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No One Important's avatar

Excellent article Jeff. You answered your own question: "Will this new position regulate everyone equally—or just pile more rules on rural landowners while exempting tribal developments?

Because if recent history is any guide, drought declarations aren’t about weather.

They’re about money, messaging, and selective enforcement."

Democrats LOVE control. Is it narcissism? Do they think they know what's best for the rest of us. Are their heads swollen? Do they get sexual pleasure from the power of controlling us? I believe that's it, and it is fueled by money they siphon off when they're in charge of everything.

We already have water boards, water regulation, water studies, water controls, water taxes, water restoration projects, dams, reservoirs. Why do we need a "Water Steward"????

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Timothy Weller's avatar

"Why do we need a Water Steward"???? Because the person picked to hold that title is currently working from Grant Money that is about to expire and is non-renewable. All of the inside dealings that we are witnessing are the products of a "process" that has been quietly taking shape via closed door "public meetings", covert Zoom, private coversations, and laundering taxpayer money. Unless one is a theorist, pursuing extraordinary thinking and concepts, one gets left in the dark where the lightswitch has been moved from where it has been traditionally located. People speak of "thinking outside the box", yet have no idea of the maze and convoluted processes that have been set up just prior to the egress, being trapped inside the box. If one cannot think like a criminal, the chances of apprehending or bringing them to justice is slim to non-existent. The "Water Steward" is a ruse, creating a career for a "slacker" college graduate who cannot find a job in their "major", Liberal Arts. Deception requires a degree, it is an "art".

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Steve O.'s avatar

Timothy Weller I enjoyed the thought process involved in your missive. In the fourth sentence the subject of theory was mentioned. IMO every theory depends upon a hypothesis. The hypothesis depends upon an original premise which is the result of data. If the data is contaminated the theory does not fulfill any objective measurement or scientific rigor. When important civil servants believe that their cause is ethereal inside their conscious minds why wouldn't their conscious require any means necessary?

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Steve O.'s avatar

LOL I was a slacker until the college fund became insolvent. I never linked a college education to employment I wanted to meet girls. The best job I ever possessed was a union job at a railroad company and I was only 18. I regret wasting my parent's savings on the higher education but I did enjoy reading about Freud and Jung in addition to learning about the third art period in Greece.

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Robert James's avatar

Demon-rats! And Republi-crats! Bought and paid for! The best governance money can buy!

'It's a long, long way to Tipperary...and a long way home!'😊

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Steve O.'s avatar

I hate the bleak aspect of determinism but sometimes I feel like all human behavior is already determined.

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Steve O.'s avatar

No One Important I share your opinion about sexual lust and narcissism. I believe that those two factors explain most of our current problems. They are hidden inside the subconscious so that the conscious mind is not aware of the subterfuge. This is why clarity on any issue is replaced with "good intentions". I tell my fiance constantly that the greatest threat to any advanced civilization is not cause by evil but alleged "good intentions". In college my favorite professor said the he feared the influence of that class of humans far more than any common criminal.

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Harold Crossley's avatar

It's a real shame that we don't have a news organization in town, or in the County, that informs people about how groups like the Tribe and self-serving water districts are screwing land owners who aren't connected. Thank you, Jeff, for keeping us informed!

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Jeff Tozzer's avatar

You're welcome :)

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John Worthington's avatar

We have one but they joined the North Olympic Development Council too. Their job is to hum the verses of the NODC and SERN.

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Robert James's avatar

Uni-verse-ity...(one voice) forever ingrained in the minds of the willing-chosen ones in academia! It's not only CIA who recruits and mind-controls /activates 'students'!

Academia was captured by Rockefellers in the early 1900's

Not everyone was captured of course...some made it through relatively untouched by the corruption...kind of like the 'Jibby-jab' crowd!

Don't you wonder why only 'some' people were killed or disabled or seriously affected by the 'jabs'?

'They' are not stupid...just psychopathic and genocidal/omnicidal!

By taking us out gradually, by many vectors, we hardly know what is happening!?

I wish we could change the course of what is happening but it looks like acceptance, as well as whatever we are individually and collectively willing to do is the order of the day.

If you don't believe in Higher Powers of Light, now might be a good time to investigate!

I'm a life-time agnostic non-believer but it sure looks like 'prophecy' is playing out!😊

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Billy T Wilson's avatar

It is ALWAYS rules for THEE but NOT for ME. Ann Soule, Susan Fisch... Narcissism at its extreme.

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Mark Swanson's avatar

Lol, I remember catching hell about 7-8 years ago when I was an editor at the PDN because I removed references to Sonny Sixkiller as “famous” in press releases from the JKT. I had never heard of the guy.

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Timothy Weller's avatar

Now you know, and they will never let you forget the face of JKT. I commend whoever came up with the marketing genius of Sonny Sixkiller; the principals are all living well off earned values of Taxpayer Citizens, with a bright future for the time being. The tide will continue to change as it has since "time immemorial." The best revenge is a good life.

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Robert James's avatar

Most still haven't...he might be AI!🤪

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Mark Swanson's avatar

He never played in the NFL and was never selected in the big league draft. He played in the World Football League, whoopdedoo!

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Garry Blankenship's avatar

The days of yester-year are fondly remembered by most all of us. Honoring those before us, their practices and accomplishments is respectful. The past aside, tribal descendants of today no longer weave baskets and fishing nets. Was Sonny Sixkiller good with a bow and arrow or was it a football ? Does he paddle the Salish seas in a dug out canoe to spread the ancestral gospel or is it lights, cameras, action ? Of all the heritages, histories and forefathers in this land of equality only a precious few are deemed to "matter". Taking a pro-rata view of our Federal teats, those claiming sovereignty are latched onto a disproportionate number of them. The term native American is miss-used, but if you lay claim to the term, yet get never ending hand outs and advantages. Why pay the tribes to save our water when we should be paying them for saving the mountains that hold the water; or should we be paying them at all ?

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Robert's avatar

In Arizona in 2023, the areas around Phoenix in Maricopa County halted new housing construction that relies on groundwater after a report from the Arizona Department of Water Resources stated that Arizona's growing population will outgrow its drought-stricken water supply if action isn't taken. So don't think a "water steward" cannot have tremendous power.

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Eric Fehrmann's avatar

Tremendous power is what backers of this added layer of bureaucracy of water czar are after. The stench coming from mouths of many of the CRC is that of disinformation and scare tactics to influence votes om ballot measures. Maybe a BS detector should be installed in the board room. Oh we already have one, when their lips are moving :)

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Robert James's avatar

There seems to be plenty of water for another 20-30,000 here at least...we'll be drinking recycled sewage water like LA...I still remember my disgust the first time I drank public water there 50 years ago!🤢

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E De Weese's avatar

If we are such a drought situation, why were so many homes approved! Where is the water coming from? Is this going to be even more of a drought situation for us who do live in the rural areas?

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John Worthington's avatar

A brand new development right off of Reservoir road off the 3rd street overpass. Nobody ever talks about that one.

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Robert James's avatar

It's all about 'stakeholders'...those with special interests who profit the most.

Chambers of Commerce and city counsels usually have a good sprinkling of lawyers, realtors and developers in them...'stakeholders'!😊

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Kathy's avatar

Last line of that last video: "The 7 Cedars Casino and the Cedars at Dungeness, it's all fun and games."

How's that saying go, it's all fun and games until someone loses an eye? In this case and every other case involving the tribe it's the public being gouged.

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Marni ONeill's avatar

Omg you’re staying up tonight! I work nights and anxiously await your updates in the morning

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MK's avatar
Jun 7Edited

Arm yourself with facts.

What's wrong with how the state is handling water issues? Why does our county need a position no other county has? WA state has been addressing water for a long time and has dedicated a fat RCW to it. I urge everyone to look it over, dig into subchapters and ask yourself if the CC water steward is overlap?

https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?Cite=90

For some additional reading and information to bolster your argument at at state level the MRSC has a good amount of information. For anyone unaware the MRSC is a nonprofit organization that helps local governments across Washington State better serve their communities by providing legal and policy guidance on any topic. MRSC believes the most effective local government is a well-informed one, and as cities, counties, and special purpose districts face rapid changes and significant challenges.

https://mrsc.org/explore-topics/environment/resources/water-rights

And further good news. Looks like the state has a bead on our local issues judging by the following documents.

https://ecology.wa.gov/water-shorelines/water-supply/protecting-stream-flows/instream-flow-implementation/dungeness-water-management

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/publications/documents/1011018.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwigq-rEi96NAxXbHzQIHWrlLhcQFnoECEwQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2CociaYpND8TDr9E_Z1JT_

I can only surmise a water steward is about local control of water. But who is in control of us locally...?

Water rules at the state level are ostensibly created by the elected representatives of the people. A water steward of Clallam County is being created to ultimately represent whom?

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Robert James's avatar

The NWO is in control, locally, regionally, nationally and globally...it's what they do...all by proxy...many people think they are heroes and philanthropists!😊

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Lloyd's avatar

Thinking they use some kind of PCR test to determine drought emercency.

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John Worthington's avatar

It a declaration to justify Nazi water rule.

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Lloyd's avatar

P - pre

C - concieved

R - results

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Robert James's avatar

Scamadocious!🤪

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John Worthington's avatar

I remember the remote control salmon and baffling presentation. Clea Rome had such a red face because she knew the Jimmycomelately counter argument was coming. I delivered it and they all pretended like they could not understand.

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Robert James's avatar

Same with the criminals in D.C....they just say they can't recall and they are off the hook.

They need to go to Gitmo until their memories improve!😁

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John Worthington's avatar

If they got rid of channeling it would save water. They (Water conservation district and everybody else. See Jimmycomelately.) already said that in 2004. But the re-channeling serves the purpose of taking property. So in 2004 that same year the same bunch of "experts" decided every other river needed re-channeling. They are liars every last one of them. Lear could not retire fast enough. Hals and Randy Johnson of Jamestown need to be shown the door.

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John Worthington's avatar

In four years of service for the EPA. Casey Sixkiller never responded to one letter, email or phone call. It is he and others that my 1 grand a week to play hide and seek sound bite is based upon.

The have 22 different policy positions on the same subject. They jump from one foot to the other 22 times and play hide and seek for a grand a week. Casey is and has been 2 grand a week...to play token figurehead.

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John Worthington's avatar

I can't emphasize the Jimmycomelately restoration project enough. The project received millions in federal grant funding to "restore" the Jimmycomelately watershed, , floodplain, salmon and estuary restoration to its historic state.

The water conservation district hired an engineer to draw it up. Randy Johnson was the Jamestown tribal expert, and there was one other expert. They submitted three designs. They argued on paper the reason for the designs. A design and reasoning was chosen. The end product was not "historic" and was never located in its current river channel. In the Jimmycomelately "science' hotel logs in the meandering zones cause more " bed scour" than what they are worth. They may hide from predators but its the water level that really help them more than the shade of logs. For the Jimmycomelately "science" they chose not to do hotel logs because of the threat of re-channeling and bed scour during the storms. The Tribe was all over that plan. For obvious reasons, the Water conservation district at the time agreed and the rest of the league went along because it had to be "historic' restoration..

Now of course 24 years later the new guard of experts wants to change the science because the water Nazi/ riparian crowd with the influential landscape industry moguls wants hotel logs scattered from the headwaters to the mouth. They want to make money while the split tributaries that could go anywhere gets them control of land. They take pictures with just about everybody but Cisco Morris with all of them going Oh-la-la. But.... Wait for the next storm. watch how many of those logs end up on the beach. Everyone of those logs scoured a salmon bed on its way there. This new science is bad, and is based on the want to profit and the lust to control. But they don't want to change the Jimmycomelately science and start re-channeling the Jimmycomelately after they do the "new science". Its the worst and most evil thing being done in my region at this time.

The Jimmycomelately hasn't moved in 25 years. It has been engineered to do what they could not do for Mr. McLaughlin when he owned the property where the longhouse is, or anyone else on a river for that matter. Engineer the river to protect the property owner from the river... This is how they take property and then built a non historic locations protected by their altered "science" when they occupy it. This is the beginning of the jumping from one foot to the other. None of them will even talk about it. They hate having to explain it and to them the "bad relationship" justifies it all.

The public needs to demand consistent river management policy

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MK's avatar

John Worthington for Clallam County water steward. No BS, just the facts.

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Robert James's avatar

'habitat kinda sucks'...Very scientific!

It's a racial/political/psychological /NWO coup and 'tribes' are being well compensated for their co-operation! Just like most of the 'politicians'!

The 'natives' have been co-opted by NWO and have fully embraced the 'capitalist' system which is actually not new to them.

Capital means 'of the head' as in capital punishment! The Haida up North used to 'plant' slaves under the corner-posts of new lodges! You can't make this stuff up!

The savage nature of humanity has never been more in evidence. This is financial and emotional/psychological de-capitation before the great political smash the Rothschilds' have planned!

The only thing we have left is our Spirit and Gates and others are trying to eliminate the 'religious' gene via vaccines so we will not even have the 'hope' of anything higher to aspire to.

The NWO controlled gov'ts are now condemning farm land all over the states because the gov't encouraged them to use sewage and industrial sludge on their soil...now gov't is saying the soil is contaminated with 'forever chemicals (PFAS) which they knew was in the sludge (along with God only knows what other toxic crap) and now condemning and paying liquidation prices for the land. Sound familiar?

We are being 'tanked' and if you think we are going to 'vote' our way out of this....😱😊

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