Comments by "S L" (@sl4983) on "Water regulations could destroy family farms in Idaho" video.

  1. CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY BY IDAHO GOVERNOR!!!
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  2. 3:30 He said it right there, "these guys are attacking our food supply"
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  3. GROSS IRRESPONSIBILITY BY THE IDAHO DEPT OF WATER RESOURCES
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  4. How the heck does the Idaho water resources dept prevent farmers from using water???
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  5. What In The World????
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  6.  @hanshansen3885  Wrong. You sound like AI. There is plenty enough water.
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  7.  @jameskerrigan2997  No it absolutely DIDN'T need to be done. Watch again. The aquifers are busting at the seams.
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  8. And YT is blocking comments!!
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  9. Where are the comments???
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  10. Force stop your YouTube app if it doesn't let you comment. Then open it again.
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  11. "From 2016 through 2022 groundwater pumpers, on average, conserved (through pumping reductions and aquifer recharge) over 312,000 acre-feet of water annually – much more than was required under the 2015 settlement agreement between canal and groundwater users," he adds. There have been additional efforts made by farmers and other groundwater users to modernize, for instance, the Twin Falls Canal, only to have their offer rejected. It is almost as if the powers that be in Idaho want to starve the state's farmers of water in order to create a food crisis. "It's hard to understand why the department chooses to be so openly hostile to groundwater irrigators or why they decided to inflict widespread, massive curtailment on the state in a year when water is abundantly plentiful," Young writes. "This is not what sound resource management looks like."
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  12. Un agenda 2030
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  13.  @hanshansen3885  You're either ai or a troll.
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  14.  @jameskerrigan2997  Well that tells you it's not up and up.
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  15.  @hanshansen3885  Has to do with Georgia Guidestones.
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  16.  @Skeelo211  well people need to be outraged and tell them to STOP DOING THIS. WE DO NOT ACCEPT YOUR SHENANIGANS!
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  17. What????
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  18. Yes they do!
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  19.  @mackm1456  "From 2016 through 2022 groundwater pumpers, on average, conserved (through pumping reductions and aquifer recharge) over 312,000 acre-feet of water annually – much more than was required under the 2015 settlement agreement between canal and groundwater users," he adds. There have been additional efforts made by farmers and other groundwater users to modernize, for instance, the Twin Falls Canal, only to have their offer rejected. It is almost as if the powers that be in Idaho want to starve the state's farmers of water in order to create a food crisis. "It's hard to understand why the department chooses to be so openly hostile to groundwater irrigators or why they decided to inflict widespread, massive curtailment on the state in a year when water is abundantly plentiful," Young writes. "This is not what sound resource management looks like."
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  20.  @AlleyCat-1  The water is for a company called Jervois
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  21. It's not just McDonald's duf
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  22.  @hanshansen3885  Yes, he actually is.
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  23. "From 2016 through 2022 groundwater pumpers, on average, conserved (through pumping reductions and aquifer recharge) over 312,000 acre-feet of water annually – much more than was required under the 2015 settlement agreement between canal and groundwater users," he adds. There have been additional efforts made by farmers and other groundwater users to modernize, for instance, the Twin Falls Canal, only to have their offer rejected. It is almost as if the powers that be in Idaho want to starve the state's farmers of water in order to create a food crisis. "It's hard to understand why the department chooses to be so openly hostile to groundwater irrigators or why they decided to inflict widespread, massive curtailment on the state in a year when water is abundantly plentiful," Young writes. "This is not what sound resource management looks like."
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  24. This is Disgusting. Biden is going to allow this??
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  25. What does
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  26. 🙄
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  27.  @donaldkasper8346  They're reserving the water for a local company called Jervois!
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  28. Good question
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  29. What a quip answer.
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  30. Bs
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  31. From 2016 through 2022 groundwater pumpers, on average, conserved (through pumping reductions and aquifer recharge) over 312,000 acre-feet of water annually – much more than was required under the 2015 settlement agreement between canal and groundwater users," he adds. There have been additional efforts made by farmers and other groundwater users to modernize, for instance, the Twin Falls Canal, only to have their offer rejected. It is almost as if the powers that be in Idaho want to starve the state's farmers of water in order to create a food crisis. "It's hard to understand why the department chooses to be so openly hostile to groundwater irrigators or why they decided to inflict widespread, massive curtailment on the state in a year when water is abundantly plentiful," Young writes. "This is not what sound resource management looks like."
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  32. "From 2016 through 2022 groundwater pumpers, on average, conserved (through pumping reductions and aquifer recharge) over 312,000 acre-feet of water annually – much more than was required under the 2015 settlement agreement between canal and groundwater users," he adds. There have been additional efforts made by farmers and other groundwater users to modernize, for instance, the Twin Falls Canal, only to have their offer rejected. It is almost as if the powers that be in Idaho want to starve the state's farmers of water in order to create a food crisis. "It's hard to understand why the department chooses to be so openly hostile to groundwater irrigators or why they decided to inflict widespread, massive curtailment on the state in a year when water is abundantly plentiful," Young writes. "This is not what sound resource management looks like."
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  33.  @randallthomas5207  Thank you
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  34. 😯
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  35.  @shawnhayhurst9445  unbelievable
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  36. It's intentional destruction of our food supply
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