City of 20 Million People to Cut Water Service to Just 2 Days Per Week; Humanity Plunging Towards Ecological Disaster

don’t let them BS you … all this anti economic and civil individual liberty policy making we see that does nothing to help the public and is benefiting the hierarchy of our societies worldwide is about this , please read on …..
abortion is birth control disguised as freedom of choice . its rooted in the DNA of GOV Policy , study the back grounds of the CZARS

The Reason for market volatility and why Congress has Contempt for the US Constitutional Rule of Law and We the People that they see as the threat .

GLOBAL THREATS AND CHALLENGES TO THE
UNITED STATES AND ITS INTERESTS ABROAD
the Indus River “the water of life.” Threat To World Security is the crisis of todays middle eastern conflicts as they are purging and consolidating for jihad of anti Islam beliefs to wage war for water .
http://pro.moneymappress.com/EADZERO39/LEADQC11/?h=true

Statement For The
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
5 February 1997

Statement For The
Senate Armed Services Committee On Intelligence
6 February 1997

Lieutenant General Patrick M. Hughes, USA
Director, Defense Intelligence Agency

Mr. Chairman, I am pleased to have the opportunity to provide a Defense Intelligence Agency perspective on the threats and challenges facing the United States and its interests, now and well into the next century. It is important to note at the outset that this testimony directly reflects the baseline threat assessment DIA has provided to the Joint Staff and the Office of the Secretary of Defense in support of the ongoing Quadrennial Defense Review. This review of the global security environment assumes that the United States remains a global power politically, economically, and militarily, and that our country continues its active engagement in world affairs. If either of those assumptions are wrong, then the threat picture depicted here would change significantly. Finally, this analysis presents a global overview of the future in somewhat linear form — that is, we are providing our best estimate, from today’s perspective, under the working premise that current trends and conditions will continue to evolve along discernible lines. We recognize, however, that the future is non-linear, and that what we present here is likely to change. To address that concern, DIA analysts will continue to examine and study alternatives and excursions to each specific condition, event, and circumstance.

THE NEW ORDER…TRANSITION, TURMOIL, AND UNCERTAINTY

“There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.” MACHIAVELLI

The world is in the midst of an extended post-Cold War transition that will last at least another decade. Many factors and forces are at work during this transition and some aspects of it have so far been very positive. The community of democratic states is expanding, the world economy has largely recovered from the decline of the late 80′s and early 90′s, and most experts expect steady, positive global economic growth — on the order of four percent per year — well beyond the next decade. From a national security standpoint, the threats facing the United States have diminished in order of magnitude, and we are unlikely to face a global military challenger on the scale of the former Soviet Union for at least the next two decades. The world is spending in real terms some 30-40 percent less on defense than it did during the height of the Cold War, the “rogue”states are relatively isolated, and at least one — North Korea — is probably terminal.

But despite these and other positive developments, this era of transition remains complex and dangerous. In much of the world, there still exists a potentially explosive mix of social, demographic, economic, and political conditions which run counter to the global trend toward democracy and economic reform. I will highlight the most significant of these.

Demographic Trends

Global population will increase some 20 percent between now and 2010, with 95 percent of that growth occurring in the developing areas that can least afford it. Many of these states will experience the “youth bulge phenomena” (a relatively high percentage of the population between 18 and 25 years of age) which, historically, has been a key factor in instability. At the same time, we are witnessing virtually unchecked urbanization in many developing regions as millions of the world’s poorest people move from rural to urban areas each year. These factors are straining the leadership, infrastructure, and resources of many developing states and regions. Some governments — mostly in the developing world — will be unable to cope with these challenges.

Read more at ; http://fas.org/irp/congress/1997_hr/s970205d.htm

And along with the international concerns about Peak Earth Philosophies The Western Governments through their central banks monetary policies are making everyone dependent on a government handout to control the rate of consumption because they ALL believe this , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZT6YpCsapg
Division politics historically have always been used during times when a nation was gripped with lack of durable supply . Today the world is entering yet again such a period of time .
http://www.peakresources.org/
http://www.fastcoexist.com/3041927/the-world-has-reached-peak-chick…
I terms of worldwide supply demand which this chart reflects , http://a.citywirecontent.co.uk/images/2012/03/28/578269-System__Resources__Image-640999.gif , if you look at the periods of stagnate growth on the chart during those periods volatility and fiat debt expansion was because demand was out pacing supply . The massive volatility in the lead up to WW2 was because by the time free market understanding of the demand on durable supply ( what supply is needs to sustain human life ) was out pacing the production of durable supply it was to late to avert the reality of this lack of supply . Every time there was a period where we entered into a demand out pacing supply societies somewhere in the world were in chaos and fighting , genocide and totalitarian governments ruled .
We are in one of those periods and we are fast coming to a point where fiat debt cannot continue without some kind of innovation that can show the free market a way to sustain population growth like happened in the past periods like the Industrial BOOM of the late 1930s ,40s, and 50s , and the tech combined with industrial BOOM of the late 1970s , 80s , and 90s .
Its funny that even with this clear understanding with futures traded markets being traded in high frequency real time , not like it was back in the days of slow information communication , we still see a delay in reaction to demand out pacing supply , but that can be attributed to the Political interaction we see like Divide politics and other interventions into the economic , and social aspects of society .
Agenda 21 is to oppress us all into zero growth mode . They don’t think we can be educated enough to self regulate .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwfir3jh1V4

Two days on is enough time to fill your large water tank to last the rest of the week, in the same way a UPS with large capacity batteries will supply electricity during power cuts. Won’t work once people understand this.
Other people will store water and sell it as with petrol during strikes and shortages. Only the poor and people that do not think ahead will lose out. there will be riots, and cholera epidemic!