Huge Water Resource Found in Africa: World Bank Steps In?
Friday, April 20, 2012 – by Staff Report
'Huge' water resource exists under Africa ... Scientists say the notoriously dry continent of Africa is sitting on a vast reservoir of groundwater. They argue that the total volume of water in aquifers underground is 100 times the amount found on the surface. The team have produced the most detailed map yet of the scale and potential of this hidden resource. Writing in the journal Environmental Research Letters, they stress that large scale drilling might not be the best way of increasing water supplies. Across Africa more than 300 million people are said not to have access to safe drinking water. Demand for water is set to grow markedly in coming decades due to population growth and the need for irrigation to grow crops. – BBC
Dominant Social Theme:Water, water everywhere ... it's a miracle! Who would have thunk ...
Free-Market Analysis: We've charted this elite memefor several years – water scarcity. The powers-that-be create fear-based scarcity promotions and then propose globalist solutions. Water scarcity is a big promotion for them – and this meme is a central one these days.
Right on schedule, it's been determined that Africa has water after all. Of course, Western scientists had to make this determination. This is part of the larger "cult of the expert" that the elites seek to inculcate. Until it can be documented by elite facilities, it doesn't exist.
But now it does. There's LOTS of water in Africa after all (just as there is LOTS of oil in the world, and lots of food as well, if the powers-that-be would only stop tampering with seeds). Here's some more from the article:
Now scientists have for the first time been able to carry out a continent-wide analysis of the water that is hidden under the surface in aquifers. Researchers from the British Geological Survey and University College London (UCL) have mapped in detail the amount and potential yield of this groundwater resource across the continent.
Helen Bonsor from the BGS is one of the authors of the paper. She says that up until now groundwater was out of sight and out of mind. She hopes the new maps will open people's eyes to the potential.
"Where there's greatest ground water storage is in northern Africa, in the large sedimentary basins, in Libya, Algeria and Chad," she said.
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Please keep in mind as you read this article the following:
Quite a coincidence that Ghadaffi was preparing an infrastructure to provide water to Africa for the Greening of the Desert. When Nato troops with the Help of the U.S., France and Britain. destroyed Libya , as well as the factory that manufactured the pipes and materials for the pipeline as well as Libyan water supplies (NATO war crime: Libya water supply) . It was also responsible for the repair and maintenance of said infrastructure. However, the World Bank would not have been able to bankroll the whole operation for $93 Billion per year plus interest and water rights if Ghadaffi had succeeded. Isn't that an incredible coincidence?......Or a conspiracy theory for those who cannot see the forest for the trees. Hmmmmmmm???? Time to tell the truth and be honest about what is going on and why.....The real Reasons why Libya was attacked.
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Hmmmm, strange that they would consider Lybia a Humanitarian mission, are considering doing the same to Stria and yet Bahrain remains untouched and no one speaks of the killings and abuse that goes on there. I wonder why? Selective humanitarianism perhaps ?
'Nabeel Rajab arrested after tweeting about Assange's RT show'
Published on May 7, 2012 by RussiaToday
Bahrain authorities have arrested the country's most prominent human rights activist and harsh critic of the state's ruling family. Nabeel Rajab was detained just days before his appearance on Julian Assange's show here on RT. In the programme, which airs on Tuesday, the whistleblower gets an insight from him, and a fellow Egyptian activist, into the uprisings in the Arab States. RT spoke with London-based author and journalist Afshin Rattansi, who believes that Nabeel Rajab and his fellow activists have a lot of challenges to face in the future.
I have read so many stories about the world banks role in privatising water all over the world an selling it to the people that are dieing of thirst. Gadaffi was going to make the desert green and be able to feed the people of Africa. Water is a God given right not something to be sold. I am in tears also.