Huh.... Lake Antonio though. Just think about it. Maybe trapped by a cofferdam caused by the city's construction. A brand new tourist attraction and hydropower opportunity if you control the releases down the San Antonio river.
It's kinda hard to believe that nobody would've noticed what was happening for a long time - but given the US track record with public/private projects probably.... This is a country where using public money to pay a corporation to build and operate something, then allowing the company to charge the public to use it on top of that, is considered normal. It's like double taxation.
It just seems a bit far out that one person could pull it off. A Mad capable of doing it would be far better known, I think.
Still, it's one way to end up on the EPA's most wanted list.
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It's kinda hard to believe that nobody would've noticed what was happening for a long time - but given the US track record with public/private projects probably.... This is a country where using public money to pay a corporation to build and operate something, then allowing the company to charge the public to use it on top of that, is considered normal. It's like double taxation.
It just seems a bit far out that one person could pull it off. A Mad capable of doing it would be far better known, I think.
Still, it's one way to end up on the EPA's most wanted list.
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--m(^0^)m-- Wot, no sig?