Up in my neck of the woods, we know that whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting. Wars break out up here over water rights. People are willing to die over their water rights. On December 7, 2020, California Water Derivatives began selling publicly on Chicago Mercantile Exchange's CME Group. The water derivatives futures are set by Nasdex. It is a first of its kind water market in the United States. Yes, for the first time, the powerful global elites can now make billions upon billions of dollars from transacting ...
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Up in my neck of the woods, we know that whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting. Wars break out up here over water rights. People are willing to die over their water rights. On December 7, 2020, California Water Derivatives began selling publicly on Chicago Mercantile Exchange's CME Group. The water derivatives futures are set by Nasdex. It is a first of its kind water market in the United States. Yes, for the first time, the powerful global elites can now make billions upon billions of dollars from transacting our California water. With this derivatives market, the actual water rights owners in California are now royally screwed. We, the little folks who own the water rights, will lose it all.In all reality, it's a racket. Literally. With elements which may lead to potential The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act violations.One guy stood in their way of pulling this off. Me.In order for the world's most powerful and richest to accomplish their sinister plan, they had to eliminate me, my voice, my newspaper, my news outlets. I had to be destroyed at any cost. They had to lie, defame, crush, imprison, kill me at any cost. They tried to do it all to silence me.I'm still alive. This is my book, this is my story, this is my voice.This is my warning I wrote for my community, up in the northern-most reaches of California, in Siskiyou County.In order to accomplish the goals of the global elites, we as a community had to be duped by people we trusted implicitly. We had to become willing sellers, sold out to hopeful cash, desperate, tired of fighting.This all began in 2003, as the creation of our local "water trust" or "water bank" was being established. When the highest level of the California Attorney General's office tried to send me to prison in 2003, I knew it was about water. I just didn't know about their big secret water plan. God, fortunately, gave me a mind to figure it out. This book is the compilation of my journalistic research and work product I've produced over the years.Someone should probably take it all and use it as a basis for one of the biggest RICO racketeering cases this nation has ever seen.Journalism sometimes is hell. Small-town journalism isn't for sissies.I also know that our biggest battles, our ultimate war, is played out on the spiritual level. Thus, this book is a spiritual challenge, as water is a spiritual resource.Daniel Webster is solutions oriented. He finds solutions for problems.Daniel Webster received his Juris Doctor from Western State University College of Law, in Fullerton, Calif., where he served as president of the Student Bar Association. He was awarded the American Jurisprudence Award for California Property Law, Torts, Constitutional Law, Professional and Moral Responsibility and Legal Writing. He was inducted into the Peter M Elliott American Inn of Court.In the mid-1980s, Mr. Webster was chosen to launch one of Apple Computer's first ten university bookstore test locations at Biola University to sell their new Macintosh. It was a success for the new tech company. Mr. Webster sold the original Apple Macintosh model and had a pre-Mac Lisa on his desk as well.Daniel Webster has always been solutions oriented, coming up with results-based projects to bring about the necessary marketing and technology impacts for his large corporate clients, such as Hughes Corporation, Rand Corporation, ARCO, Hilton and DirecTV.He was the editor and publisher of the Pioneer Press in Northern California - the heart of the State of Jefferson. Mr. Webster served as president of his Student Body Association at his alma mater Etna High School, in Etna, Calif. Webster did undergraduate work at Biola University, in La Mirada, Calif., with majors in Business Administration, Systems Analysis and Bible, as well as DeVry Institute of Technology.Mr. Webster currently publishes Scott Valley News, Yreka News, Mount Shasta News on Facebook
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