Not only are America’s largest “farmers” jewish, Stewart and Lynda Resnick are California’s single largest consumers of water, using more than all single-family homes in Los Angeles combined:
Stewart and Lynda Resnick are the biggest farmers in the United States. Resnick is the son of an Ukranian Jewish bartender. He is a lawyer
Stewart ’s never driven a tractor or opened an irrigation valve. He’s never put a dusty boot on the neck of a shovel and dug down into the soil. He wouldn’t know one of his Valencia orange groves from one of his Washington navel orange groves. The land to him isn’t real. It’s an economy of scale on a scale no one’s ever tried here. He grew up in New Jersey, where his father ran a bar. He came to California in the 1950s to remake himself.. He remade himself into a graduate of the UCLA law school
Back in 1978, the Resnicks entered the agricultural business with the purchase of some orange groves in Kern County (their initial fortune came not from agriculture but from the Teleflora flower delivery service). They later expanded their assets, buying farms on the cheap during the drought years of the late 1980s. Their company—then known as Paramount Farms, but now called the Wonderful Company—soon became the largest (corporate??) producer of pistachios and almonds in the world. Their many brands include Wonderful Pistachios, Halo clementines, Fiji Water, and Pom Wonderful.
Now, all that farming requires a ton of water. Fortunately for them, the Resnicks own a majority share of what’s known as the Kern Water Bank. The state spent $75 million developing this massive underground storage facility before mysteriously handing it off to Kern County officials, who then gave much of it to Westside Mutual Water Company, a private water supplier owned by the Resnicks.
In 2014, a superior court judge decided this shady series of transactions was just that—shady. He ruled that California’s Department of Water Resources hadn’t fully examined the environmental impacts of the water bank, and later ordered the Environmental Impact Review to be resubmitted.
In the meantime, the Resnicks have been going hog wild with all that water. Based on current estimates, their Central Valley crops receive more yearly water than the amount used by every single home in Los Angeles combined. Their citrus crops alone use up more water than the city of San Francisco.
Not only that, but, having also set up a huge network of deep groundwater wells, the Resnicks are water rich enough that they’ve actually been selling the increasingly precious commodity back to the state. So far, they’ve made about $30 million in the process…
It’s one of those persistent, age-old “canards” that Jews hate real work, especially farming, which requires back-breaking work and complete commitment to the land for often little reward except for the work itself and the sense of independence that it offers. If real work indeed “makes you free,” then Jews are perpetual slaves to their own natural repulsion toward it. And this goes a long way to explain how these Jews, who never worked a real day in their lives, can boast about being America’s largest “farmers”.
All jewish business activity tends toward monopoly and control of entire sections of the economy, and the Resnick’s control of California’s agriculture has also resulted in their control of an equally important resource: its water supply. Control of water has become a huge battleground worldwide, and Jews are right in the middle of it, because if they control the water and money supply, they control whatever they want. And in California, especially, water is king, as it is a desert that is make livable only by transporting water from hundreds of miles away.
WestWins
Must be nice being apart of the Federal Reserve ((( Fraternity ))).
Hey Schlomo……I want to start up a social media company. Schlomo hands over 100 million and poof — we now have FaceBerg.
Despite what the Media portrays…………jews are not self-made men.
Harrison Bergeron
Please note that it’s not a canard. The Talmud itself EXPLICITLY says that agriculture is the lowest form of work. Yebamoth 63a affirms this.
Chesterton
“Harrison Bergeron” is my favorite short story by Kurt Vonnegut, included in his collection, “Welcome To The Monkey House”. The opening paragraph has stuck in my mind since the first time I read it over 40 years ago, and it uncannily predicted our dystopian, judaized society today:
“THE YEAR WAS 2081, and everybody was finally equal. They weren’t only equal before God and the law. They were equal every which way. Nobody was smarter than anybody else. Nobody was better looking than anybody else. Nobody was stronger or quicker than anybody else. All this equality was due to the 211th, 212th, and 213th Amendments to the Constitution, and to the unceasing vigilance of agents of the United States Handicapper General. “
Bruce Arney
Micheal Bloomberg demands a box to stand on when he debates Trump. Some things never change.
Flanders
“[Gavin] Newsom Plans for a California Without Whites”
“When California’s new governor laid out his vision for the future, he made it clear that White people were not included.
When Newsom started his inauguration speech, he was quick to remind everyone there would be no future for white men, saying, “Every dream depends on the dreamers. It is up to us to renew the California Dream for a new generation. And now more than ever, it is up to us to defend it.” White children are already a minority in California and have been for many years. With white children representing 27% of people under the age of 18, it’s still too large for Newsom to handle. How did he come to think this way some may ask? ”
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“Who’s raised what, and from whom, for California governor”
“Gavin Newsom:
Large donors: Lynda and Stewart Resnick, agribusiness owners (56,400 each), computer scientist Scott Shenker ($56,400), tech investor Michelangelo Volpi ($28,200) and Robert J. Fisher, managing director of Pisces and son of The Gap co-founders Doris F. and Donald G. Fisher ($23,200).”
https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article129980249.html
km
They are cursed from growing anything.. They could not be farmers if they wanted to. It’s a biblical curse that still applies today…
luke2236
Control of water is THE coming battleground around the world ; this is one of the main reasons why Libya was done in – it had a good supply of water.
Interesting about these antiChrists and their water deals – california is in drought – apparently on purpose [see jim stone freelance ] and farmers are going out of business left and right. Yet somehow these creatures have access to all the liquid they need….
Chesterton
That’s an essential part of the movie “Chinatown”, a battle over water rights in California. The bad guys divert water to create droughts and bankrupt farmers, who are forced to sell their now worthless land for pennies on the dollar to the bad guys, who then re-divert the water onto their newly purchased land which is now worth a fortune. It’s happening right now in real life.