Crying wolf once again! Henry Lamb exposes newest tactics to control America

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Saturday, August 31, 2002 | Henry Lamb

[AAABEST]

If their ideas can't float with private financing ...

The Conservancy has reported assets of well over 2 billion, I know Audubon and WWF are huge as well.

[MissAmericanPie]

Then they hardly need our tax dollars, so why should they be allowed to have government funding?

[AAABEST]

so why should they be allowed to have government funding?

That's easy. So they can burn, flood, bankrupt and bring affliction on American communities.

[madfly]

Click here for tons of Information on TNC and similar groups,
at UndueInfluence.com search engine for Environmentalists Funding and Income

P>Revenue and Expenses: Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2000

  Revenue

  Expenses

Contributions	$445,326,081
Government Grants	$0
Program Services	$163,851,282
Investments	$171,764,755
Special Events	$732,481
Sales	$(1,472,574)
Other	$4,061,586

Program Services	$306,864,399
Administration	$40,223,828
Other	$45,711,617
Total Expenditures	$392,799,844

Total Revenue

$784,263,611

NET GAIN/LOSS

$391,463,767

The financial statement above shows nothing in the "Government Grants" block, but that does not mean TNC receives no taxpayer funding. In fact TNC in FY 2000 received $60,085,455 in contract fees from the federal government, plus $81,925,124 from the sale of private land to federal agencies. Thus TNC received a total of at least $142,010,579, or a little more than 18% of its total revenue, from the federal government in 2000.

[madfly]

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[G.Mason]

"Agricultural water use is typically misrepresented to the public. Say a unit of water is diverted to irrigation. Part of it is actually "consumed" by the plant itself, part is "transpired" or evaporated to the air. The largest part goes back to the ground - subsurface flow to the rivers and deep percolation to the aquifer."

That's very true.

Also the average tree transpires 50 or more gallons of water into the air daily.

My point was that we, as household consumers, use very little of the water consumed for all uses daily and most all the water used is put back into the ground or air.

The "doomsdayers" would have us believe that when we flush a toilet the water goes to another universe to be lost forever.

Personally, I'm not going to live in a cave eating bugs and berries as the insane enviromentalists would have us.

I have my own well and am my own water company!

I maintain it, monitor it and use it.

[TonyWojo]

Reading this make me HOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWLLLLLLL, like a wolf.

They cry water shortage, give it a year or two and let them finish CERP, and I will be a rich man because I will be overwhelmed with a valuable comodity

Water Water everywhere , and non is there to drink.

[madfly]

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[Leper Messiah]

Ahhh, a refreshing breath of sanity. :-)

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