shills will continue to pander to demons, muh MTG is a hero… PFFFT

Anonymous ID: a121f6 Jan. 12, 2025, 6:50 a.m. No.22340513   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0521 >>0529 >>0535

>>22340468

>Goddess Nut!

[P]istachio

The pistachio billionaires who guzzle more water than all of fire-ravaged Los Angeles

 

The wildfires engulfing Los Angeles have put an uncomfortable spotlight on two of its richest residents — Stewart and Lynda Resnick — agriculture tycoons whose farms guzzle a vital and scarce resource: water.

 

So far, the Resnicks' Beverly Hills mansion, and the Picasso artworks that adorn its walls, have been spared the nearby Palisades and Eaton fires, even as their celebrity neighbors' homes go up in smoke.

 

But they cannot so easily escape criticism for their agriculture empire, which sucks up more water than whole cities, even as LA firefighters cannot get a drop of the stuff out of the hydrants that line its streets.

 

Critics say these so-called 'Beverly Hills farmers,' and their ties to Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom and other politicians, may be among the reasons that California is battling such an environmental apocalypse.

 

'The Resnicks are powerful and their control of so much water is ridiculous,' filmmaker Yasha Levine, co-director of the forthcoming documentary Pistachio Wars, told DailyMail.com.

 

'How can one family own more water than the entire city of Los Angeles, almost 4 million people, uses in one year?'

 

Levine said the wildfires, chronic regional droughts and other environmental problems were part of the 'larger political-technological machine that both LA and the Resnicks are plugged into.'

 

With their $13 billion fortune, the Resnicks are California's richest farming family, with some 185,000 acres of land and a stake in the Kern Water Bank, a nearly 20,000-acre reservoir of water surplus in the San Joaquin Valley.

 

The octogenarian couple's sprawling Wonderful Company business empire includes Pom Wonderful pomegranate juice, Wonderful Pistachios, Fiji Water, Halos mandarins, and Teleflora, the flower-delivery service.

 

They've reportedly donated $1.9 billion to academic institutions, climate change initiatives, cultural organizations and programs in California's Central Valley. A whole pavilion of the LA County Museum of Art bears their name.

 

Despite their charity work, the Resnicks are repeatedly slammed for the massive amount of water sucked up by their farms, and their ability to win over politicians and control ever more of the scarce and precious resource.

 

moar

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14268323/pistachio-tycoons-water-usage-los-angeles-california.html

Anonymous ID: a121f6 Jan. 12, 2025, 7:35 a.m. No.22340684   🗄️.is 🔗kun

[PANIC]

Looks like the Resnick's are going to loose their workforce.

 

KeK

Toodaloo…

 

They just got my uncle': Immigration arrests spark fear among farmworkers in Central Valley

 

Maria Casarez was washing dishes at noon Tuesday in her three-bedroom duplex, tidying up before her four children arrived home from school when her husband's nephew called.

 

"Acaba de agarrar a mi tío — inmigración," he said. They just got my uncle, immigration.

 

The two had been talking at a Home Depot parking lot, less than a mile down the road from their home in Bakersfield when Border Patrol agents showed up and began asking questions.

 

Casarez dashed to the scene, where she said she saw a dozen agents. "It was ugly," she said. They had already taken her husband away.

 

The Border Patrol operation near Bakersfield lasted for several days and netted 78 arrests this week, raising alarm bells across the Central Valley, where a largely immigrant workforce helps harvest a quarter of the food grown in the U.S.

 

Immigrant advocates say it was the largest enforcement operation in the Central Valley in years and fear that it could be a prelude of what's to come under President-elect Donald Trump, who has promised mass deportations — a move that many fear will wreak havoc on the region's agricultural and processing industries.

 

Border Patrol confirmed that agents conducted a targeted enforcement operation in Kern County, saying it was aimed at dismantling transnational criminal organizations. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Agent Gregory K. Bovino said in statements on social media that dozens of agents had detained two child rapists and "other criminals," as well as retrieved 36 pounds of narcotics, as part of Operation Return to Sender.

 

Bovino, who leads the agency's El Centro sector that spans 71 miles of the Imperial Valley along Mexico border, said agents arrested others encountered during the course of the operation who were in the U.S. unlawfully.

 

In the small farming towns outside Bakersfield, at gas stations and in the miles and miles of fields, everyone seemed to know about the arrests that had quickly spread across social media, sowing fear among migrant families, many of whom had children or spouses that were born here. And in the panic, even routine law enforcement presence at strip malls and freeway off-ramps was, at times, conflated online with immigration roundups.

 

It's unclear how long the enforcement actions could last; Bovino said agents are planning additional operations in Fresno and Sacramento.

 

moar

https://www.yahoo.com/news/just-got-uncle-mass-immigration-110028394.html

Anonymous ID: a121f6 Jan. 12, 2025, 9:05 a.m. No.22341118   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1139 >>1140

>>22341094

>useful

Everything evil, is sold as "useful" to sheep.

Anything programmable can be hacked.

Including humans. Sleeper cells.

 

But, go right ahead. You were warned.

("Smart Tech" was the Start of that there warning.)

 

You can Keep your China Chips, and exploding Tesla's.