[calcowgirl]

Check out the story at the link that tubebender posted.

(snip)

Humboldt County Supervisor Jill Geist, who has been a part of the settlement talks, said the report is crucial to leveraging a settlement. Money that could be used toward decommissioning of the dams was approved as part of a bond measure passed by California voters last month. Geist said groups have had productive conversations lately that could produce an offer to Pacificorp for the dams by mid-month.

[tubebender]

Pacificorp's only concern is getting the most largess from the taxpayers because less power available means more money from ratepayers for the remaining juice to our homes and businesses...

[SierraWasp]

"Money that could be used toward decommissioning of the dams was approved as part of a bond measure passed by California voters last month."

OMG!!! See??? This is the kind of stuff that you and tubularman can bring to the table and add weight to the fraud of Schwartzenfrauder and this GANG-GREEN bunch of human haters being in league with each other to engage in "RURAL CLEANSING" of not only Klamath Basin farmers, but will soon be working on ag people all over eastern CA in Schwartzenfrauder's 25 million acre Sierra-Nevada CONservancy covering 1/5th of CA!!!

It all fits together, people!!! All of it fits like pieces of a jig-saw puzzle!!!