So-called "toilet-to-tap" drinking water – meaning water that is recycled through the sewer system and fed back through people's taps – is going global, thanks to the World Economic Forum (WEF).
What up until now has just been a slow-transition experiment in places like Southern California is the new blueprint for watering the world, according to the globalist outfit, which is also pushing the infamous "Great Reset." (Related: The WEF also openly bragged in a recent promotional video about communist China chemtrail-ing the world to fight global warming.)
In order to maximize "sustainability" and ensure a "green" future, the WEF says that the peons of the world will have to drink reclaimed sewage water. The Times writer Sir James Bevan agrees, having written in a recent op-ed that "drinking recycled sewage is the future."
Bevan's views, by the way, are a reiteration of WEF doctrines that have been circulating for several years now. Both Bevan and the WEF agree that the world is drying up due to "climate change," and that the only way to ensure enough water for everyone is to send it from toilet back to tap.
"The recent rainfall hasn't changed the underlying position in this country: many parts are likely to stay in drought for months, and if we have a dry winter then next year will be even more challenging," Bevan writes.
"We will need to be less squeamish about where our drinking water comes from. Part of the solution will be to reprocess the water that results from sewage treatment and turn it back into drinking water – perfectly safe and healthy, but not something many people fancy."
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Bevan's solution, which is also the WEF's solution, is to force everyone to drink and bathe in water that was previously urinated and defecated in before getting flushed down the toilet.
Bevan says people need to "change the way they think about water" by agreeing to use recycled water rather than pure water from the earth.
"If we are going to get there, we are all going to have to think differently," he goes on to write. "Some of these measures will be unpopular, so future governments will need to show political will."
Thinking back to basic high school science, it is important to keep in mind that there is a fixed amount of water on planet earth. That water moves around from place to place in different forms, which can make it seem like it is "drying up" in some places, but the fact remains that water is a fixed resource.
With that in mind, if there are drought conditions in one area, chances are there is an excess of water somewhere else. It is just a matter of harnessing water from wherever it is available – and after using it, allowing the earth to filter and replenish our natural resources.
To suggest that we must all start drinking filtered urine and diarrhea in order to "cool" the planet for a sustainable future is just more unscientific lunacy. This is about control, not preserving precious natural resources.
"The entire cabal should be forced to drink this filth and eat the bugs they want to force on us," wrote a commenter. "After they've received all the poison vaccines they created, of course."
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