Thank you!

Good luck, Pat!

sorry, couldn't resist.

Good luck!

to accept wastewater and chemical impoundments as close as 300 feet and well pads & drill rigs as close as 500 ft from schools, homes and health facilities.

This insanity has got to stop.

We can't even write letters to the editors of newspapers in this area because they are all owned by Richard Mellon Scaife. Every bit of content that goes into those papers is monitored...it's all pro-corporate, pro-fracking, all day, everyday.

The people around here, many of them seniors without internet access, read these "newspapers" and are being brainwashed into thinking that the Gas Companies and Tom Corbett have our best interests in mind!

We need to get the word out somehow. I honor H20 Man for the sacrifice he is making to his health to draw attention to the horrid practices of BIG OIL and GAS.

Pennsylvania is already being systematically destroyed. I hope other states wake up before it's too late for them.

stay healthy as you can H20 Man!

stay strong, you are not alone!

. . . on principle, alone.

We'll see what we can do to highlight your efforts, Pat.

Good luck, Mr. Waterman.

by Dr. Seuss is, amazingly, a great parable for what he's doing.

It's about one little boy, fishing in one little pool, who is ridiculed, but who knows that underground that pool may be connected to all the oceans and creatures of the world.

Probably my favorite Dr. Seuss book. I had a flash of recognition when I first heard Pat's real surname.


We're with you, H2O Man!

Making the calls and hope others are doing the same. Hunger strikes can sometimes not turn out too well if those in authority don't act quickly. As H2OMan has said many times, this ain't no tickle fight.

From the Truthout post on Friday:


"... NYS Senator Tom Libous, and tell him that they think he should talk to the leaders of the grass roots groups that... are opposed to hydrofracking. That doesn't mean that he will change his position on fracking. But an elected representative should be willing to listen to people he disagrees with. He really should welcome the opportunity, even if he isn't going to change our positions.

He has offices in Binghamton and Albany. The Binghamton phone numbesr are: 607-773-8771, and 877-854-2687. The Albany number is: 518-455-2677. His e-mail is: senator@senatorlibous.com .

People can also call Governor Andrew Cuomo on this. You do not have to be a New York State resident. His phone number is: 518-474-8390."

But, I don't think Senator Libous will want to hear from me.
I already know Cuomo won't.

and the great thing about Cuomo is that rumor has it he has presidential aspirations. Ha. If he screws up on this fracking thing, he can kiss those dreams goodbye.

Thanks for making the calls!

and thanks for the updates, Will.

We're with you in spirit, H20 Man. Good luck and stay safe.

Thanks for keeping us updated.

nt

Let us know how things progress.

I admire you more than I can say.

It won't quell your stomach, but thank you so much for your courage.

stay strong and steadfast.

So much thanks for your strength and courage.
Sending white light.

I hope you are ok.

every perspective, from every town, village, hamlet and city. Because of systemic corruption neither the NYSDEC nor the NYS Legislature or Governor will act, without awesome pressure, to protect the citizens of NYS from harm caused by shale gas drilling. Thank you for your part.

Cheers!
Agony

We need people like him alive, not dead.

I took this picture last summer when he was fighting the good fight and speaking at Town Halls. He is holding the No Drill No Spill sign.
Go Pat go.

I can't remember what the accident was, but his son came to the forum and told us he was on the mend.

How does he know if he doesn't meet?

I'm glad I know him.

You have many supporters.

Um.. duh I'll save it and see if I can upload it.

I've been thinking of H2O Man all damn day!

I wonder what the h-e-double-hockey-sticks is going on.