David Packer
Founder & CEO at Water Assisted Energy Inc | President at Hydrobike Inc | Hydrogen Innovation Advocate 🚀🌎
January 15, 2025
By David Packer 🚨
When Governor Newsom brushed off the reality of California’s empty reservoirs, calling it “dangerous” to suggest they aren’t full, he didn’t just insult our intelligence — he signaled an alarming level of detachment from the crises unfolding under his leadership.
Let’s get this straight: The reservoir near the Palisades fire was indeed shut down and empty. This is fact, verified by X Community Notes. Yet, Newsom insists otherwise. Why? Perhaps because acknowledging the truth would pull back the curtain on deeper issues, ones that reveal a disturbing pattern of negligence and, dare we say, agenda-driven governance.
The Pattern of Neglect 🔒
California is no stranger to natural disasters, but what’s unnatural is the state’s consistent failure to manage its resources. From mismanaged water systems to wildfires exacerbated by outdated infrastructure and questionable priorities, this isn’t just bad governance — it’s a systematic dismantling of resilience.
Case in Point: The Palisades fire. With reservoirs empty, communities were left vulnerable, firefighters under-equipped, and citizens in peril. The excuse? Silence or deflection from leadership. The reality? Lives and livelihoods at risk for the sake of agendas that prioritize flashy initiatives like Smart Cities over basic necessities.
Smart Cities: Progress or Control? 🚫🌐
Let’s talk about Smart Cities. On paper, they promise sustainability, innovation, and a futuristic utopia. But let’s be real: who benefits? Not the average citizen struggling to pay rising utility bills or rebuild after a wildfire. Instead, these initiatives often serve as vehicles for:
Centralized Control: Digital infrastructure capable of tracking every move, monitoring energy use, and even geofencing movement. Convenience for some, control for others.
Elite Interests: Land grabs disguised as “climate resilience” efforts pave the way for redevelopment that displaces communities and erodes property rights.
Profit Motives: Major corporations and private entities cash in on lucrative contracts while taxpayers foot the bill.
Who’s Pulling the Strings? 🎮
It’s hard not to wonder: who stands to gain from this? Look closely, and you’ll find a pattern of global elites and corporate interests championing these agendas. From tech giants lobbying for digital infrastructure to financial institutions backing carbon credit schemes, the dots connect to a broader strategy of consolidating power.
Sarcasm Alert: "Trust Us, We Know Better!" 🤯
Of course, we’re supposed to believe that shutting down reservoirs and ignoring facts is just good governance, right? After all, who needs water when we’ll have “smart” streetlights and AI-controlled neighborhoods? And forget the firefighters struggling to save homes; let’s focus on tracking your thermostat instead. Bravo, leadership. Bravo.
Time for Accountability 🏋️
California’s citizens deserve better. They deserve leaders who prioritize safety over slogans, truth over spin, and people over profit. Newsom’s dismissive statements and the systemic failures they represent are a wake-up call. It’s time to demand transparency, question motives, and reject the narrative that this is the best we can do.
For those still defending this leadership, consider this: if the current trajectory continues, what happens when the next disaster strikes? How many more lives and communities will be sacrificed at the altar of “progress”?
The Bottom Line: This isn’t just about empty reservoirs. It’s about a pattern of negligence, a failure to address real needs, and a concerning alignment with agendas that seem designed to strip citizens of autonomy under the guise of innovation. Let’s connect the dots and hold leaders accountable — before it’s too late.
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