I don't normally talk, just listen. But the live chat says we need to check in so you know who the bots are. I'm not a bot. You can vet me if you choose.

LMAO! It's a portion of my name. But I did deserve that. Back to lurking. No talking!

I like lurking. Besides, I'm still busy trying to get through the pdf that Q posted regarding the CIA using clergy and journalists. While listening the live chat.

I have a question, but feel silly about needing it to be explained to me. Is there anyone around who I can ask my question privately? I just got home from work and found this article. So I figured one of you may have already discussed it and know about it. Regarding HJ resolution 38.

Aren't we told to watch the water? Isn't that a more important resource than what comes out of mines?

I just remember the mining explosion that turned the river yellow. EPA saying oopsies. Then Obama passed a bill blocking mine spills. And the article I read (not trusted) WaPo said that Trump reversed Barry's decision. I don't know of that mine disaster was drinking water, but I do know people fished from that river.

Mine spills/dumping

https://www.washingtonpost.com/videonational/president-trump-signs-resolution-to-permit-mining-waste-dumping-in-waterways/2017/02/21/cde426aa-f84b-11e6-aa1e-5f735ee31334_video.html?utm_term=.63815e6351b6

Exactly. I am very nervous about this. I don't trust WaPo. I don't like how they worded the headline that got me to click on it. And I want our manufacturing to come back that have been regulated to death. But not at the expense of our water supply, whether we drink it, or eat the fish that come from it, or our cattle drinking it, or our crops being watered with it.

I just don't understand why Trump would do this? Then turn around and do something great like set up a meeting with Kim Jon Un. And anything to do with water, I pay attention to.

I did go to the government website and nothing new has been added regarding HJ resolution 38. So I found another article. But never heard of UPI https://www.upi.com/Trump-signs-repeal-of-rule-to-protect-waterways-from-coal-mining-waste/3691487291556/

This article (from the headline alone) says that Trump is protecting the waterways, not allowing dumping. But once you read the article is doesn't say anything about protecting the streams.

My oopsies, I missed seeing the word repeal.

Watch the water? Another post came down my wall. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-09-21/nestl-makes-billions-bottling-water-it-pays-nearly-nothing-for

Is there any one who can compare the 2 fires for me? It's been bugging me. The Trump tower fire/raid vs. the Chappequa fire/raid in January? It seems one gathered evidence and the other destroyed evidence. But the same agencies were involved.