Letter: Interconnection project will cost community’s water sovereignty

Editor,
In the past, I enjoyed the 1960s television show “Get Smart.”
Unfortunately, the comedy is not broadcast by my service provider?
The main character is an idiotic — but lucky — secret agent, Maxwell Smart; who battles “The International Organization of Evil,” named KAOS.
We need to be more than lucky to protect ourselves, our families and our community.
If you have read my prior letters, then you know my message: “We need to think critically, discover the facts and make our own decisions.” Our water should be this community’s No. 1 concern!
Our adversaries use propaganda, disinformation, false science and chaos against us. All these tactics will be deployed to gain control of our water.
Interconnection of water systems is the first step of the evil process. Then, a higher authority will be needed to represent the “bigger water community.”
Ultimately, our water rights and control will be stolen. Our rights to store water will be removed. Water costs will increase to effectively prevent most from growing their own nutritional food.
The community should intervene promptly to prevent water system interconnection beyond our borders.
Eric Bloom, Boulder Creek