Mexico City, with its 22 million inhabitants, is built on the razed ruins of one of  the most beautiful cities in history, the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan.  Tenochtitlan was built on an island, in what was then a massive lake, Lake Texcoco; connected to the mainland by impressive causeways.   Hernan Cortes, who destroyed both the Aztecs and their capital, thought the city a marvel of the world. But, being from the Texs of Spain, Extremadura, he never let beauty or a marvel get in the way of his twin purposes in Life, to serve his  God and to get rich. Extremadura as Texas.   The Aztecs were custodians and stewards of water; their heirs, the new Mexican people, not so much. They drained Lake Texcocoand started over building, and over building….until they created a megapolis of 22 million inhabitants, minus water.   “Mexico City, Oe of the world's largest cities, is running out of water, and day zero could happen as soon as June, facing a  dire water crisis  ,,,,,, Some neighborhoo

On May 20, 2012, this Blogger published :  The FACEBOOK IPO Is Nothing, The  Water Is Everything.     The following is excerpted from that Blog:   “ This week two seemingly unrelated events, but in reality, VERY related events occurred. One was the FACEBOOK IPO …the other was the City of Phoenix, Arizona, going to the Navajo Nation, begging for WATER.     In retrospect, these two overlapping events will mark the transition out of one era, into beginning of a new era.    The old FACEBOOK era in which everyone lived ethereal lives dependent on how many internet friends one amassed has no future….  The Age of FACEBOOK will soon be over….GERALD MAXEY ." Ten years later FACEBOOK, aka META is floundering, which is sad for investors and employees; meanwhile the mighty Mississippi River, the Ol Man River,    is LITERALLY drying up. That is catastrophic.   The Age of FACEBOOK is truly over, but alas, in this new Age, the mighty Mississippi does not keep rolling along.   Why is the Mississi