When Water is No More:
The Most Serious Drought on Record

By Jackie Patru
Tuesday, April 16, 2002

If I were you I would pass this on to everyone on your list and ask them to forward to their lists. Even your families and friends who don't listen - or 'hear' - your warnings. The more people who know the TRUTH, the more the 'TRUTH SHALL SET US FREE'. This weather is HAARP controlled. (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program), and possibly/probably has a connection to the aerial spraying (chem-trails) all over the skies.

For those receiving this mail who haven't been particularly observant... take a look at the sky. Mostly on a clear day sporting a cloudless, beautiful blue sky, you'll notice the trails. They are NOT contrails. Contrails are frozen condensation from the exhaust of jet planes at high altitudes. They dissipate nearly as soon as you spot them. The 'chem-trails' are left behind in distinct patterns from unmarked planes at lower altitudes. The do not dissipate. Instead, they linger, puff up and eventually will leave the once-blue sky a grayish haze.

Fred Ehrlich has a documentary video titled: Are There Holes In Heaven? It's only 5 bucks, as are all his 'suppressed videos'. You can get ordering info here: http://www.sweetliberty.org/resources/suppressedvids.htm

It features Mr. Bernard J. Eastlund, the man who invented the HAARP technology based on Nikola Tesla's work. In 1985 Eastlund applied for patent "Method and Apparatus for Altering a Region in the Earth's Atmosphere, Ionosphere and/or Magnetosphere."

The documentary also features Dr. Nick Begich, author of Angels Don't Play This HAARP; and two nitwits from the HAARP Project explaining how they "stir up the ionosphere -- sort of like the sun does, and then bounce the signals back to earth."

If anyone doubts the weather is controlled, read this from "Basic Facts About The United Nations". Department of Public Information United Nations, New York, 1992 - DPI/1224-93-21428- April 1993 -- 75M.

"During the first 40 years a number of important first steps in the form of international arms control agreements, dealing primarily with the threat of nuclear weapons, were taken. Prominent among them are:"

(a list of treaties follows among which is:

"1977 * The Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Any Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques (ENMOD Convention) prohibits the use of techniques that would have widespread, long-lasting or severe effects through deliberate manipulation of natural processes and cause such phenomena as earthquakes, tidal waves and changes in climate and in weather patterns."

Notice the treaty doesn't prohibit the 'research' of such technology. It prohibits the USE of such technology that can cause "changes in climate and in weather patterns". That was in 1977. They've come a long way from 1977. The ENMOD treaty prohibits the 'hostile use' of this technology. The scam being perpetrated on all Americans is hostile in itself. In fact, this is the true meaning of the word 'terroristic activity'.

Do notice too - if you haven't - that there seems to be no normal weather anymore. Notice that whenever it rains it floods. So... we're either in a drought or flood situation. If it's flooding, not to worry. There's always the FEMA Flood Insurance to protect us. The only hook there is that if you lose your home in a HAARP-created flood -- even though you are required by your mortgage-holder to buy the insurance -- in order to have your home replaced you have to agree to relocation.

In Pennsylvania there are two bills - one each in the Senate (SB 1230) and House (HB2230)that specifically relates to total control of the water in Pennsylvania. That means TOTAL CONTROL. Although the language does not specify the terms because of its broad and vague terminology, it will including monitoring usage from wells, charging for use from wells and of course heavy penalties for those who don't comply.

All the propaganda regarding the growing scarcity of 'fresh water', along with the HAARP controlled droughts will lead state legislators to believe the water bills must be passed. They too will suffer the same rigid controls believing that they are 'protecting the environment and conserving our water'.

For city dwellers, expect more and more restrictions on use of water, along with higher prices. UNLESS, we all get busy and get our local and state elected officials educated in a hurry. Otherwise, all the UN mandates - including those of water usage - will be (are being) implemented in our own back yards.

Here's a snippet from Scripps Howard News Service, 12-26-01:

Private industry's gold rush on for water rights
by Joan Lowy

"Water will be to the 21st century what oil was to the last - vast fortunes will be made by controlling it and nations will go to war to preserve access to it.

In a world in which fresh water is increasingly scarce, that axiom is being taken to heart in the boardrooms of some of the globe's most powerful corporations.

In Nearly every corner of the planet, international water conglomerates are vying to sign operating contracts, make deals, buy rights and acquire local water supply and treatment companies. It's a worldwide water rush."

The author's assertion that 'nations will go to war to preserve access to' water raises a question: Is she a modern-day prophet?... or does she have access to inside information? Is there another neverendingwar - this one for water - currently on the drawing board?

Forewarned is forearmed. May our Father/Creator bless us - everyone! -- Jackie

US East Coast Suffering 'Most Severe Drought On Record'

By Charles Laurence
The Telegraph - London
April 12, 2002

HANCOCK, N.Y. - U.S. trout fishermen converged on East Coast mountain streams for the new season last week only to discover a drought that water authorities fear could become a national disaster this summer.

As the United States spent the winter worrying about terrorism and recession, few people noticed it was neither raining nor snowing.

The result of a very dry winter is that at least 57 rivers on the East Coast and the Great Plains are running at record lows when they should be in spring spate. Reservoirs supplying the cities of the Atlantic Seaboard, including New York and Philadelphia, are only half full.

Dozens of local authorities have already banned garden hoses, car washing and recreational water use. Last week, New York declared emergency restrictions, turned off the fountains in Manhattan and suspended street-washing.

Montana was declared a drought disaster area, allowing the state to appeal for emergency federal funds for farmers even before the summer wheat season begins.

Many people have failed to take heed of the threat, said Jeff Ryan of the New York environmental protection department.

"The water crisis isn't on the horizon -- it's already here," he said. "People don't seem to realize it."

Conrad Lautenbacher, the administrator of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, said, "On the East Coast, we're experiencing the most severe drought on record."

Hundreds of fishermen who flocked last week to New York's Catskill Mountains found rivers reduced to pools. Dave Fisher, his waders wet only to his calves, could scarcely believe his luck as he pulled a 1.8-kilogram trout from a weir pool below the Cannonsville reservoir, one of a group of local lakes supplying water to New York, 225 kilometres away.

"Normally, the water would be running so deep in the spring, you could hardly get in here," he said. "But I've found this pool full of fish." James Serio, a local fishing guide, real estate agent and the executive director of the Delaware River Foundation, said the fish had nowhere else to go because the water had fallen so low.

"There is going to be a severe fish kill unless drastic steps are taken. The groundwater is down: For two years, we've been at least 12 inches low on the 45 inches of rain we need."

Water authorities say the plight of the trout stream may be the start of a bigger problem that could soon affect tens of millions of Americans.

In Maine, 1,000 private wells have already run dry after the driest winter in 108 years, while in Idaho, the potato crop is under threat. Farmers have no water for irrigation because the snowmelt feeding the Snake River is 20% below normal.

To the south, the melt is 40% below normal in the mountain basin feeding the Colorado River, which supplies most of the water for Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

"If things don't change, what we are going to see on the news this summer is fires," said Reagan Waskom, a water resource specialist at Colorado State University.

There are already reports of the first forest fire of the year raging in New Mexico.

The last serious drought was in 1988, when corn crops failed in Illinois and Kansas, riverboats ran aground on mud banks in the Mississippi, and Yellowstone Park burned in a forest fire so fierce it destroyed roots along with branches.

While some climatologists point to established cycles of drought and plenty, others say global warming trends are changing weather patterns.

Fishermen in the Catskills have discovered another factor behind the water crisis: politics. Water has always been a resource to be traded and fought over in the United States and a 50-year dispute lies behind half-empty reservoirs and trickling rivers.

Above the Catskill reservoirs last week, the streams were running with water from sudden heavy rains over the region during March. Below the lakes, however, the rivers most famous for trout were dry. New York was grabbing all the water, infuriating locals such as Mr. Serio. His businesses and the local economy depend on the trout.

City officials say they have no choice. Only a month ago, the Cannonsville reservoir was down to just 8% of capacity.

Mr. Serio disagrees. "Bad management of the water, and the arrogance of New York City to the state that surrounds it, is a major factor in the problem," he said."It's outrageous that they ruin our rivers while millions upon millions of gallons are simply wasted."

Up to a third of the water piped to New York never gets there because of leaks in the old wooden aqueducts.

Statistics illustrate New Yorkers' appetite for water. European cities consume 110 to 150 litres per person a day, compared with 200 litres for Boston and 375 litres for Los Angeles. New York's water consumption is 600 litres per person.

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How Dry We Are-- Drought conditions threaten much of the U.S.

Happily, there are steps we can all take to ease the unwelcome drying of America

BY JESSICA REAVES JIM MCKNIGHT/AP
NOAA's CPC: The Climate Prediction Center
Wednesday, Apr. 10, 2002
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,229745,00.html 

The famous fountains in New York's Central Park, drained for winter, remain dry. Farmers in the Midwest are literally praying for rain: the St. John Catholic Church in Spearville, Kansas is holding four special services this week to seek divine intervention. And folks in Maine are wondering if they'll ever get to run a guilt-free dishwasher cycle again.

Thanks to an unusually dry winter, the Eastern seaboard is suffering from what some experts are calling the most severe drought on record; at least five states have declared drought emergencies. And in the Midwest it's almost as bad; crops are withering for lack of rainfall, and reservoir levels have dropped to dangerously low levels.

And as bad as it is now, it's probably going to get worse as the weather gets warmer. Analysts at the U.S. Climate Prediction Center put most of the Northeast, Southeast and Midwest in the "Slow Improvement/Problems Persist" category, signaling what could be a tough, dry summer for swimming pools, dust-caked cars and thirsty lawns. "We're still hoping for some good rains in April," says Bryan Swistock, a water resources and conservation specialist at Penn State's school of Forestry Resources. "But we seem to be running out of time."

Is there anything we can do? First, says Mark Svoboda, a climatologist at the National Drought Mitigation Center, in Lincoln, Nebraska, "we need to conserve water all the time, not just when we have droughts."

According to Svoboda, droughts are a natural and predictable part of the climate cycle, so we really shouldn't be so surprised when water supplies run low. Drought is something we can -- and must -- prepare for, he says, but getting ahead of the curve requires proactive thinking, and possibly expensive ventures like creating new reservoirs. If we don't take droughts more seriously, Svoboda predicts, the strain on water supplies will just keep getting worse.

Okay, but what about easing the effects of this drought -- right now? Happily for budding conservationists, there are a number of steps you can take to help preserve water. Here, with thanks to Bryan Swistock, is a quick rundown:

One: Don't take it outside. Most states with drought emergencies have already banned nonessential" water use -- and that includes washing cars, watering lawns and filling the swimming pools. Why eliminate all these springtime activities? Because, explains Swistock, they use up huge amounts of water with literally no return (to the ground water supply).

Two: Think when you drink (or floss, or scrub). When you're doing your dishes, or brushing your teeth, or just running water into a glass, turn off the faucet when you're not actually using the water. Don't let the water keep running while you're examining your back molars or soaping up your dinner plates.

Three: Go for the full load. Running half-empty dishwashers and washing machines is a fast way to waste tons of water. Make sure you've stuffed everything you possibly can into the machine before you press the start button.

Four: Skip the prune fingers. This is not a time for daily baths. Instead, strive for shorter showers (and see Six for even more efficient personal hygiene.)

Five: Toilet train. Remember how your weird cousins from Northern California used to keep a brick in their toilet tank to reduce water flow? Remember how you thought they were crazy? Well, they might have been, but they were right about conserving water. "It does help to put bricks or a quart jug filled with gravel, for example, into the toilet tank," says Swistock. "A heavy item like that displaces a quart or more of water -- and that's one less quart of water the toilet needs to refill itself."

Once you've mastered water displacement, try another, even more challenging conservation measure: Don't flush every time. "If it's yellow, let it mellow. If it's brown, flush it down." It's not the most pleasant or appetizing of mantras, but water conservationists love it.

Six: It's all about hardware. Consider installing low-flow spigots on your shower heads, low-flow toilets in your bathrooms and a front-loading washer in your laundry room (it's a bit more expensive than the traditional machine, but you'll see immediate savings on energy bills, and you'll use up to 30 percent less water for each wash.)

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Fed-Bush-NWO Enemy Relentlessly Killing America's Rain

April 5, 2002

A rain system which had been forecast FOR DAYS to come ashore along the Northwest Pacific coast was mercilessly shredded, dissipated and vaporized by arch-enemies of the American people.

These murderous traitors in our government are using the most advanced weather and climate modification control technologies and systems -- including EM/RF systems such as 365/24/7 GLOBAL-wide HAARP transmissions, as well as never-ending chem-trail bombardments -- to wage an all-out and brutal war against each and every single human being in America.

A brutal and unprecedented DROUGHT caused by their malevolent machinations is DEVASTATING the North American continent RIGHT NOW. EVERY SECOND OF EVERY DAY!!!

The time has come to take defensive action against this endless war being waged against each and every single man woman and child in America!

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DROUGHT INDUCEMENT BY CHEM-TRAILS

By Clifford E Carnicom
Apr 02, 2002
http://www.carnicom.com/drought1.htm
http://rense.com

Recent analysis leads to the conclusion that the extensive and systematic aerosol operations that are being conducted without informed consent are aggravating, if not instigating, the elevated drought conditions that are now commonly being observed.

The current discussion centers upon the heat aspects of the atmosphere, which are currently under investigation. This paper will be presented in two sections: an initial general and conceptual statement of the problem and findings, to be followed by a more detailed presentation based upon certain fundamentals of physics, chemistry and mathematics.

In regard to the preliminary discussion, it is necessary to introduce the physical term known as the "specific heat" of a substance. Here is the definition of the specific heat:

The specific heat is the amount of heat required to flow into a substance to produce a one degree rise in temperature.

Comprehension of this definition is helpful to understand the basis of the discussion which follows. Tabulations of specific heats of the elements and various compounds are readily available within reference books. Even more importantly, it is necessary to recognize the practical application of this definition through the following additional statements:

A substance with a high specific heat requires more heat energy to raise its temperature a given amount than one with a low specific heat. Similarly, and conversely, and in particular related to the current discussion, a substance with a lower specific heat will raise higher in temperature with a given amount of heat than a substance with a higher specific heat. This importance of this latter fact will hopefully become apparent to the reader in due course.

The general and conceptual question that arises is this: Given that the air of the earth has a specific heat value, what would be the projected heat effect of introducing metallic particulate aerosols into that atmosphere? And specifically, what would be the projected effect of introducing particulate forms of aluminum, barium, magnesium, titanium and calcium? This itemized list of elemental contributions is of special interest because of both historical and recent investigations that confirm their unexpected presence in our atmosphere in direct association with the advent of the aircraft aerosol operations.

It can be stated that the introduction of the majority of these five elements will have the net effect of increasing the temperature of the atmosphere of this planet. This is a consequence of the specific heat values of the elements under primary consideration. This finding is potentially of the greatest consequence to both the life and welfare of this planet. It is reasonable to conclude that this finding may reveal a direction connection with, or impact upon, the rising prevalence of observed drought conditions. It is hoped that the citizens of this nation and the planet in general will organize to the level of confronting directly the ramifications of the aerosol operations which remain in progress, and to continue to force full disclosure and accountability.

Additional Notes:

Research in the near future will be focused upon the the continued quantitative assessment of physical impact upon the atmosphere and ecosphere. The results presented here are an entirely separate and distinct issue from the moisture absorption or collection properties of the aerosols, as are also commonly observed. Specific heat properties of substances are intrinsic to the nature of the elements themselves. Corrections or modifications to this page will be made as is appropriate.

Expanded discussion:

The specific heat of a substance (c) is defined as c = dQ/(dT*m), where Q is the amount of heat entering a mass (m) of substance, and the consequent rise in temperature is dT. The SI units of specific heat are kJ / (kg * K) where J refers to joules, kg is kilograms, and K is degrees Kelvin.