Oroville Dam is a gold mining operation?

It's a damn dumb dam.

People having dreams about an event there

Keep watch

Why build the spillway in the same manner as the previous one that failed? Would you expect a different result?


What if you wanted the same result?



Let's say first the politicians stole money away from the dam because there was a drought going on and maintaining a dam with little water in it is not sexy and who is going to notice or care?


But then we all know the story of what happened when the rain suddenly showed up causing them to use the Emergency spillway & evacuations.. blah blah blah..


After the mess subsides people are finding gold. Everyone knows it was a result of the carving of the hillside on which the spillway sits. Workers are finding large chunks of gold. People are trying to keep it on the down low but they have to sell it to the exchangers for cash so it shows up in the economy.

So you build the same spillway all over again wanting the same result, spending crazy money and employing voters. You truck out debris as you build and find lots of gold.


You blast the hillside getting out all that you can. You run trucks at night or you do it right in front of the cameras because the best way to hide something big is with everyone watching.

You want the dam to fail it's the best way to get the gold while controlling the public through fear. Fear is blinding.


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Sure you pave the emergency spillway parking lot a few inches higher but no one is actually going to count the trucks and what material is actually coming and going.

Henry Kissinger in 1970, while serving under President Nixon, or was he just a member of the CFR or was it during a Bilderberg meeting said “Control oil and you control nations. Control food and you control the people.”

well, thats one way to replenish fort knox and get the USA back on its feet.....

In the original thread, I posted it was a giant placer mine as the flood ate away the side of the mountain.

I said I'd be down at the bottom panning like crazy.

A lot of it was buried history. Many Native Sites with old mines that the 49'ers found when they got here ended up underwater.

"2 TRAINS BURN UP IN TUNNEL.

FOUR CREWMEN DIE IN FORNACE OF FLAMES.

Oroville, Calif. (AP) -- Diesel engines of two 40-car work trains collided Thursday night in a tunnel near the $200 million Oroville Dam site, exploding 10,000 gallons of fuel and killing four trainmen.
The tunnel, through which earth fill is moved to the dam, was turned into a fiery furnace for four hours.
Each train had two diesel engines. Each engine carried 2,500 gallons of fuel."

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Guys, I work for a company heavily involved with the repairs out there.

It’s not a gold mine. It wasn’t rebuilt in the “exact same” manner as the failed spillway. Maybe politicians are skimming off the top, but it’s not being designed to fail. The engineering firms connected to that, and personally every engineer who signed off on it would would be out of business, forever, if it was.

Anyone have any evidence that the debris that was removed was being processed to remove any precious metals?

Of course it is. Every “spillway” structure in California is.

Evidence? hahahah. There's no evidence until after the fact.

But gold is found when banks are eroded away, that's just a fact.

OP you dumb?

You have never been gold mining, river or dig, in your life.

It's a crushing endeavor, literally.

But, if you somehow brought the history of these counties into play, or could shine light on them, then yes, the true gold, that of the white folks of CA, would be seen clearly. That's who made CA great, you know. Beach Boys, Mulholland, John Muir, great people like those.

I am totally ashamed of Californians and hate living around them these days, half of them are retarded and the other half are not talking truth they smile and hide their cards, they are "all set"

But what you need to survive a total regime of a holes like Jerry Brown, is friends, and respect. Respect comes from where? Being able to move kilos of cocaine?

To a lawyer, yes, he will respect you more than an average person, if you move kilos of coke.

Gold is what you make of it OP, as is life.

So is it more profitable to keep the dam up?

It sure looks like the plan is to take it down.

After the explosion stunt yesterday they truly want people feeling fear. IMO that whole "alert" page was some kind of psychology experiment.

If i lived downstream of that dam I would sell and get the hell out pronto. I bet it fails this year.

On page 59 of this document, readers learn that the principal designer for both Oroville spillways “was hired directly from a university post-graduate program, with prior engineering employment experience limited to one or two summers.” And the designer had “no prior professional experience designing spillways” and “no instruction on spillway design” in college coursework. The forensic team “finds it striking that such an inexperienced engineer was given the responsibility of designing the spillways of what is still the tallest dam in the US.”

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Maybe that is part of the goal.

Move the population out of the way.

*Side note Soda Spring Idaho is an Earthquake hot spot.

Kiewit provides contract mining services for the Conda Phosphate Operations near Soda Springs, Idaho. The objective of the mining services contract is to provide between 2 million and 2.3 million tons of phosphate ore per year from the Dry Valley Mine and the North Rassmussen Ridge Mine at an annualized strip ratio ranging from 3:1 to 5:1 cubic yards of waste to a ton of ore.


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Seems plausible. CA has to be getting some money from somewhere with all the debt they have.

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Denise Claeys
50 minutes ago (edited)

So a mining company is "building a spillway" over a mine. Kiewit would know how to handle 1 million tons of gravel and silt produced by the 2017 spillway collapse. If 2.5 grams were in each ton of debris removed, that would equal $1.1 Billion worth of gold. Hmmm...Bilderburg Group is meeting in Sierra City, due east of Oroville, next month. The Bilderburg website says that the site was chosen for its excellent heliport. Hmmmm...

Sure...the big guys love an excellent heliport...

That is a big steaming pile of excrement.

Heard there was quite a bit of gold under burned-out Paradise, CA, as well.

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Bilderberg Group to Meet in Sierra City in 2019

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older article with a list of players (take this with a grain of salt whoever knows)


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I read that as well~ somewhere??

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