Space Forum / Astronomy / January 2007

... Welcome my friends to real world :
...
First, Australia Mining Pioneer, Sir Turcaud,  is continuously barred
from returning to Australia & to bring that terrible DDD to an
halt  !!!
...and since I started it believe you me, mates,  that I know how to
stop it indeed  i.e. bring the normal regime of water back to normal

Second, 100 fires going on North of Perth today ... now the fires
plague spreading in WA after all other states

Third, Howard is supporting recycled water for all in Australia while
drinking himself on his table Vichy, Perrier or Volvic water imported
from France :

Read that eye opening article now from Reuters to realise that all
markers are on the red down under and further still that Convict
Rabble on top refuse to do the only think that will work, clearly  :

PRAY  SIR TURCAUD TO RETURN TO AUSTRALIA !!!

please read on now

Sir jpturcaud
Australia Mining Pioneer
Founder of the True Geology

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AUSTRALIANS TO SWALLOW UNPALATABLE RECYCLED WATER

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AUSTRALIA: January 30, 2007

SYDNEY - All Australian states will be forced to use purified waste
water for drinking if the current 100-year drought continues, said the
premier of Queensland state on Monday, after being the first to
approve recycled water.

"I think in the end, because of the drought, all of Australia is going
to end up drinking recycled purified water," said Peter Beattie,
premier of the tropical state of Queensland.
"These are ugly decisions, but you either drink water or you die.
There's no choice. It's liquid gold, it's a matter of life and death,"
he told local radio.

Beattie announced on Sunday that Australia's second largest state
would become the first to use recycled water for drinking.

But the practice, which is used in Israel, Singapore, the United
States and parts of Europe, does not have widespread public support in
Australia.

To try to change opinions, Prime Minister John Howard and Environment
Minister Malcolm Turnbull have backed Queensland's move.

"I am very strongly in favour of recycling and Mr Beattie is right and
I agree with him completely," Howard said on Monday.

Turnbull said Australian cities, all now facing falling dam levels
because of the worst drought on record, must incorporate recycled
water in their water plans.

"Recycling is a real option for our cities," Turnbull told reporters
on Monday. "All of our big cities have to expand the range of water
sources they have and include sources which are not dependent on
rainfall," he said.

Australia's other five states and two territories have rejected the
use of recycled drinking water, opting for desalination plants or
tapping into underground water.

RUNNING DRY

Beattie had promised to hold a statewide vote on the controversial
issue of recycled drinking water but said the current drought had left
him no choice but to authorise plans to start building water-recycling
plants.

"I always indicated that if the drought continued...and we got to a
position where we had no choice, we would do it anyway. We're at that
no-choice position," he said.

Queensland Water Commission documents predict the state could start
running out of drinking water in two years and could be dry by 2009,
said Queensland's Courier Mail newspaper.

Beattie said inflows into Queensland dams in December were 80 percent
lower than those in December 2004, the previously lowest levels. The
dam system that supplies the state capital Brisbane was 20 percent
lower than previously lowest levels.

Beattie said some residents would oppose drinking recycled water. The
drought-hit Queensland town of Toowoomba, 140 km (85 miles) west of
Brisbane, voted against recycled water in 2006, despite a decade of
tough water restrictions.

"We've made it clear that the water that we will put in will meet all
health and safety requirements and will be probably better than what
we're drinking now," he said.

Story by Michael Perry

REUTERS NEWS SERVICE