Privatization of drinking water ... Long live the European Union !!

[BobFuck]

private companies are good when there is real competition ... for water there is only one pipe ... no competition possible

Indeed !
But Veolia, sacred lobby ...

we also see the paddle that pseudo liberalism does on the phone

Béh, when I think that before, we paid by the minute to call ... anything ... thank you the competition anyway. In fact, above all, thank you Free ...

[bidouille23]

with us they would like, for over a hundred years the water management is communal;) ​​...

but it is a big beast veolia, world leader in water, cleanliness, energy and transport, it was alive before and again before The general of the waters, that goes back a long time so they are more than implanting they are rooted .. ..

[Alain G]

with us they would like, for over a hundred years the water management is communal;) ​​...

but it is a big beast veolia, world leader in water, cleanliness, energy and transport, it was alive before and again before The general of the waters, that goes back a long time so they are more than implanting they are rooted .. ..

They make (Veolia) the sea ... wherever they go!


Will not live long in North America!

[bidouille23]

well they do that industrial sauce ...

Like any big industry the key word is not the quality of the water but rather the quantity of money I imagine ...

I hope they don't shit everywhere anyway ...
But the most sure is that the municipality or the equivalent at home manages the thing itself ... here in France I do not think I am wrong when I say that all the city or municipality that have taken over the water service to their charges were winning on all points ... and especially on transparency, chemical and monetary ...

[Alain G]

well they do that industrial sauce ...

Like any big industry the key word is not the quality of the water but rather the quantity of money I imagine ...

I hope they don't shit everywhere anyway ...
But the most sure is that the municipality or the equivalent at home manages the thing itself ... here in France I do not think I am wrong when I say that all the city or municipality that have taken over the water service to their charges were winning on all points ... and especially on transparency, chemical and monetary ...

Fortunately, as far as I know, it is run by cities everywhere and it is better that way!


I who am not for the state to manage everything, this is an area where there is no doubt about the importance of managed internally!

Besides, I am not against the ability of cities to do it themselves as long as there is competence and efficiency and that it is not the worker sitting on his donut without competence and without will protected by his skills which screw everything up like that it's too often seen!

But fortunately we see an improvement in the skills required for a job in the public sector, in short it is not the brother-in-law who has priority unless he is competent of course he will have an advantage!

[bidouille23]

Hello ,

Alain

Fortunately, as far as I know, it is run by cities everywhere and it is better that way!

in canada if it is like that continued to manage everything it is actually better so, for proof just look at what is happening here in france with the water service companies .. these are contracts out of 10. 15 .. 20 years ... no budget transparency, resetting your accounts to each new annual accounting exercise (as if there was no profit reaped ... a nice scam) ...
And exorbitant prices in some towns

cf

http://www.activeau.fr/Blog.asp?ItmID=9660

Besides, I am not against the ability of cities to do it themselves as long as there is competence and efficiency and that it is not the worker sitting on his donut without competence and without will protected by his skills which screw everything up like that it's too often seen!

But fortunately we see an improvement in the skills required for a job in the public sector, in short it is not the brother-in-law who has priority unless he is competent of course he will have an advantage!
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Completely agree ... the other advantage not to mention employing people who have a qualification is that the buget is clear, and clearly presented ... no hidden margin somewhere (or less easily at least ) ...

[Alain G]

And I would add that a private company is only there to make a profit, despite the fact that it wants us to believe that they are as green as lawn through their advertising to better spread the lie to the population.

All this is linked to the problem of the budget of the cities which do not want to invest the amount of investment which appears in the books and makes the debt appear bad, but they do not hesitate to sign agreements which, however, ultimately cost citizens much more .

More bullshit from our dear elected officials!

[sen-no-sen]

Veolia, Suez, Bouygue, multinationals who only want you good.
It reminds me OCP in the avant-garde film robobcop.
http://www.omnicorp.com/

A multinational company that manages everything: health, safety, energy, water, food, etc. ... fiction? Not so sure!

The project of the totalitarian market system is to subjugate the whole sector through privatization and patents.
Water being the driving force of life, you will understand the purpose of this project.

[BobFuck]

A multinational company that manages everything: health, safety, energy, water, food, etc. ... fiction? Not so sure!

We already have that in France, it's called the state

[sen-no-sen]

A multinational company that manages everything: health, safety, energy, water, food, etc. ... fiction? Not so sure!

We already have that in France, it's called the state

With the major difference that the State is at the origin a structure at the service of the citizens (even if the corruptions of the elites have largely tainted this function ...)
A multinational is a structure that provides goods and services to consumers and those in order to generate profits for shareholders.

The state in its original function aims to ensure the well-being of all, a multinational has for its sole purpose only to maximize profits.