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   6/29/09

   Bullgrit

   Obey your thirst! Smite!

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      6/29/09

      freshtunesfinland

      lol ^
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   6/29/09

   dcarroll

   Probably.
   
   Water is the one thing we need more than world domination, world governance, and religious correctness. (I'm not RC--religiously correct)

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   6/29/09

   nothingprofound

   I suppose water will be as good an excuse as any for starting a war.

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      6/29/09

      dcarroll

      If we fight over ice water would that be the start of a new cold war?
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   6/29/09

   harveyavatar

   The water war has been taking place for a decade @ warriormatrix.com or ethericwarriors.com

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      6/29/09

      nothingprofound

      It started long before that, when water pistols were invented.
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      6/29/09

      harveyavatar

      @Nothingprofound,
      
      
      
      www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKBC2IMH4UU
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      6/29/09

      dbowles1017

      I think I should start making waterballoons now then.
5. 

   6/29/09

   harveyavatar

   I loved those
   
   The following thread having mysteriously disappeared from the archives, I hope the thread maker doesn't mind I post the story of the man who almost singlehandedly brought rain back to South Africa
   
   The four people arrested on suspicion of sabotaging the Cahora Bassa dam in ... way of saying: "if they are not saboteurs, they are completely off their bonkers" ...
   blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/environmentalists-mistaken-for-saboteurs
   
   
   In the Crocodile’s mouth (Part I.)
   
   The Great Zambezi Expedition Plan
   
   It was meant to be another Orgonise Africa expedition like many before… only bigger and better: The Great Zambezi Expedition No 2. In 2007, I had ‘gifted’ the Zambezi along the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe for about 600 km. Now we wanted to follow this great African river further; down to the sea, all the way through Mozambique – and even connect from the delta to Vilankulos, where my previous ocean-gifting acivities had reached so far. The previous Zambezi expedition had already produced wonderful results; namely increased rainfalls in Southern Zambia and Northern Zimbabwe. Together with the recent gifting of lake Malawi, we hoped to achieve a real breakthrough with this expedition.
   
   Water gifting on a large scale has the potential to energetically ‘liberate’ whole regions – and when I mean regions, I’m talking large parts of subcontinents like Southern Africa, not just a few counties in a small European country. I’m talking of thousands of ‘Towerbusters’ distributed over thousands of kilometres of waterways. The immediate visible effects are not as dramatic as the massive gifting of deathforce transmitters (misnamed ‘cellphone towers’ or ‘radar installations’).
   
   Nevertheless, they are profound and long lasting.
   
   orgoniseafrica.com/blog/?p=80

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   6/29/09

   maccasenior

   Here in Sydney Australia, in order to cope with the increasing population and to remedy past water shortages a desalination plant has been built at Kurnell. Should be up and running sometime after June 2009.

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