By Frosty Wooldridge
Exclusive To Rense.com
9-9-21

As the 20 years of Washington DC's stupidity plays-out in the final American defeat in Afghanistan during the next week, let us remember why G.W. Bush attacked:  to kill bin Laden after 9/11.  Well, our Seal Team Six accomplished that mission in 2011.  Why didn't we pull out a day after that event occurred?  Why stay there another 10 years?  Why lie to the American people who were giving up $6 trillion in tax dollars, their sons and daughters, along with massive amounts of military equipment?

I still wonder how our mainstream media neglected to expose to the American people that 114,000 of our young soldiers committed suicide during their active duty stints or shortly thereafter. Let's face it: Islam produces mass insanity in its followers and barbaric rituals that  confound the sharpest minds.  THAT must be the most horrific cover-up of the last 20 years.  (Source: www. stopsoldiersuicide.org )

It shows you that our presidents and Congressional members would rather lie to us, pretend to be representing us and simply stand by as our country descends into its twilight years.

Our defeat in Afghanistan and Iraq provide a glimpse of the invasion advancing onto our shores from our open borders with Mexico.  Notice that the Mexican government supports, transports and aides/abetted over one-million illegal aliens thus far this year.  They will gladly help another 1,000,000 illegals for the rest of the year...another 5,000,000 in 2022 if Biden and Congress encourage the invasion perpetually.

It begs the question:  how stupid are Biden and those 535 members of Congress?  Answer:  really, really stupid!

Why? Because we face cataclysmic consequences as to water, energy and resources being totally exhausted within the next two decades.  At current immigration rates, we will see another 35 million people added to the USA by 2030–eight and one-half years from now.  Are you excited about that? How will 35 million refugees improve anything in America?

You might digest this reality facing us by my longtime friend Kathleene Parker, in Albuquerque, NM.  She's a top notch environmental researcher specialist.  She simply lays out the facts that few want to deal with in DC.

The American Southwest:
Twice the People, Half the Water?

Kathleene, could you tell the American people what to expect with this continuing onslaught of our country? "I'd be happy to," she said. "Showing reservoirs, including iconic Lake Mead at Hoover Dam, shrunk to a fraction of their intended size, national news media is reporting that the American Southwest is in the worst 20-year drought in 1,200 years .

"Yet, no one asked why President Biden is hellbent on increasing immigration – which has exploded the U.S. population by an average approaching 30 million a decade over the last three decades – when he can't ensure adequate water for those here now. The Southwest is the fastest growing region of ours, the third most populated nation and one of the world's fastest growing developed nations – something else never reported. (All caused by legal-illegal immigration and their birth rates.)

"There are roughly 200 reservoirs along the length of the Colorado River – the primary water source for at least 45 million people in the Colorado River Basin and beyond – that were thought to ensure a 50-year water supply in drought. Yet, by the early 2000s, that 50-year supply was sucked dry!

"At Lake Mead , the water level recently fell below the trigger point for the first-ever federal water emergency. That will mean mandatory water cutoffs, delivering a body blow to the Southwest's economy and drying up farmland needed to feed the nation's exploding population. But even that might not stop a collapse of the Colorado River system, a vast network of diversion projects and reservoirs stretching from Wyoming to the Mexican border. Meaning, reservoirs might run dry and diversions might no longer take water into cities of millions!

"Today's Phoenix, Arizona, was so named when settlers in the 19 th century realized that they were building on the ruins of some long-ago civilization – that of the Hohokam – and named their new settlement after the mythical bird that arises from the ashes of another.

"The Four Corner states – Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah – today are dotted with the ruins of the mysterious cliff dwellings and towns of the ancestral Puebloans – the Hohokam, the Anasazi and the Mimbres – who were forced into what we call the Great Abandonment, during the prolonged drought of the late 1200s though the mid-1300s. Hundreds of thousands of people fled what had been relative paradises in Colorado's Montezuma Valley and on the once-verdant Mesa Verde, in the Gila Mountains of New Mexico and on the high uplands of Arizona, relocating to areas, mostly along the Rio Grande, with somewhat dependable water.

"Lake Mead, the second largest reservoir in North America, is now 35 percent "full," but since the bottom 20 percent is useless sludge, that means nearly empty, just as the Scripps Institute of Oceanography warned would happen in the 2020s. In California, some reservoirs can no longer generate hydropower, and Lake Powell, just upstream from Lake Mead and the largest reservoir in North America, also flirts with being empty. Yet, Big Media never ask if Biden grasps:

1. That this might not be drought, but merely a return to far-drier norms than 1960 to 1995, the wettest time in the Southwest in 2000 years.
   
2. That there is not "always 'new' water" to be found or some miraculous technofix to save us – although, admittedly, more people mean more sewage effluent to process for drinking. Yum!
   
3. That the current drought might pale in comparison with what climate change might bring.

Published March 2021: America's Overpopulation Predicament: Blindsiding Future Generations by Frosty Wooldridge, available on Amazon, and/or phone 1 888 519 5121.