In California the average newly developed residential acre
of land can return annually at least $20,000 in property taxes to the state,
county and local governments. This doesn’t include income taxes and sales tax collected
on purchases of goods by the average family that lives on that acre of land.
Now, how much do think a head of lettuce pays in property
taxes and sales tax in one year? Correct, not much and remember they don’t vote.
This paves the way to California’s future and the demise of
the most productive farming region in the world. California’s Central Valley
and beyond will slowly be turned into parking lots, housing developments and
strip malls, all for the sake of the almighty buck and more importantly the
political élite.
You see it’s far more profitable for California’s political élite
to turn water denied farmland into more profitable means.
At the top of their list of ideas for this land are solar
farms that will generate the power for these new developments that will soon be
peppered throughout the region. Many of California’s politicians have already dipped
their toes into this new California industry. Some are going as far as saying these
representatives of the people are taking advantage of the drought by adding to
the problem by stopping all water to California farmers which was announced
this week, thus causing the land to be nearly worthless. Land made worthless by
Federal edict means somebodies about to get rich, real rich.
But don’t you worry; filling those new homes isn’t going to
be a problem. Many are now moving out of the Golden State because they can see
through this self-serving political élite. Based on the California’s liberal immigration
policies many are expecting half of Mexico to be living in southern California
within the next forty years.
You see California’s powerful need the state’s farmland to
survive. Like a head of lettuce without water, a California politician will shrivel
up in the noonday’s sun without votes.
Enter, California’s convenient drought!!!! – N.P.Contompasis
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