Propaganda

And the city says, nigga, Chester Water Authority, you ain't got the right to sell because you are not a company. You are part of the city of Philadelphia. Chester Water Authority is like, my G. I mean, what the hell you want us to do? How does this stuff become legal? Well, like same way any other stick come legal. They just you lobby candidates all the time.

And the city says, nigga, Chester Water Authority, you ain't got the right to sell because you are not a company. You are part of the city of Philadelphia. Chester Water Authority is like, my G. I mean, what the hell you want us to do? How does this stuff become legal? Well, like same way any other stick come legal. They just you lobby candidates all the time.

And the only way to stop this is you got to sign up to some sort of city council newsletter or something to be able to walk up in there and protest the shit. Nigga, good luck. Now, let's talk about specifically California. All right. I bring up specifically California because of all this stuff about the fire hydrants and water issues that we had recently.

And the only way to stop this is you got to sign up to some sort of city council newsletter or something to be able to walk up in there and protest the shit. Nigga, good luck. Now, let's talk about specifically California. All right. I bring up specifically California because of all this stuff about the fire hydrants and water issues that we had recently.

And the only way to stop this is you got to sign up to some sort of city council newsletter or something to be able to walk up in there and protest the shit. Nigga, good luck. Now, let's talk about specifically California. All right. I bring up specifically California because of all this stuff about the fire hydrants and water issues that we had recently.

Remember that the water that waters Los Angeles comes from the north. It comes from right up under Sacramento through the California aqueduct that was put together by this man named Mulholland. So the Mulholland Pass, Mulholland Drive, that was all based on this man that made Los Angeles be possible because he just went up there just like any other colonizer and was like, I'll buy your water.

Remember that the water that waters Los Angeles comes from the north. It comes from right up under Sacramento through the California aqueduct that was put together by this man named Mulholland. So the Mulholland Pass, Mulholland Drive, that was all based on this man that made Los Angeles be possible because he just went up there just like any other colonizer and was like, I'll buy your water.

Remember that the water that waters Los Angeles comes from the north. It comes from right up under Sacramento through the California aqueduct that was put together by this man named Mulholland. So the Mulholland Pass, Mulholland Drive, that was all based on this man that made Los Angeles be possible because he just went up there just like any other colonizer and was like, I'll buy your water.

And they was like, water ain't for sale. He was like, yeah, it is. And went over their heads and bought the water. Built a hole, basically like when you was a kid at the beach and you dig a little thing in the sand to make the water go a certain way. That's basically what he did through the middle of California to bring water to Los Angeles. Now, Los Angeles did have one river.

And they was like, water ain't for sale. He was like, yeah, it is. And went over their heads and bought the water. Built a hole, basically like when you was a kid at the beach and you dig a little thing in the sand to make the water go a certain way. That's basically what he did through the middle of California to bring water to Los Angeles. Now, Los Angeles did have one river.

And they was like, water ain't for sale. He was like, yeah, it is. And went over their heads and bought the water. Built a hole, basically like when you was a kid at the beach and you dig a little thing in the sand to make the water go a certain way. That's basically what he did through the middle of California to bring water to Los Angeles. Now, Los Angeles did have one river.

That was the San Gabriel River.

That was the San Gabriel River.

That was the San Gabriel River.

that starts in the top of the san gabriel foothills and comes into what we call the la river which is paved which there is a movement to unpave that because that would probably help us with a lot of climate issues but either way that was an actual river it was enough to support the native tribes here because it wasn't that many people here and they had sense enough to not plant plants that need the water that they ain't got they wasn't trying to build a city in the area that ain't supposed to be a city nigga have you ever been to las vegas

that starts in the top of the san gabriel foothills and comes into what we call the la river which is paved which there is a movement to unpave that because that would probably help us with a lot of climate issues but either way that was an actual river it was enough to support the native tribes here because it wasn't that many people here and they had sense enough to not plant plants that need the water that they ain't got they wasn't trying to build a city in the area that ain't supposed to be a city nigga have you ever been to las vegas

that starts in the top of the san gabriel foothills and comes into what we call the la river which is paved which there is a movement to unpave that because that would probably help us with a lot of climate issues but either way that was an actual river it was enough to support the native tribes here because it wasn't that many people here and they had sense enough to not plant plants that need the water that they ain't got they wasn't trying to build a city in the area that ain't supposed to be a city nigga have you ever been to las vegas

There should not be a city there. Y'all ever been to the Inland Empire? There should not be that many humans there, according to the Earth, unless you pump water over there. The natives were fine. The indigenous communities figured out how to live in the shit for thousands of years. But, uh, you know. We had to do our thing. Now, some vocabulary.

There should not be a city there. Y'all ever been to the Inland Empire? There should not be that many humans there, according to the Earth, unless you pump water over there. The natives were fine. The indigenous communities figured out how to live in the shit for thousands of years. But, uh, you know. We had to do our thing. Now, some vocabulary.

There should not be a city there. Y'all ever been to the Inland Empire? There should not be that many humans there, according to the Earth, unless you pump water over there. The natives were fine. The indigenous communities figured out how to live in the shit for thousands of years. But, uh, you know. We had to do our thing. Now, some vocabulary.