Jerry Brown’s Genocidal Policy

On ABC News‘ “This Week,” Jerry Brown proclaimed:

“And I can tell you, from California, climate change is not a hoax. We’re dealing with it and it’s damn serious.”

In a New York Times article entitled “California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth,” Jerry Brown is further quoted as follows:

“You just can’t live the way you always have. For over 10,000 years, people lived in California, but the number of those people were never more than 300,000 or 400,000.”

If Jerry Brown and those who think like him, including at the New York Times, were to prevail, then indeed the population of California and much of the rest of humanity would be doomed.

The fact of the matter is that the crisis in California is not caused by human activity. Climate change as Jerry Brown conceives it is indeed a hoax.

As Ben Deniston of the LaRouche Basement science team demonstrates in his recently published “Memo for the next President: New Perspectives on the Western Water Crisis,” the cause of the crisis in California and elsewhere is to be located on the level of solar, cosmic, and galactic factors.

The real crisis is not climate change due to human activity, but rather a failure to address a change in the climate caused by solar, cosmic, and galactic factors, as a result of human inactivity, specifically the suppression of human scientific creativity.

Not taking showers as proposed by Jerry Brown will not solve the problem. Nor would group showers, which Jerry Brown might be inclined to propose in the near future.

Rather, the only solution lies in what Jerry Brown has a short supply of—creativity.

Ultimately, the choice is to grow or die. If Brown’s policy is adopted, then the population of California may very well be reduced to 300,000 or 400,000 people in the short-term.

But the alternative to that is that, by mastering scientific principles—Keplerian principles—we can harness water resources that would allow for an increasing population at an even higher standard of living than currently experienced, including in California.

Two immediate sources of water identified by Ben Deniston in his memo, are nuclear desalination of ocean water, which Brown has adamantly opposed, and ionization-based weather modification. Anyone who wants to prevent human extinction should deal with this, and take this damn seriously.

Revive California Nuclear Desalination Plans Sabotaged by Jerry Brown

During his 1982 campaign for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator in California against then Governor Jerry Brown, LaRouche Democrat Will Wertz issued a pamphlet in which, in addition to proposing the construction of NAWAPA, he specifically proposed implementing two major planned nuclear desalination projects which had been sabotaged by Brown and his green-Brown allies.

The first of these was called the Bolsa Island nuplex off the coast of Orange County. This plan, which was initiated in the mid-1960s called for a dual-purpose nuclear desalting plant located on a man-made island. The complex was to have been built in two phases. In the first phase, the desalination plant would produce 50 million gallons of water per day. Within 4-5 years, an additional 100 million gallons per day capacity would be added, for a total of 150 million gallons per day.

In May 1967 a congressional bill authorizing the project was signed by President Lyndon Johnson. In August 1967, then California Governor Ronald Reagan signed Assembly Bill 1782, authorizing the plan to proceed.

In the 1982 campaign against Jerry Brown, Wertz also proposed to implement the plan to construct six nuclear-powered desalting projects on the U.S.-Mexican border by the year 2000. Each of the projects, comprising 2 to 3 nuclear reactors, would have produced 1 billion gallons of fresh water per day. The projects would thus have provided more than 6 billion gallons of water per day to Southern California and Arizona in the U.S. and Sonora and Baja California in Mexico.

Neither of these plans was implemented, thanks to Jerry Brown, who was Governor of California from 1975 to 1983, and his green-Brown allies. However, both plans could now be part of the solution to the present crisis.