Water ATMs - Coming to a street corner near you?

Given the drought in California currently, I found this interesting. Think about it. Water any time you want it. Just swipe your card! If you reach your ration limit you get a message that tells you....you could also get a receipt with your "water balance remaining". Tied into your license or I.D. or EBT card.


Seems the video doesn't play right but here is the Link

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

There is a risk when TPTB control your water rations. It can powerful weapon against humanity, even genocide. Is water equally distributed? What happens when it won´t give you water or ATM is broken.

Um,,,, its piped to nearly everyones homes, they would have to cut off all supplies for this to be implemented. A clean water supplie is basic human requirments by government, it will never happen.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

I looked at the water found on Mars thread and was thinking. They found water, but what processes will be needed to make it usable. Then there is money to invest in this “ATM” machines so we can pay more, but cannot make seawater drinkable profitably for use?

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

it might also inlcude:

" thank you, $xyz has been deducted from your account."

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Here's another video. It shows a water ATM after about a minute and a half...

a reply to: SyxPak

That raise a question "WHY groundwater in India is so unhealthy"

India’s declining groundwater resources are the product of a number of drivers.

Utilization of groundwater facilitates irrigated agriculture in areas far from rivers; in fact, this was key to the agricultural “green revolution” that occurred from the mid 1960s.

In places where surface water is available but unsafe for drinking or farming—more than 70% of India’s surface water resources are polluted by human waste or toxic chemicals

groundwater has often been seen as a safe alternative.

Urban water supply infrastructure is often poor and unreliable: well drilling is typically the most economical means of obtaining household water.
In Delhi, the local government estimates that 40% of the water transmitted through the mains system is lost through leakages ; for many, the only other alternative to bores are expensive supplies purchased from water-trucks.

India groundwater crisis

Did some digging
Water ATMs are innovation of the business called Piramal foundation. ATMs are designed by Frog Design, water is coming from company called Sarjaval.
Piramal Group, preciously known as Piramal Healthcare Ltd, has a NESTLE connection as one of the main figures Dr. Swati A Piramal has joined NESTLE board of directors in NESTLE India limited
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More about Piramal Forbes[ /url]

MUMBAI: The hunter has become the hunted. In the second-largest deal ever in the Indian pharma industry, US-based Abbott Laboratories has acquired the pharmaceuticals solution business of Piramal Healthcare for $3.72 billion (Rs 17,500 crore).

[url=http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Abbott-buys-Piramals-pharma-arm-for-3-7bn/articleshow/5960176.cms]LINK

Makes you wonder.. Doesn´t it?
NESTLE involvement is something which we should look about when there is something sinister going on.

Ehh, it seems like government or corporate entities controlling the water via machine based rationing is a recipe for trouble...

originally posted by: ICycle2
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

I looked at the water found on Mars thread and was thinking. They found water, but what processes will be needed to make it usable. Then there is money to invest in this “ATM” machines so we can pay more, but cannot make seawater drinkable profitably for use?

We don't need water, we need to get rid of the geoengineering psycho's and bankers. We need to form councils of citizens, and recyle water plus follow the humble pistol shrimp in generating with HZ the temperature of the sun through implosion, and have endless abundant energy out of water.

We aren't going to mars for the water, to import it or something.

In facto, Mars is in use, and not just from our planet, and they were pretty harsh warriors in the past.

Sleeper has written things about the humans volunteering to go there, as some kind of offering to the native species there, think they're reptiles or something.

People shouldn't be signing for anything, or trust the corporate flag they're under.

Its the corporate flags that are the evil, running an abundant system as scarsity, using radiation and explosive technologies, destructive instead of clean, harmonious non dangerous implosive technologies.

People need to WAKE UP.

a reply to: dollukka

That is some good work there Doll!! Good Job on that! Yes, I have seen Nestle's tied to some other nefarious looking arrangements in the past...... None come to mind currently, but they are out there! See Ya round! Syx.

a reply to: dollukka

The name Nestle keeps cropping up all over in the water business. It's the world's 24th largest company if I remember correctly.