2024 Specific Apolitical Predictions Thread... (for you psychotics)..

EdwinA said:
They're idiots. It's hilarious when they run around claiming' blue states are better educated n stuff' and then they babble completely stupid stuff.
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At the time, in the 40's to 60's, Massachusetts centered around MIT down to NY where GE was operating, was the "Silicon Valley" of the US. Then it moved to California, and now it's moving to Arizona and Texas. Both times in the past, it was the shift Left in politics of the state that killed off the Golden Goose just as happened to Detroit "Motor City."

The pattern is: An industry springs up and brings with it great wealth. Politics shifts to the Left and the politicians start milking their cash cow for social-welfare programs and other socialist-like wants that generate little or no ROI. This attracts the worthless who seek 'free' benefits from the government. The taxes and regulations imposed by the Left cause industry to flee and the city or region goes into steep decline. Leftist politicians seek help and bailouts from higher levels of government to keep their programs going but the inevitable decline goes on and everything turns to shit.
 
LurchAddams said:
LA doesn't have water? Someone had better tell them that substance they're drinking out of their glasses and irrigating their farms with doesn't exist!

"LA doesn't have water". LOL :)
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www.latimes.com

Los Angeles is running out of water, and time. Are leaders willing to act?

L.A. has invested significantly in its water future, but many projects remain unfinished. We asked Karen Bass and Rick Caruso their plans.
www.latimes.com www.latimes.com

calmatters.org

Water shortages: Why some Californians are running out in 2021 and others aren’t

Drought resilience depends on location but also engineering — determining which places are running out of water this year and which are still in good shape.
calmatters.org calmatters.org

Owens Lake: A marvel of engineering and an environmental disaster

The Great Salt Lake Collaborative is a group of organizations that have come together to better inform and engage the public about the Great Salt Lake.
greatsaltlakenews.org greatsaltlakenews.org

 
T. A. Gardner said:
At the time, in the 40's to 60's, Massachusetts centered around MIT down to NY where GE was operating, was the "Silicon Valley" of the US. Then it moved to California, and now it's moving to Arizona and Texas. Both times in the past, it was the shift Left in politics of the state that killed off the Golden Goose just as happened to Detroit "Motor City."

The pattern is: An industry springs up and brings with it great wealth. Politics shifts to the Left and the politicians start milking their cash cow for social-welfare programs and other socialist-like wants that generate little or no ROI. This attracts the worthless who seek 'free' benefits from the government. The taxes and regulations imposed by the Left cause industry to flee and the city or region goes into steep decline. Leftist politicians seek help and bailouts from higher levels of government to keep their programs going but the inevitable decline goes on and everything turns to shit.
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A lot of the defense industry moved to California, as well, thanks to it's large Congressional delegation. AT&T, Hewlett Packard, and several others after WW II. Lawrence Livermore Labs was near the Bay Area and a lot of research was spread form there and the AT&T labs. Stanford and Berkeley were getting Federal grants out the wazoo in the 1950's and 1960's. Jobs, Gates, and the rest just mooched off the Unix and other computer research and microchip development programs, is all. California already had 38 seats by 1960, and like now, few pols would stand up to them. New York was still the largest, with 41 seats at the time, but losing fast. That's why California needs all those illegal aliens, and wants the Feds to feed them.

 
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EdwinA said:
Is this little deviant's mommy here? Your child is failing basic history and reading comprehension. Better give it more hormones and a new dress.; the transition is not going well.
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I love it when trumptard fucks like you post this lame shit trying to keep up with my brain power. You suck. Also - you smell really, really bad!
 
T. A. Gardner said:
www.latimes.com

Los Angeles is running out of water, and time. Are leaders willing to act?

L.A. has invested significantly in its water future, but many projects remain unfinished. We asked Karen Bass and Rick Caruso their plans.
www.latimes.com www.latimes.com

calmatters.org

Water shortages: Why some Californians are running out in 2021 and others aren’t

Drought resilience depends on location but also engineering — determining which places are running out of water this year and which are still in good shape.
calmatters.org calmatters.org

Owens Lake: A marvel of engineering and an environmental disaster

The Great Salt Lake Collaborative is a group of organizations that have come together to better inform and engage the public about the Great Salt Lake.
greatsaltlakenews.org greatsaltlakenews.org

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Everyone experiences droughts, my friend. Even Arizona. I guess your legislature is just full of fuck-ups for not controlling the weather, amirite?

LOL :)

Arizona experiences frequent and severe drought conditions. It's prone to drought due to its arid and semi-arid climate, and has experienced multiple severe droughts in the 20th and 21st centuries, including a long-term drought that began in the mid-1990s. Population growth and increased water demand further exacerbate the issue.

Also, you claim LA is out of water NOW. Wrong, as usual!
 
LurchAddams said:
Everyone experiences droughts, my friend. Even Arizona. I guess your legislature is just full of fuck-ups for not controlling the weather, amirite?

LOL :)

Arizona experiences frequent and severe drought conditions. It's prone to drought due to its arid and semi-arid climate, and has experienced multiple severe droughts in the 20th and 21st centuries, including a long-term drought that began in the mid-1990s. Population growth and increased water demand further exacerbate the issue.

Also, you claim LA is out of water NOW. Wrong, as usual!
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There are no water restrictions in the Phoenix metro area. Sure, there are recommendations for reducing usage, but no enforceable laws about it. In LA, there are laws restricting water use and there are people enforcing them

www.ladwp.com

Water Conservation & Ordinance

Over 80% of the LADWP’s water is imported. In response to diminishing supplies due to environmental issues in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta and local droughts, the City of Los Angeles has adopted several water conserving ordinances.
www.ladwp.com www.ladwp.com

LADWP Customers Go Back to Three-Days-A-Week Watering, Commended for Leading on Conservation

www.ladwpnews.com www.ladwpnews.com

la.lawsoup.org

Water Conservation Rules for Homeowners – City of Los Angeles | Law Soup LA

Here are the water conservation rules for homeowners in the city of Los Angeles. Each phase corresponds to the severity of the drought. Find out here what phase we are currently in. PHASE I The following is prohibited: Using a water hose to wash any paved surfaces including,
la.lawsoup.org la.lawsoup.org
 
T. A. Gardner said:
There are no water restrictions in the Phoenix metro area. Sure, there are recommendations for reducing usage, but no enforceable laws about it. In LA, there are laws restricting water use and there are people enforcing them

www.ladwp.com

Water Conservation & Ordinance

Over 80% of the LADWP’s water is imported. In response to diminishing supplies due to environmental issues in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta and local droughts, the City of Los Angeles has adopted several water conserving ordinances.
www.ladwp.com www.ladwp.com

LADWP Customers Go Back to Three-Days-A-Week Watering, Commended for Leading on Conservation

www.ladwpnews.com www.ladwpnews.com

la.lawsoup.org

Water Conservation Rules for Homeowners – City of Los Angeles | Law Soup LA

Here are the water conservation rules for homeowners in the city of Los Angeles. Each phase corresponds to the severity of the drought. Find out here what phase we are currently in. PHASE I The following is prohibited: Using a water hose to wash any paved surfaces including,
la.lawsoup.org la.lawsoup.org
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Yep, there are watering restrictions throughout the country, when necessary!

For example, ask Google if Phoenix has ever had water restrictions:

"Yes, Phoenix has implemented water restrictions, both mandatory and voluntary, in response to drought conditions and to ensure long-term water supply sustainability. While the city doesn't currently have mandatory restrictions for all residents and businesses, it does have a robust Drought Management Plan and has taken steps to limit new development that relies heavily on groundwater."
 
Damocles said:
Yeah.... You suck at predicting things.
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No one can predict an economy created out of thin air but it's fun for me to see how close I can get to the collapse date. It was supposed to be right before or right after new year 2025 but the fed keeps kicking the can down the road by buying our debt with monopoly money.

The world has accepted the fact that the US cannot and will not pay off our debt. History shows we're headed for a world war and this is the beginning.
 
goat said:
No one can predict an economy created out of thin air but it's fun for me to see how close I can get to the collapse date. It was supposed to be right before or right after new year 2025 but the fed keeps kicking the can down the road by buying our debt with monopoly money.

The world has accepted the fact that the US cannot and will not pay off our debt. History shows we're headed for a world war and this is the beginning.
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Nope, what's going to cause a world war is when the middle east starts running out of water. As George Carlin famously said about that region: "Ancient hatreds and modern weapons, my kind of war, baby!".
 
LurchAddams said:
Yep, there are watering restrictions throughout the country, when necessary!
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In Southern Cali they're permanent and continuous, not some temporary measure.
LurchAddams said:
For example, ask Google if Phoenix has ever had water restrictions:

"Yes, Phoenix has implemented water restrictions, both mandatory and voluntary, in response to drought conditions and to ensure long-term water supply sustainability. While the city doesn't currently have mandatory restrictions for all residents and businesses, it does have a robust Drought Management Plan and has taken steps to limit new development that relies heavily on groundwater."
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Apples to lug nuts. False comparison as water restrictions here are voluntary. There aren't people driving around looking for violations and ticketing people like in California. Things like a developer having to submit a water usage plan is nothing new and quite different from restrictions on watering your lawn and the like.

calmatters.org

Californians to face steep fines for violating water orders under new legislation

Ranchers who defied a CA water order were only fined $50 each. Some fines can increase 20-fold under legislation headed to the governor.
calmatters.org calmatters.org

www.ktvu.com

Californians to face steep fines for violating water orders under new legislation

The new legislation, which is now awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature, would double daily fines for water rights holders who commit minor violations. Those violating curtailment orders could face fines of up to $10,000 per day — a 20-fold increase — plus $2,500 for every acre-foot of water taken.
www.ktvu.com www.ktvu.com

Fines for violating water use restrictions in California range up to $10,000


Most cities have parking police. California has water cops now.
 
LurchAddams said:
Nope, what's going to cause a world war is when the middle east starts running out of water. As George Carlin famously said about that region: "Ancient hatreds and modern weapons, my kind of war, baby!".
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Carlin knew the US economy is a ponzi scheme. Empire can turn off your money anytime they want. It may not happen in our lifetime but things are starting to look a lot like 1929 - 1939.

This is not a joke. I'm not an alarmist. The US is instigating WW3 to decide who redraws the maps and who owns these new countries.
 
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