"The Office of the State Engineer is charged with administering the state's water resources. The State Engineer has power over the supervision, measurement, appropriation, and distribution of all surface and groundwater in New Mexico"

so you're upset that his op-ed in the journal didn't cite the OSE's pass-thru of a grant they received to work on the project via funding a documentary?

the documentary clearly indicated that the OSE was involved.

exactly who lied, cheated and/or stole here?
jeff | 08.22.07 - 1:32 pm | #

There is only one reason to hide the truth. He should have been candid and forthright about the documentary.

Why not just say; we put together a documentary to explain our position. The word documentary means impartial and unbiased. The conflict of interest should have been laid on the table.

"Quite frankly, it didn't even cross my mind," he said in an interview.

No Sxxx!
ched macquigg | Homepage | 08.23.07 - 7:36 am | #

If the Navajos need plumbing, the Navajos need plumbing regardless of any maneuvers to get it.
Are you saying the Navajos have all the plumbing they require for a decent standard of living? Is pointing out the fact of an under-served community really the same as being dis-honest?
Let YOUR wife and kids haul all the water the family consumes for a week. Then we will see the lengths you would go to get it. Water is a basic necessity.
qofdisks | 08.23.07 - 2:05 pm | #