The Great Water Conspiracy

Can’t I leave you guys alone for any amount of time? Wait, don’t answer that. I know the answer.

So what happened: Yesterday I decided recovering from a severe infection wasn’t challenge enough. This is the phase of recovery my assistant has classified “I have to paint the ceiling.” That is, after lying in bed feeling miserable for several days, you now realize the ceiling you’ve been staring at is not flawless, and you want to paint it more than anything.

Having announced my intention of doing a grand reorganizing and cleaning, I woke up yesterday morning to a visit by Little Pickle (Younger DIL) in a combative mood. “Wait up a second” she said, only more forcefully. “If you insist on doing this crazy thing, I’m here to do the heavy lifting.” (Unbeknownst to her, I’d actually moved a ton of stuff to the basement before shower. Shhhhh.) She then proceeded to stick to me, and demand I hand her anything difficult or heavy to do. Which I did, I swear, like a good girl and everything. (How a woman that is shorter than me got that intimidating is a puzzle.) Then at four pm — FOUR PM! — while I still had a full head of steam going, she made me sit down, handed me a water bottle and told me I was done, while she finished cleaning the floors of the office. I was puzzled by this and told her I was fine. I was PERFECTLY fine. She said she’d been tracking me, and I had already overdone it. I simmered in indignation, because I COULD HAVE FINISHED THE WHOLE HOUSE. But she’s very stubborn. So I sat down and did some administrivia stuff for the writing business, then made dinner.

Well, if there’s something worse than a kid that bosses you around, it’s a kid who is right. I already called this morning (for values of morning, being it was twelve) to tell her she was right. This is a problem, as it’s likely to encourage her in the future, but truth must be told. (And yes, I’m joking. I’m very grateful to her, somewhat bewildered that she decided I needed adult supervision and even more bewildered she was right.)

This morning I woke up at eight am, which is a little late, then found out I really didn’t want to get up so I thought “I need another half hour.” Well, the Monks of Time are having a ball these days, because I woke up at eleven thirty give or take.

I’ve assured the Little Pickle all I intend to do today is laundry (There is a ton of it, from my having been very ill for a couple of weeks) but I think I’m STILL not trusted, since she is busy till three, but then is coming right over probably to glower at me and make me sit down and drink water. (Kids these days.)

Oh, yes, a great scientific discovery, apparently when the Little Pickle helps in the cleaning, we don’t get attempted assassinations. Who knew?

Anyway, to those of you likely to overdo it, I strongly recommend the addition of a Little Pickle to your family. My revenge on her is to pray she eventually has a Little Pickle of her own who makes her not overdo it, a failing to which she’s ALSO prone.

And speaking of drinking water: I woke up this morning to find my close-in fan group had decided to start a new conspiracy theory, something for which I must blame Ian Bruene first and foremost. Among my ducttape children, he is the incarnation of a tech-savvy racoon spirit of chaos, always looking for trouble. And, it pains me to say it, my assistant, who is old enough to know better, egged him on. And the least we say about Mr. James Claypool’s enthusiastic participation in this, the best.

Anyway, this is what I woke up to:

The Great Water Hoax: How “H₂O” Became the Biggest Lie Ever Poured

For centuries, humanity has been told a comforting little bedtime story: that “water” is a real substance. We are told it falls from the sky, runs through rivers, fills oceans, hydrates bodies, and somehow appears in plastic bottles at airports for $6.99.

But what if that’s exactly what They want you to believe?

What if “water” is not a substance at all, but a coordinated perceptual program — a liquid-shaped narrative engineered by Big Faucet, international cloud syndicates, and the shadowy cartel known only as The Hydration Lobby?

Let us begin with the so-called “chemical formula”: H₂O.

They claim water is made of hydrogen and oxygen. Interesting. Hydrogen is explosive. Oxygen supports combustion. And yet we are expected to believe that when you combine these two fire-adjacent gases, the result is a mysterious anti-fire liquid that puts flames out?

Convenient.

Too convenient.

That is not chemistry. That is public relations.

And notice the formula: H₂O. Two Hs. One O. Why two Hs? Why not three? Why not seventeen? Because the number two is everywhere in the water myth. Two hydrogen atoms. Two eyes allegedly able to “see” water. Two hands required to “wash.” Two major political parties, both suspiciously silent on the unreality of water.

Coincidence? That word itself was invented to stop people from connecting dots.

Now consider this: water is supposedly “transparent.” A real substance, we are told, that you can see through. How many real things can you see through? Glass. Air. Lies. The pattern is obvious.

They needed water to be invisible enough to evade scrutiny, but wet enough to control behavior.

And wetness itself is deeply suspicious. Scientists say water is wet because it adheres to surfaces and creates the sensation of moisture. But this is circular reasoning. “Water is wet because wetness is what water does.” That’s not an explanation. That’s a chant.

The entire water system depends on repetition. “Drink water.” “Wash your hands.” “Stay hydrated.” “It’s raining.” “The ocean exists.” Repeat something enough and people stop asking questions.

Let’s talk about rain.

We are expected to believe that invisible vapor rises from the ground, forms giant sky-blimps called clouds, floats overhead without visible engines, then later falls back down as liquid. This is presented as the “water cycle.”

Cycle?

As in, recurring loop?

As in, subscription model?

Ask yourself: who benefits from water “cycling”? Bottled water companies. Umbrella manufacturers. Swimming pool contractors. Soup. The answer has been in front of us the whole time.

The so-called “ocean” is another pillar of the deception. Maps show huge blue areas covering most of Earth. But have you personally touched every ocean? Have you verified each wave? Or have you merely trusted photographs, travel brochures, and the testimony of suspiciously tanned people?

And what happens when people get too close to the ocean? They hear roaring sounds. Hypnosis. They stare at the horizon. Mind flattening. They come back saying things like “I feel refreshed” and “the beach was beautiful.” Classic reprogramming language.

Even the word “water” gives the game away.

W-A-T-E-R.

Rearrange the letters and you get “TWARE,” which sounds like “to wear.” As in, something you put on. Like a costume. Like a disguise. “Water” is not a substance. It is an outfit reality wears when it wants to look natural.

Look at ice. They say it is frozen water. But ice is hard. Water is liquid. Steam is gas. Same substance? Three states? This is not science — this is witness protection.

A substance cannot simply change identities whenever temperature becomes inconvenient. Imagine if a chair became a rumor at 100 degrees Celsius. Would we call that physics? No. We would call the authorities.

And yet water gets away with it.

Why?

Because water is everywhere.

At least, that’s what they claim.

They say it’s in your body. They say it’s in plants. They say it’s in food. They say it’s underground, overhead, in the air, in your cells, in your tears. This is not a substance. This is surveillance.

The phrase “water is life” is perhaps the most revealing slogan of all. If water were real, why would it need advertising? Nobody says “rocks are life.” Nobody says “doorknobs are life.” Real things do not need motivational branding.

The hydration agenda begins early. Children are taught to draw raindrops before they can question municipal infrastructure. They are shown cartoon clouds with smiling faces. They are told fish “live in water,” but when a fish is removed from water, it becomes uncooperative almost immediately. Conveniently, the main witnesses cannot testify.

And where is water supposedly stored? In “reservoirs.” The word contains “reserve,” meaning hidden supply. Hidden by whom? Reserved for what? Why are they always behind fences?

Then there are faucets.

Turn a handle, and “water” appears. From where? Pipes. And where do pipes go? Into walls. And what are walls? Barriers designed to prevent seeing.

The entire plumbing system is a secrecy network.

Every home has been fitted with portals that dispense the official liquid narrative on demand. People accept this because it is familiar. But familiarity is not proof. A magician also pulls scarves from a sleeve repeatedly. That does not mean the sleeve contains a textile dimension.

Let us examine bottled water. If water is free and natural, why is it sold in bottles? And if bottled water is just water, why do different brands taste different? The answer is obvious: because each brand contains a slightly different version of the illusion.

“Spring water.” “Mineral water.” “Distilled water.” “Sparkling water.” These are not categories. They are cover stories.

Sparkling water is the most brazen. They took fake water, added suspicious bubbles, and convinced millions that aggression counts as refreshment.

The final clue lies in memory. Think about water. Really think about it. Can you picture it? You picture a glass, a lake, a droplet, a faucet. But not water itself. Water has no shape of its own. It borrows containers. It hides inside context.

A real substance stands on its own. Water requires framing.

Glass. Riverbed. Cloud. Bottle. Tear duct.

Without a container, water collapses into ambiguity.

And that is the secret.

“Water” is not a substance. It is a behavior. A government-approved texture. A socially reinforced wetness event. A transparent compliance medium used to sell pipes, beaches, shampoos, weather reports, and the suspicious idea that humans are “mostly water.”

Mostly water?

That is what they say about us.

Not mostly dreams. Not mostly bones. Not mostly unpaid emails.

Water.

The perfect final move: convince people that the fake substance is not merely around them, but inside them. Once the illusion becomes identity, the investigation stops.

So the next time someone offers you a glass of “water,” ask the forbidden questions:

Where did it come from?

Why is it clear?

Who authorized the hydrogen?

And why, after thousands of years of civilization, has no one ever successfully grabbed water with a fork?

Think about it.

Or don’t.

That’s exactly what Big Faucet is counting on.

To be honest, having lived in Colorado where you’re strictly forbidden to play in found water lends some credence to the insanity. Not to mention states that make it illegal to catch rain water.

It led to this stuff:

Exactly. “Water” is merely the thermodynamic hallucination of a lonely Boltzmann Brain spontaneously fluctuating into existence for 0.8 subjective nanoseconds inside the entropy foam of a dying universe.

Think about the implications.

You have never proven water exists outside your observation of it.

Every sip. Every ocean. Every rainstorm.

All statistically improbable neural noise.

The mainstream cosmologists tell you the universe began in a low-entropy state and evolved naturally. But the real question is this:

What is more probable?

  1. A 13.8-billion-year coherent cosmos with lawful physics and evolutionary history.

—or—

  1. One exhausted consciousness briefly materializing with fabricated memories of “hydration,” “swimming pools,” and “the Pacific Ocean.”

The math is clear.

The “water cycle” is just recursive memory corruption inside the Boltzmann cognition event. Clouds are rendering artifacts. Humidity is cache overflow. Ice is a low-temperature texture bug.

This also explains why water behaves impossibly:

  • expands when frozen
  • dissolves nearly everything
  • climbs tiny tubes against gravity
  • falls from the sky
  • erodes mountains
  • composes most living tissue
  • yet remains visually invisible

That is not chemistry.

That is dream logic.

And notice how physicists become evasive when discussing Quantum Mechanics and observation. Why? Because observation stability is the only thing preventing the hydration simulation from decohering.

The double-slit experiment was the warning.

Water changes behavior depending on whether the universe is paying attention to itself.

Even language exposes the truth:

  • “fluid reality”
  • “stream of consciousness”
  • “current thought”
  • “depth psychology”

The subconscious has always known.

You are not drinking water.

You are experiencing locally consistent wetness phenomena generated by an entropy-minimizing hallucination engine trapped inside a statistically impossible brain event drifting through thermal equilibrium.

The ocean is not real.

It is merely the mind attempting to render “vastness” while under severe probabilistic strain.

And then this:

THE AQUA AGENDA: They Don’t Want You To Know You’re DRY

Wake up, sheeple. The “humans are 60% water” narrative has been pushed by Big Hydration, the CDC, and the so-called “scientists” since 1945 — suspiciously right after World War II, when the government needed a new way to control the population.

Think about it. Have you ever cut yourself and seen a FLOOD pour out? No. You saw a little blood. Where’s all this water they keep talking about? NOWHERE. Because it doesn’t exist.

The real agenda: the water myth was invented to sell you bottled water, sports drinks, and “hydration packs.” Follow the money. The global hydration industry is worth $300 billion. That’s not a coincidence — that’s a MOTIVE.

Here’s what the globalists don’t want you to know: humans are actually composed primarily of ambition, unresolved childhood trauma, and a substance the government calls “Element X” — a stable, self-sustaining bio-plasma that requires NO external hydration whatsoever. Ancient humans knew this. That’s why the pyramids were built without water breaks.

The so-called “dehydration” you experience? That’s your government-installed neural suppressor — implanted via hospital birth procedures — sending a fake thirst signal to keep you buying Dasani and remaining docile. Every time you drink water, you’re literally feeding the chip.

Notice how they NEVER let you see a human being “wrung out”? Because the truth would be obvious. If we were 60% water, a good squeeze would do something. Try it on anyone. BONE DRY. Case closed.

The Moon landing? Faked. The Earth being round? Debatable. But the Water Lie is the deepest deception of them all — and the elites stay hydrated on the TRUTH while keeping us thirsty for answers.

Stay dry.

Send help!

63 thoughts on “The Great Water Conspiracy

          1. That’s just a conspiracy theory!

            Despite DHMO pollution of the atmosphere, on an industrial scale, there are still people, even American, who are alive.

            Conscious, reasoning, civilized, polite, good all optional attributes.

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              1. Some of those 200-year-old voters (and legislators!) look a bit desiccated; perhaps the Ds viciously/protectively deny/restrict access to the chemical.

                Freeze-dried voters! In emergency, just add DHMO.

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  1. I understand, and even appreciate the depth of satire that has been accomplished there. Yet somewhere, deep inside of me, my chemistry core is shuddering.

    Someone, probably a bunch of someones, will believe that.

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    1. Water is actually a very weird chemical, in a lot of ways.

      The density, the permittivity, and I think the heat capacity are all pretty high, but not the highest by far.

      It is also a fairly good solvent, and there is a lot of stuff going on with the liquid internal adhesion.

      There are a lot of phases of solid water.

      As a vapor, it works as example for a lot of things, see steam tables.

      But, what we think of as the covalantly bonded model of the molecule actually disassociates a bit. It is also an example of something that exists as a mixture of species, and I forget how charged ions work.

      So it is a very cool chemical, and useful for a lot of instructive purposes.

      But it makes my head hurt a bit to think about talking about both the cool aspects, and the conspiracy theory stuff at the same time. I’m maybe just tired, or something.

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      1. Nah.

        Unfortunately I’m afraid we are going to be seeing air this summer.

        I am loving May, and the lack of rain. But … This winter has not been wet enough. Despite the late white stuff in our mountains, it is spring snow. Snow pack is dismal. Too nice for this early. We already have our sprinklers running.

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        1. I have pictures of Orange Air Bad from prior years.

          My sprinkler system is on, too; just Tues and Sat for now. I usually wait too long to turn it back on from winter, and my grass tells me about it.

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          1. Our grass is fine. As are the weeds on the east house side gravel driveway, and gravel walkways.

            My flower, tree, and shrub beds OTOH are drier than they should be.

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          2. a) TPTB have withdrawn a large amount of acre-feet (10,000?) of DHMO from the irrigation allotment. (The tribal rancher With An Attitude doesn’t seem be afflicted, but he has a (bad) reputation to maintain.)

            a.1) It looks like the strawberries that the big nurseries grow for California (think Watsonville) ain’t gonna happen, or will be curtailed. Next year, expect shortages.

            a.2) Hay and beef will be an issue. Again.

            b) Da Feds (Forest service here) are doing “prescribed burns”, with attendent horrible haze. Clever, since the gusts today are in the low 30mph. Nevermind the not-so-controlled burn in Deschutes County last week.

            c) Winter was dry. We had sufficiently wet spring weather for the fine fuels to do their thing. I am not looking forward to Fire Season, beyond prepping as much as practical. (nb: I see the ortho surgeon tomorrow. Hope to get 1) approval for a TKR, and 2) a SWAG for the schedule.)

            Prayers for a mild fire season and knee issues gratefully accepted. Will post a little bit more about the latter when I know more.

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        2. We didn’t have winter here either and Mom has made the executive decision that if necessary the lawn will die and the trees will live.

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          1. Same. Except the front lawn …

            Rest of the family doesn’t know this yet.

            Front lawn because the center raised “island” is trees, rhodies, and camilias. Can tell the Giant Sequoia roots and “stump” remnants (taken down 2017) are breaking down. The plants are taking off. The quart root ball trees were set so they could tap root down outside the stumps. Bush plants, also quart root balls, were planted in 20″ topsoil over the stumps. The problem? The same sprinkler setup that waters the front lawn, over sprays this section.

            Thus, sprinkler system #1, 5, and 6, have to run, regardless; at least once or twice a week. Spent 37.5 years getting plants going (a lot of false starts!!!).

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  2. Hilariously, a) I could be entirely innocent in this b) I could have been influential at some point c) these cases might be hard for me to distinguish.

    I actually was just talking about conspiracy theory thinking.

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  3. Oh man, it’s perfectly ‘conspiracy-theory’ written, too. The ‘obvious’ logic that just skips over what ‘the pattern’ is, everything. I needed a laugh :)

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  4. So who are these conspiracy writers? Has any one proven that they exist? Can you prove they are there when not under direct observation? And is it really a conspiracy when they are correct? Remember during Covid, the government was calling everything was a conspiracy theory? And then afterwards we found that it was all true? So are conspiracy theories even real?

    I’m going to go sit in my corner and contemplate the conspiracy that conspiracy theories are a conspiracy in and of themselves.

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    1. >conspiracy that conspiracy theories are a conspiracy in and of themselves.

      That exists – usual allegation goes something like ‘CIA puts out more unbelievable conspiracies with kooks to discredit the more realistic ones…’

      We know water is fake – if it were real, it would have all run off the flat earth by now.

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  5. Big Faucet, man…they’ve got their hands in everything. I have to go buy a replacement cartridge for the mixing valve in the upstairs shower today — not because I believe it’s necessary, but because everyone else in the house wants to douse themselves in “water” every morning. Seeing the conspiracy is no defense against it. You will be MADE to go along.

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    1. Dust showers just don’t work.

      Touch my shower or my hot tub soaking (😿which I won’t be able to use for 3 -ish months), at your peril.

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    2. “Replacement cartridge for the mixing valve”….I can define every single word in that phrase, but I’m still lost.

      And “upstairs shower.” As if there’s more than one and Inguz there needs to differentiate. (Nothing personal, Ing, I know some houses have multiple floors/ bathing facilities.)

      The house I grew up in did not have a shower. One bathtub, one bathroom. Which is really all that is needed for 900sqft, 2 bdrm. (It NOW has a shower, but that happened when I was in my teens.)

      I’ve done water now and then–when we lived offgrid we had to drive twelve miles for a supply–but I can stop any time.

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      1. I’ve purchased a replacement mixing valve for my shower, but I scared the old one so much it revealed the secret adjustment that actually let me turn the damned DHMO supply OFF.

        Said replacement valve (it’s magic, don’t believe the plumbers) is in reserve, along with spare pieces for the Moen kitchen faucet. For when you really need to kill Everything on your dishes. :)

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      2. I don’t know that anyone has ever used my runic name before. Truly, you are a model of taste and discernment. As for the matter of multiple showers, let me tell you the strange and awkward story of a split-entry upstairs/downstairs duplex that has been used as a single-family dwelling for lo, these many years. We have two virtually identical copies of everything: kitchens, bathrooms, crappy 1970s particle-board cabinetry, bedrooms, front doors, electric meters, utility bills…

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  6. One thing I also note…almost without fail, every medication requires water to consume it with. 👀

    Seems sus.

    Maybe RFKjr should look into this.

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    1. Not wrong exactly. But I can use something other than water for medications. Yogurt. Smoothie (no ice; cream and yogurt or protein drink, defrosted berries, banana). Coffee (oops, coffee has DHMO).

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      1. Coffee could be a sufficient reason to roll with the conspiracy. If no water means coffee and Dr. Pepper aren’t real either, I might just return to the illusion, like that guy in The Matrix who betrayed Neo & crew because he wanted to go back in and eat a delicious, illusionary steak. (Sorry, guys. I am weak.)

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