I often wonder at LE’s complete lack of awareness.
Profane insults from him to follow -- 3, 2, 1...
I often wonder at LE’s complete lack of awareness.
If the drought continues they will have to turn to desalination...If water rates were about double what they are now, desalinating sea water would make economic sense with current technology.
Nice of you to stick up for your boy...Profane insults from him to follow -- 3, 2, 1...
I do have a knack for hitting the target when it comes to partisan hacks like you who haven’t a clue. Seems long ago I struck a nerve on you that you still can’t shake.Nice of you to stick up for your boy...
Profound insults are what is usually thrown at that pinhead
Case in point. I noticed today that the golf course ( I think its been abandoned) off of the 15 around Penesquitos Dr is being graded. My guess..more homes.Yes I understand why to the progressive minded that building restrictions are seen as limiting. But my take on urban sprawl is a bit different in that I see bulldozing and building on all the green and open spaces as being a short term solution that isn't in the interest of the vast majority of the states current residents. And by that I simply mean all those new building will soon fill up with people and ten years down the road California will end up only end be even more populated while still being overpriced... but with less open and public spaces for people to enjoy; from the perspective of people currently living in the state.
Do you think they employ the same amount of wotkers at the WV municipal water district as San Diego does?West Virginia and Connecticut have plenty of water, so why are their rates higher?
The course was closed by the owners with no plans for future use of the site. Troon had taken over, raised the fees, made some nice changes but not enough to legitimize the rate hikes. The number of rounds dipped, the owner made a business decision. Those I know that worked there all found other jobs in the industry. Shame any course closes. San Luis Rey Downs hurt as did Stoneridge in Poway.Case in point. I noticed today that the golf course ( I think its been abandoned) off of the 15 around Penesquitos Dr is being graded. My guess..more homes.
The course was closed by the owners with no plans for future use of the site. Troon had taken over, raised the fees, made some nice changes but not enough to legitimize the rate hikes. The number of rounds dipped, the owner made a business decision. Those I know that worked there all found other jobs in the industry. Shame any course closes. San Luis Rey Downs hurt as did Stoneridge in Poway.
Escondido was a boring tract and never very well maintained.Escondido Country Club closed a few years back and became housing. The same developer bought Stoneridge in Poway and lost a public vote to convert part of it to senior housing -- I think it is just going wild now. The Oaks North course that we lived next to for a few years is still alive helped to some degree by the fact that most of their irrigation water comes from wells on the course (they use city water for the greens).
You're a delusional pin headed fool...you erased all doubt years ago. You really should stop posting.I do have a knack for hitting the target when it comes to partisan hacks like you who haven’t a clue. Seems long ago I struck a nerve on you that you still can’t shake.
Well here it is 2022...Trump demanded that Saudi Arabia cut back production back in 2020. According to Trump, he worked out a deal where OPEC producers would all agree to reduce their output. The reason we now have high oil prices is that they have not returned their production to pre-pandemic levels. Hey, by the media’s standards of what makes a politician responsible for an event in the world, this is practically airtight.
It’s more than a bit bizarre that Donald Trump literally boasted about getting oil producers to cut production, but somehow President Biden is held responsible for high gas prices.
High Gas Prices Are Donald Trump's Fault
According to Trump, he worked out a deal where OPEC producers would all agree to reduce their output.cepr.net
Do you have idea why production had to be reduced at that time? or are you just regurgitating leftist propaganda?Trump demanded that Saudi Arabia cut back production back in 2020. According to Trump, he worked out a deal where OPEC producers would all agree to reduce their output. The reason we now have high oil prices is that they have not returned their production to pre-pandemic levels. Hey, by the media’s standards of what makes a politician responsible for an event in the world, this is practically airtight.
It’s more than a bit bizarre that Donald Trump literally boasted about getting oil producers to cut production, but somehow President Biden is held responsible for high gas prices.
High Gas Prices Are Donald Trump's Fault
According to Trump, he worked out a deal where OPEC producers would all agree to reduce their output.cepr.net
Funny when you try to state the obvious, very trump-like, but fail.Do you have idea why production had to be reduced at that time? or are you just regurgitating leftist propaganda?
Let me fill you in with the facts. Oil prices had collapsed due to a massive oversupply and actually reached negative prices. In order to protect the US oil industry and the US economy supply had to be restrained. The ability to store the oil was at risk if production wasn't reduced. Basic economics here, supply out paces demand, prices go down so you reduce supply to manage the market prices. This is what Trump did. Of course when demand out paces supply, prices rise and then you need to increase supply...this is what Biden didn't do. He did the opposite.
Do you have idea why production had to be reduced at that time? or are you just regurgitating leftist propaganda?
Let me fill you in with the facts. Oil prices had collapsed due to a massive oversupply and actually reached negative prices. In order to protect the US oil industry and the US economy supply had to be restrained. The ability to store the oil was at risk if production wasn't reduced. Basic economics here, supply out paces demand, prices go down so you reduce supply to manage the market prices. This is what Trump did. Of course when demand out paces supply, prices rise and then you need to increase supply...this is what Biden didn't do. He did the opposite.
Unfortunately for us, its not that obvious to Biden.