Gatekeepers of Water: How the Elite Are Seizing the Water

Gatekeepers of Water: How the Elite Are Seizing the Water

 

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Abundant

 

Water is one of the most abundant elements on Earth, covering approximately 71% of the planet’s surface. The total volume of water on Earth is estimated at around 1.386 billion cubic kilometers. Yet despite its vastness, most of this water is not suitable for human consumption, agriculture, or industrial use. About 97.5% of Earth’s water resides in the oceans and seas, making it saline and undrinkable without costly and energy-intensive desalination processes.

 

The remaining 2.5% is freshwater, but even this small fraction is largely inaccessible. Around 68.7% of the world’s freshwater is trapped in glaciers and ice caps, particularly in Greenland and Antarctica. Another 30.1% lies deep underground as groundwater, much of which is either too contaminated, too deep, or too expensive to extract. That leaves a mere 0.3% of freshwater found in surface water—rivers, lakes, swamps, and marshes—the primary sources used for drinking, farming, and sanitation across the globe.

 

When you distill the numbers further, the accessible portion of freshwater—the part we actually use to live, grow food, and maintain hygiene—amounts to less than 0.01% of all the water on Earth. This tiny fraction sustains over 8 billion people, countless ecosystems, and nearly every aspect of civilization. That staggering imbalance between abundance and availability is what makes water so valuable—and so vulnerable to control.

 

It is this fragile, precious slice of the water supply that governments, corporations, and private entities are increasingly targeting. While Earth appears to have an endless supply of water, the truth is that clean, accessible, and renewable freshwater is one of the most limited and strategic resources on the planet. This is why powerful actors like BlackRock, Nestlé, and Bill Gates have invested heavily in water rights, infrastructure, and privatization schemes. They understand the stakes: whoever controls that sliver of water controls the very essence of life.

 

Bible Waters

 

The Bible speaks of water as far more than a physical substance—it presents water as a sacred symbol of life, cleansing, judgment, and the movement of the Holy Spirit. From Genesis to Revelation, water is a thread that runs through God’s covenant with humanity, revealing both His mercy and His power.

 

In Genesis 1:2, water is present before the formation of land: “And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.”Here, water is the first canvas upon which creation is shaped. It is primordial, foundational, and deeply connected to the Spirit (Hebrew: Ruach)—which also means breath or wind. God speaks, and water obeys. In the Garden of Eden, a river flows out to water the garden and divides into four headwaters (Genesis 2:10), establishing the principle that God provides water freely to nourish life.

 

Water later becomes an agent of judgment. In Genesis 6–9, the Flood is not just a disaster—it is a reset, a baptism of the earth. The waters both destroy and purify. Similarly, in Exodus 14, God parts the Red Sea, allowing Israel to pass through water as a form of deliverance, while Pharaoh’s army is consumed. Again, water divides the righteous from the wicked. Crossing water becomes a rite of passage, a movement from bondage to freedom.

 

In the Law, water is required for purification. The priests were commanded to wash before entering the holy places (Exodus 30:18–21), and rituals involving the ashes of a red heifer mixed with water were used to cleanse from impurity (Numbers 19). Here, water represents holiness, separ