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About
the Sahara Desert:
The
entire desert, is about 1,610 km (1,000 mi) deep and about 5,150 km (3,200
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The
Sahara Desert is massive, almost the same size as the entire USA. The
project proposal is to take oil initially from Chad & Mali, piped
through Ghana, to the Atlantic coast. To build reciprocal Water Pipe-Lines
to carry desalinated water back to the desert, to irrigate large tracts of
the Sahara Desert.
Similar
new pipeline technology will be developed and tested for use in the
Sahara-Mali Project. Basically, this will entail using ‘small bore’
plastic piping, based on the theory that ‘Overall’ it takes less
energy to pump & siphon multiple small bore masses of water than a
single large bore mass of water.
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SAHARA – MALI PROJECT: TECHNICAL OVERVIEW The primary objective of the Sahara – Mali project is to take oil out of landlocked Sahara countries such as Mali, Niger and Upper Volta (3 of the poorest countries in the world) through pipelines to adjacent coastal countries such as Ghana and the Ivory Coast. A reciprocal, incoming water pipe lines are also built, to pump desalinated seawater to irrigate large areas of the Sahara Desert. In the 1970s I worked as a geophysicist in Mali, Chad, Niger and Algeria, I had an opportunity to do an independent Magnetometer survey over a substantial area of the Mali Desert, which indicated that there could be considerable amounts of oil in this area. The general consensus at the time, among governments and oil companies, was that it was not economically viable to extract oil from the landlocked sub-Saharan countries, due the high-cost of piping it over neighbouring coastal countries' territory. It was also considered that there was not enough oil in the Sahara Desert to justify any serious production attempts. CHAD and NIGER oil
production. There are several articles on the Internet that explain the current economic situation in these countries in greater detail.
Chad: Oil And Gas Industry WATER Pipelines: It might be an easier project to get the Gulf States to carry out a similar proposal in the Arabian Desert, and fund similar projects in the Sahara. Unfortunately this concept will probably raise many political-religious issues. With the development of these new oil fields there will be considerable interest from America, for the usual cynical reasons, but also from India, that has a new, Muslim orientated geophysical industry. See attached-links Cowboys and
Indians: The Indians on the other hand would be very happy to put in water pipelines but then would quickly follow it by possibly importing millions of Indian refugees into the newly reclaimed land, which will probably very rapidly end up a bit like down town Calcutta. Halliburton
Involvement: French
Connection. The French public, through their 1901 law, "the Formation and Associations" have an excellent democratic system that allows the public to operate independently from government and political interference. The concept of the French 1901 law could also be introduced into many other countries including the UK. Ref: Associations: On the Welcome Page. French Foreign
Legion Global Financial
Collapse Many people believe that the Sahara desert was caused by human activity in deforestation and overgrazing by animals etc. A recent and possibly a more accurate theory, is that the Sahara Desert was caused by the last Ice Age. As ice built-up in Europe, just north of the Sahara, it attracted warmer moisture from the surrounding warmer climatic zones, the nearest being in North Africa. This effectively dehydrated everything in the Sahara Desert, which has never had an opportunity to recover to its original climate.
This 'Sahara Project' would be a very useful and timely project to revert the Sahara desert back to its original climate. Within about five years or less, of Greening the entire Sahara Desert, a new, natural climatic zone will have been rapidly created which should eventually function automatically as moist air is pulled in from the surrounding Atlantic and Mediterranean sea. The new and Green Sahara will be a vital factor in mankind's survival through any Global Winter. If however the prediction is wrong, regarding the Global Winter, the newly 'Greened Sahara’ Desert will not have been wasted. It will continue to reduce the 'Global Warming' dramatically by absorbing large amounts of carbon dioxide and heat from the atmosphere.
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he following images of the Sahara desert are by courtesy of: www.OneWorld Magazine Deserts.htm
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