Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[MarkE]

Looks like the Robitailles have now abandoned any possible excuse of "mistake" and have entered into blatant fraud.

Can you imagine the courtroom scene? When James can't get his "guaranteed" self running device actually to self run, in front of a judge?

It would seem so.  But what choice does he have?  The larder is low and hope to keep her belly full girl keeps looking at him with hungry eyes.

[allcanadian]

@Bill

Except in CA where soon, they will not be allowed to take a shower due to
their own ignorance about the water shortage.  Of course, they could have
installed a pipeline from Canada where there is abundant water supplies, but,
some folks in Calf. blocked it because they were afraid the pipeline might
spring a leak causing untold environmental damage. I mean, it is only
water...what the heck are they talking about out there?

Actually no, and the last Canadian government which tried to put water rights on the trading table was kicked out of office soon after. The Canadian people have made it quite clear that while many natural resources may be for sale water is not one of them. It's a national pride thing, The U.S. has guns and unrestrained capitalism and we have water and hockey which as you may know is played on frozen water. The Canadian equivalent is....  "I'll give you my -water- when you take it from my cold, dead hands".

On a side note Victor Schauberger solved the water issue decades ago.... have you noticed there is an abundance of water wherever there is an adundance of tree's?. Now one might ask did the rain make all the tree's grow or did the tree's attract the rain?. You see tree's absorb ground water then transpire/evaporate this water which cools the air. The cool low pressure air attracts warm moist air at a higher pressure which cools, condenses as rain leading to more ground water thus more tree's. The natural cycle at work until some half-wit capitalist decides cutting down all the tree's for profit is not a problem which then becomes a very big problem and what goes around always comes around. We have an abundance of trees and water here in Canada however the industry is highly regulated so it is sustainable... key word sustainable.

AC

[truesearch]

AC:


Good points.


But then the US was able to get the all-time recorder maker to go south of the 49th : Gretzky


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[allcanadian]

@truesearch

But then the US was able to get the all-time recorder maker to go south of the
49th : Gretzky

That is the part most Americans cannot seem to understand about Canadians and they did not make Gretzky do anything.  We are very independent people and free to choose to live wherever we wish. We are not bound nor confined by blind patriotism to our country and while we love our country which is where we choose to live we could be quite happy to live anywhere else in the world. We are not held captive by our own country we are captivated by it which is why we choose to live here. Me Im' going to retire on a beach in Mexico at some point soon once the kids are gone.... goodby snow hello cold beer on a warm beach because I also love Mexico, the coast and fishing. My home is where I choose to live not where others tell me I should live.

AC

[MileHigh]

Sometimes you gotta think big:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Recycling_and_Northern_Development_Canal

Great Recycling and Northern Development Canal

The Great Recycling and Northern Development (GRAND) Canal of North America or GCNA is a water management proposal designed by Newfoundland engineer Thomas Kierans to alleviate North American freshwater shortage problems. The GCNA, which relies upon water management technologies used in the Zuiderzee / IJsselmeer and California Aqueduct, has been promoted by Kierans since 1959. The plan's cost and potential environmental impacts have prevented serious consideration of the idea.

This plan arose as water quality issues threatened the Great Lakes and other vital areas in Canada and the United States.[1] Kierans proposes that to avoid a water crisis from future droughts in Canada and the United States, in addition to water conservation, acceptable new fresh water sources must be found.

The premise of the GCNA is that fresh water run-off from natural precipitation will be collected in James Bay by means of a series of outflow-only, sea level dikes-constructed across the northern end of James Bay. These dikes will capture the fresh water before it mixes with the salty water of Hudson Bay and create a new source of fresh water the equivalent of 2.5 times the flow over Niagara Falls for Canada and the United States. In the second phase of the GRAND Canal proposal a percentage of the captured fresh water run-off would be transferred from the new freshwater reservoir in James Bay by a series of canals and pumping stations south to the Great Lakes. Once in the Great Lakes the new fresh water will be available to stabilize water levels in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence water basin and to be transferred by natural and man made canals and pumping stations to water deficit areas of Canada and the United States.