The 8th Wonder of The World | The Great Man Made River In The Unlikeliest Locations

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  • The 8th wonder of the world, here is a breakdown on the Great Man Made River Project. Let us explore all the details surrounding this huge engineering project.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 252

  • @krishgounder5116
    @krishgounder5116 Рік тому +81

    One thing is certain under Gaddafi, the citizens lived a better life with a higher standard of living 👏

    • @wymple09
      @wymple09 Рік тому

      Gaddafi was a brutal dictator who was openly hostile to the West. His people were not well off despite the propaganda and were living under vicious oppression. By comparison, the Saudis took the opposite road and they are the agricultural jewel of the desert countries. America was the largest contributor to that success, so don't blame us for Libya's failures. It's always a lot more complicated than it seems. The great satan is just an excuse.

    • @mauricej8747
      @mauricej8747 Рік тому +9

      If you were not tortured or you did not dissappear, live was surely better

    • @auwalidrismuhammad1336
      @auwalidrismuhammad1336 Рік тому +1

      ​@@mauricej8747 I don't think all these happened. Your Western government always wants to see an African, Arabians in regression. So they always create scandals that never happen so they can come into a certain good living countries like Libya and ruin all their good lives.
      I don't know what you think you know about the way Africans and Arabians live their lives. Your countries always take their wickedness to the countries who disagree with them to their countries, they don't fight it in America or Europe, thats why you think Col. Gaddafi was a tyrant!
      Now go search for "the Veteran who confronted Pre. Biden" and see what those fighters have seen. Let me tell you some.
      Those British & American soldiers saw a Population of people who lives average, a lots of these people in dirt's, still living in peace, maybe wanted more but are ok with what they have.
      Then BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM!!! Rains of shells dropping on them.
      Damn!!!

    • @mauricej8747
      @mauricej8747 Рік тому +7

      @Jamie W How many did dissapear or were tortured in a prison in the USA? Evidence please.

    • @henrykmielczarek3189
      @henrykmielczarek3189 Рік тому +4

      @@mauricej8747 Martin Luter King ciwoku.

  • @jameswest4819
    @jameswest4819 Рік тому +125

    Unfortunately, Libya tried to overcome the petrodollar by creating its own Gold Dinar for currency and convincing other African countries to use that currency when trading their resources. They also tried to circumvent the use of a central bank and the IMF as well as the World Bank. So, NATO intervened, destroying their country and bombing their great water project in the process. Curiously, Libya was not a member of NATO.

    • @gaylandbarney2231
      @gaylandbarney2231 Рік тому +10

      thank gawd we brought democacy to Libya

    • @jameswest4819
      @jameswest4819 Рік тому +16

      @@gaylandbarney2231 That and a federal reserve system to help with their slave sales.

    • @luizprado1077
      @luizprado1077 Рік тому +15

      True. NATO meaning the US!

    • @seanbryan1739
      @seanbryan1739 Рік тому

      That’s not true. I remember the wired warning Godaffy not to attack the civilian uprising with soldiers. He wouldn’t listen. Pretty much all African nations supported the invasion.

    • @jameswest4819
      @jameswest4819 Рік тому

      @@seanbryan1739 You are a very sick person.

  • @anandpillai6122
    @anandpillai6122 Рік тому +10

    Gaddafi a leader who loved his country.

  • @arnelbencito3283
    @arnelbencito3283 Рік тому +15

    Proud to be part of this project...as QC Inspector...

  • @eusouun9181
    @eusouun9181 10 місяців тому +3

    Gadaffi was a good man; much better than those who killed him!...

  • @johnwoodcock8652
    @johnwoodcock8652 Рік тому +86

    I worked on this project for 13 years as water quality specialist and travelled the entire phase 1and 2 systems and much of phase 3 too from the furthest exploration wells and aquifer monitoring wells at least 50km from the Sarir, Tazerbo and Jebel Hasouna wellfields to the coast and the handover points to the municipalities and agricultural project reservoirs. As I left it in 2004 it all worked very well with a lot of very happy Libyans.
    However politics intervened and the people were pretty hacked off with the regime. Freedom and Democracy were two joke words. What the leader said, no matter how strange, went, any dissent was rewarded by being put in jail, people just disappeared. You'd be working with a colleague one day, the next he didn't turn up to work and finally you'd hear that the secret police had called at his home and simply driven him away. Sometimes they would reappear, most times not.
    Also all the time there was a deep resentment by the eastern half of the country, Cyrene, where most of the oil lay because the oil money was unfairly distributed with Tripoli seen to be significantly better off the Benghazi.
    When the Arab Spring revolt stated in 2011 much of the country and especially Cyrene rose up and Ghadaffi attempted to put down the rebellion with instructions to eliminate the eastern population, potentially ca 2million people so NATO intervened. As a result the GMMR was blown up near Bani Walid to prevent water flowing to Sirt, Ghadaffi's home city. At the same time Ghadaffi's forces occupied the pipe plant at Marsa Brega. NATO bombed the pipe plant essentially destroying the place and stopping the march towards Benghazi but the division within Libya remains. The east and a good part of the south is controlled by a Cyrenian war lord, Gen Haftar and his henchmen who are not recognised as a legitimate government by the international community.
    Tripoli and the western Libya are administered by the internationally recognised democratic government.
    Until all this is sorted out the GMMR cannot be reinstated. I understand that the water to Benghazi from Sarir and possibly Tazerbo wellfields still flows. I'm not sure about the phase 2 pipeline from Jebel Hasouna to Tripoli. The water to the municipalities was always only to be 20% of the total potential system capacity.

    • @mpendakiswahili3053
      @mpendakiswahili3053 Рік тому +11

      Libyans should have left gadaffi alone....

    • @mgabrielle2343
      @mgabrielle2343 Рік тому +21

      @@mpendakiswahili3053 Jambo sana bwana. You mean NATO should should have left Gaddafi alone to sort out the shit being stirred in his country under the banner of Democracy, which the Western Democracies stir everywhere around the earth and right now you can see what is happening in Ukraine,

    • @mpendakiswahili3053
      @mpendakiswahili3053 Рік тому

      @@mgabrielle2343 what works for Westerners doesn't work for the rest of the world....and libyans did a horrible thing siding with the westerners

    • @cyruskinyanjui5306
      @cyruskinyanjui5306 Рік тому +1

      Hello mr wood

    • @abusamahhassan51
      @abusamahhassan51 Рік тому

      It began when the Western countries Leaders and America intervene Libya’s Muammar Ghadafi Leadership by making every sorts of negative propaganda just because Muammar Ghadafi dislike any form of foreign colonisations

  • @sanha7007
    @sanha7007 Рік тому +1

    콘크리트관부터 매설공사는 🇰🇷 Korea에서 공사했어며 관생산공장에서 근무했어며 미수라타에서 발전소공사 완공후 내전으로 철수했네요!

  • @calholli
    @calholli Рік тому +2

    "We came, we saw, He died" --- Hiliary Clinton.. speaking about Muammar Gaddafi

  • @OleensEmbroidery
    @OleensEmbroidery Рік тому +6

    It's happening all over the world. People not getting anything done because of clashing ideologies. Putting a halt to good plans.

  • @ZMacZ
    @ZMacZ Рік тому +2

    If they connect it to the ocean as well, they can also use it to transport seawater
    inland to allow it to evaporatem which will add humidity and with that cloud formation.
    They'll need some reservoirs for the drinking water during these transports though.
    Alternately, they can add a layer into the pipe, that will allow two way transport through
    the same pipe, and thus have both fresh water transport, but also seawater inland
    for evaporation.
    The inland salt water basin should be checked for porousity. It would be bad
    for the seawater to mix in with drinking water.
    Alternately, using recycled plastic, any large enough hole can be covered with
    such recycled plastic to make it into a big tub. Then water can evaporate without
    mixing with any ground water.
    Even if this does not lead to factual clouds, the least it will do is add air humidity,
    which is already a big step forward in terraforming the local desert.
    Even morning dew can do wonders for any vegetation that otherwise goes dry.
    At the edges of the basin you can also plant things like palms that can tolerate salt water.

  • @sonnylatchstring
    @sonnylatchstring Рік тому +3

    Pumping out water endlessly. I hold my breath for the ground subsidence and earthquakes in the future.

  • @vmahant11
    @vmahant11 Рік тому +13

    It was Gadafi's great project that we did not want to succeed. This is very unfortunate as it would have helped millions of people. Sometimes we do things that does not make sense, this is one of them.

    • @martentrudeau6948
      @martentrudeau6948 Рік тому +1

      It's a great project that should be completed. Libya was doing better under Gadafi.

    • @MikeGreenwood51
      @MikeGreenwood51 Рік тому

      @@martentrudeau6948 You needed to read his Green Book and understand his Pan Arabian Socialist view point stated many times in his book. That the money would disappear. It was a deck of cards economy and he knew. A pipe dream where you imagined it was a better life with even his mother living an eternal life in a tent and him hurrying away all the money he could ship out before the colapes. Try and find all the money today and likely you will find a thousand dead ends as the money was disapperring as he was declaring war. A decaration to murder and start another revolutionary war after he had abdicated from goverment. Libya was not doing better. Remember the forced confiscations of bussinesses and properties at gun point which resulted in tousands fleeing. Of course in a Socialist dictatorship some will think their new stolen wealth represents a better time. But that is a better time for the administration with arms and not so good for the working classes. So it wasn't Libya doing better but the Pan Arabian Socialists telling you it was better as they received all the money but other Libyans may tell you it was Hell On Earth and worse still was Gaddafi telling the world in his Green book that all the money would disappear/ A Pipe Dream. That was all it was. Like a Ponzi Scheme where the first people in the system benefit vastly whilst those to come later would fall foul.

  • @joebannon9443
    @joebannon9443 Рік тому +17

    Worked on the project many years ago on a gas compressor station which supplied gas for the main power generators. From the desert the water appeared to pumped to large evaporation ponds on the coast. Have t assume it would have been far cheaper to build desalination. The only winners being the numerous German contractors who benefited during the embargo 😮

  • @jfitzpatrick6108
    @jfitzpatrick6108 Рік тому +16

    A very interesting compilation of water project info I had never known previously. And well presented. Thank you for that!
    (Your words were easier to understand during the portions that did not have background music. I never remember a college professor using background music to accompany a lecture.)

  • @sebastianwrites
    @sebastianwrites Рік тому +5

    You don't say "what" year the Libya Revolution took place on Feb 17, which was "2011!"
    Very important fact, should have been included please?

  • @adamzaidi5009
    @adamzaidi5009 Рік тому +10

    Never heard about this before, interesting history and a project with lots of potential hopefully will be completed in the near future!

    • @abusamahhassan51
      @abusamahhassan51 Рік тому

      Yes main stream media never publish this because they dislike and jaelous of the success made by Colonal Muammar Ghadafi who was also anti western colonization mentally, monetarilly or politically.

  • @pacificbowmen7384
    @pacificbowmen7384 Рік тому +3

    thanks for stuffing that up USA

    • @joebannon9443
      @joebannon9443 Рік тому +1

      Most of equipment I saw on the project was US sold into Libya through third party European contractors during the embargo 😮 I believe the project was abandoned.

  • @arlandi
    @arlandi Рік тому +3

    what will happen when the underground water runs out?

    • @anotherfreediver3639
      @anotherfreediver3639 Рік тому +2

      There will be heart-rending calls for Western aid from international charities. and we'll all be guilt-tripped into sustaining a large starving population.

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 Рік тому

      that will be about 1000 years from now so worry about it then . seriously that's how long these reservoirs would last. so at least 500 yrs for 50% of the water.

  • @agnelodsa788
    @agnelodsa788 Рік тому +6

    Why did NATO go into Libya? What business gas Nato in Africa?
    NATO means north Atlantic treaty.orginisation not north African treaty organisation.

    • @thomaskristensen4679
      @thomaskristensen4679 Рік тому

      A genocide from Gaddafi was pending NATO stopped it we should just have let them kill one another after all they are Africans.

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 Рік тому

      to save 2 million people who were targetted for extermination.

  • @naashamad6677
    @naashamad6677 Рік тому +1

    Libya before the catastrophic intervention was constantly moving on the right track trying to get improved by means of getting red of the only one income resource of oil purchasing to have more sustainable income resources presented in agricultural sector along side with other industries, but the wrong decisions made by the big countrie's authorities ruined the whole thing.

  • @wilcoxdaniel9825
    @wilcoxdaniel9825 Рік тому +3

    Bet you oil wells were not destroyed

  • @PacoOtis
    @PacoOtis Рік тому +3

    The video is about five times longer than it needed to be. Best of luck!

  • @ehesaanullahmotiwale4702
    @ehesaanullahmotiwale4702 Рік тому +8

    So why was Gaddafi ousted when he, as a leader, was already doing so much for his people?

    • @ashiqmizan9287
      @ashiqmizan9287 Рік тому +1

      He didn’t like Hollywood movies. So, people got angry at him.

    • @wymple09
      @wymple09 Рік тому +3

      He was a brutal dictator.

    • @abusamahhassan51
      @abusamahhassan51 Рік тому

      Jealousy by the Western Leaders and America when Ghadafi disliked their colonisation policies in monetary etc, inclusive the katest is Israel occupation on Palestine

    • @lugwetunje3896
      @lugwetunje3896 Рік тому

      Brain washed by the west

    • @albake5659
      @albake5659 Рік тому

      Always look to see who benefit from these mayhems, western countries in the damn pretense of fake democracy with USA as the leader

  • @haroon176
    @haroon176 Рік тому +4

    Libya should have copied Turkey in dealing with the USA. The late Gaddafi antagonist attitude led to his demise, otherwise today the people of Libya would be living in another Dubai or Qatar with an added luxury of clean drinking water.

  • @benitollan
    @benitollan Рік тому +8

    Libya is supposed to be already much better than it was several years ago. I remember watching some traveler youtuber channel visiting several places in the country and being told this by dozens of different people. Country got much better suddenly about 2-3 years ago, in fact they're mad noone's talking about it and most westerners still think the country is at war (it might technically somewhat be, but life's mostly normal, except by the lack of tourism).

    • @garygoodin1426
      @garygoodin1426 Рік тому

      You need a saliva test. Libya is a mess after Gaddafi. The western powers helped destroy Libyan ambitions.

    • @muslimaminu1
      @muslimaminu1 Рік тому +4

      Yeah! Mostly normal. It was normal 15yrs ago!

    • @chavdarnaidenov2661
      @chavdarnaidenov2661 Рік тому +4

      "it might technically somewhat be" disintegrated and paralysed by war. Which perfectly fits the needs of the former colonizers of Africa. They are terrified of the prospect of peace and progress, being accomplished by their former victims.

    • @MikeGreenwood51
      @MikeGreenwood51 Рік тому

      @@chavdarnaidenov2661 Problem was it was Ghaddfi who was the victimizer. Did you for get that? His so called Green utopian socialist dictatorship remember was a Pan Arabian socialist Dictaorship with him self as his own self appointed king of Africa. Weirdly odd to think a person should imagine him self King when his very policy was anti Africans. But weirder still was that as a Socialist Pan Arabian he was hated by all the surounding Arabian countries. You can check out the history of the votes for or against gadaffi by all the countries which bordered Libya. Not one country supported him of his socialist Arab only country. Libyans also fled and the Libyan goverment voted against him and called upon The Security Council for help.

  • @UserDontiAS
    @UserDontiAS Рік тому +2

    Whenever you speak of Libya I get emotional hopefully they will overcome whatever came on their way. And to traitors shame on you 😢

  • @MteuleVee
    @MteuleVee Рік тому +2

    Then America brought "Freedom and Democracy ".

    • @abusamahhassan51
      @abusamahhassan51 Рік тому

      America never brought freedom and democracy intead they are the colonizer and destroyer to Libya

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 Рік тому

      kadafi had ordered that the east of libya be depopulated . so he told his generals to kill 2 million people who were rebelling. is that ok??

    • @hakan8997
      @hakan8997 Рік тому +1

      @@ronblack7870 Where do we find that order? In a MSM office?

  • @Drawde1Joints1Sneek
    @Drawde1Joints1Sneek Рік тому +1

    they pump up the water??
    was this normal drink water or sea water???

    • @adamzaidi5009
      @adamzaidi5009 Рік тому +3

      Probably not salty like sea water, will have filtration systems before it entered the cities removing metals etc 🤔

  • @martentrudeau6948
    @martentrudeau6948 Рік тому +1

    It was a beautiful flourishing country under Muammar Gaddafi and now Gaddafi is gone, it's not.

  • @rbdogwood
    @rbdogwood Рік тому +1

    I suspect that the oil will prove to be more 'fluid' than water.

  • @chemonather7459
    @chemonather7459 Рік тому +3

    Who was helping the his people to get Out of poverty?

  • @marcoantoniosoaresdemoraes7354

    Errata Correcting The Text Sended Before: "I' Think That....(About The Destruction of The Project The Man Made River um Lybia).

  • @yaacobariffin481
    @yaacobariffin481 Рік тому +2

    The oil revenue keep Libyans happy, it also make the US happier 9:05 with excess cash invest in US Treasuries and bonds. The sell down of US treasuries to finance the water pipeline worries US too much, hence plans to stop water project initiated. The water pipeline will prosper Libya more, a war must start to stop this.

  • @hjeffwallace
    @hjeffwallace Рік тому +1

    You said Gadaffi was defeated February 17. What year?

  • @hashimabdulkarim1111
    @hashimabdulkarim1111 Рік тому +4

    Gadafi future plantation on desert for libyan people food security food. wheat, potato etc. Libyan miss Gadafi greatman. Now libyan import food no more free home free electric..China copy future

    • @hashimabdulkarim1111
      @hashimabdulkarim1111 Рік тому +1

      China green desert. Plantation food security. China can continue Gadafi idea food security no import

    • @DCM8828
      @DCM8828 Рік тому +1

      Gaddafi was a great man.

  • @Addingtonb
    @Addingtonb Рік тому +1

    I had to subscribe to support your very first video. Keep us informed, and keep up the good work.

  • @jameshotz1350
    @jameshotz1350 Рік тому +1

    This will add to the sea level and leave a giant void.

  • @NATURESWORLDhomeremedies
    @NATURESWORLDhomeremedies Рік тому +1

    West use Libyan people, and now what they get.
    However, Gaddafi rules, but it's in favor of the country.

  • @timtravasos2742
    @timtravasos2742 Рік тому +1

    Sounds like this area should be ok with water now.

    • @kselmak
      @kselmak 6 місяців тому

      as i understand usa bombed it and it is in great need of repairs, who knows if and when it would be possible

  • @StephenLoweFinland
    @StephenLoweFinland Рік тому

    Excellent! 14Jan2023Finland

  • @philemonmuli1806
    @philemonmuli1806 Рік тому

    There's a lot of insinuation and suggestion,is the video meant to speak about the inestimable worth of this project only?

  • @edwardcarberry1095
    @edwardcarberry1095 Рік тому

    Look up " Primary Water".
    Do learn about it.

  • @adw00000
    @adw00000 Рік тому +14

    Just imagine if US didn't interfere.

    • @seanbryan1739
      @seanbryan1739 Рік тому

      Hundreds of civilians would have died. It was a civil war

    • @the_libyan_dude6500
      @the_libyan_dude6500 Рік тому

      Imagine

    • @abusamahhassan51
      @abusamahhassan51 Рік тому +1

      Yes Libya would have been more prosperous and developed if America don’t intervened

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 Рік тому

      yes 2 million would have been killed because they were rebelling against kadafi.

    • @the_libyan_dude6500
      @the_libyan_dude6500 Рік тому +2

      @@ronblack7870 who told you that?
      Are you Libyan?
      Do you live in Libya?
      Are you from the city that first rebelled against him?

  • @anikettripathi7991
    @anikettripathi7991 Рік тому +1

    We have sufficient resources and water for all the humans and other species but our misnanagements and compartmental owenerships makes most of the people deprived. So basic water,food grains needs to be freed from nations ownership and managed for everyones needs.

  • @cliff567
    @cliff567 Рік тому

    Hilary Clinton, secretary of state ... "We Came, We Saw, He Died" add cackle.

  • @MicahThomason
    @MicahThomason Рік тому +20

    I don't know how you can tell this story without mentioning the poor decision making of Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama.

    • @steelman86
      @steelman86 Рік тому

      Maybe because the intelligent voters are concentrating on current events like tRUMPS MAGA PARTY which is trying to destroy america and our CONSTITUTION ALONG WITH TRYING TO TAKE AWAY OUR EARNED SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS PLUS MORE AND MORE THINGS WE THE POOR AND MIDLE CLASS RELY ON!!L maybe thats just one little thing!!! TRY TO "think" THAT THROUGH!!

    • @JorgeValencia-jg7jm
      @JorgeValencia-jg7jm 5 місяців тому

      CORRECT, the Peace Nobel Prize: Barack Obama,, Ordered the Assesination the Great Lider Kadafi,, and Hilary Clinton ,, Supervised That Crime. Unveiled but True.

  • @lugwetunje3896
    @lugwetunje3896 Рік тому +2

    Lybians you will regret forever removing Gaddafi forceful was wrong

  • @EvanLoper-pj5wk
    @EvanLoper-pj5wk 5 місяців тому

    So he brought water to his people in the desert and we struggle with the basics. I think we got arrogant.

  • @sanbell6951
    @sanbell6951 Рік тому +3

    When the entire supply of underground water is depleted won't the empty underground pocket increase the chance of the entire area falling into a sinkhole because the water was holding up the land.

    • @jonahigbokwe394
      @jonahigbokwe394 Рік тому

      What a weird idea

    • @simbarashechatira3518
      @simbarashechatira3518 Рік тому +3

      Its wiser to do a little bit of geography before you comment

    • @henrykmielczarek3189
      @henrykmielczarek3189 Рік тому

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @z11542
      @z11542 Рік тому

      @@simbarashechatira3518 that was a good effort by you and i see some feeble mind gave you thumbs up. The correct word is Stratigraphy not Geography, Your welcome.

    • @leetramp
      @leetramp Рік тому +2

      I'll try to answer your question without resorting to common UA-cam commenting sarcasm.
      Yes, removing the water can lead to subsidence (the ground level getting lower.
      A misconception presented in the video is the image of a big cavern filled with water. Aquifers are generally layers of rock that is porous enough to hold significant amounts of water. Think of a pile of cloth that you could pour water on--it would absorb a significant amount of water, but there are no obvious or large holes.
      So, you are correct in thinking that the land will lower, although there are unlikely to be sink holes.
      Does this make sense?

  • @kadoolimoses3623
    @kadoolimoses3623 Рік тому +2

    We lost an African messiah

  • @touiklau1254
    @touiklau1254 Рік тому

    Good job Libya ,you ask for it an receive it ,never trust the west .now you will never be old Libya again just like iraq..even in 50 year

  • @stylelaunch4310
    @stylelaunch4310 Рік тому +6

    And they decided to kill Brother Leader. Long Live Gaddafi!!!!!!

  • @hashim64
    @hashim64 Рік тому +2

    Libyan free house, freedom, free school.,desert farming. democracy lost everything. Lost your dream

  • @auwalidrismuhammad1336
    @auwalidrismuhammad1336 Рік тому +2

    Well, I had hoped that as you guys are talking about Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, you guys would have said that "the Libyans People have regretted what they did to the Great Colonel and his Family".
    Thats a SHAME from the Libyan People!!
    I'm from Nigeria and if we could GET a Col. Muammar Gaddafi, we would live under his & his family's Rules FOREVER!!!

  • @tithemidozard2854
    @tithemidozard2854 Рік тому +4

    NATOcame to save and Bombed the water pipes 😢💣

    • @leetramp
      @leetramp Рік тому

      Yeah, I feel like whenever a country's infrastructure is destroyed by people 'saving them,' those who destroyed it should have to rebuild what they destroyed.

    • @salishaMakeba
      @salishaMakeba Рік тому

      ​@@leetramp
      It is said it was a deliberate act .

  • @MySmallWorld.
    @MySmallWorld. Рік тому +1

    Countries are poor, because of the West.

  • @k.nanthakumar8151
    @k.nanthakumar8151 Рік тому

    Petrol price in Libya 10 cent usd

  • @abduqodir6406
    @abduqodir6406 11 місяців тому

    Бир потшо Бир Прздент еди Конго дарйоси серсувлиги Ахамиятли Сохрога каттасув келтраш мумкин Яшил Сохро Аператсияси БМТ НОТО Тошклоти Ислохотго мухтож БМТ Амеркодон Шмоли Африкага кучриш вакти келди

  • @marcoantoniosoaresdemoraes7354

    "I Think That 's .....(about The destruction of The Man Made River Project in Lybia). Whom shall be responsibilized by The destruction of....

  • @alilarret
    @alilarret Рік тому

    И приехали американцы со своей стороны в Ливию....

  • @SpencerMarquiss-j7b
    @SpencerMarquiss-j7b 6 місяців тому

    It's insane this only too $25B
    We send that to Israel every single year

  • @k.nanthakumar8151
    @k.nanthakumar8151 Рік тому

    Gadafi was bad man for westerner. But run the country well .
    Just to control
    Oil US dirty technique and toppled him…
    Petrol price in Libya is less then USD / cent 10 per litter.

  • @jheluumenterprises4980
    @jheluumenterprises4980 Рік тому

    Kal eid 2nd day in tench bhatta ok

  • @DCM8828
    @DCM8828 Рік тому

    The groundwater will run out at some predictable point. Solar powered sea water desalination is a permanent solution.

    • @garygoodin1426
      @garygoodin1426 Рік тому

      That predictable point is hundreds of years away.

    • @jirachi-wishmaker9242
      @jirachi-wishmaker9242 Рік тому

      It will run for 4800yrs

    • @myfishisnothappy1595
      @myfishisnothappy1595 Рік тому +1

      It's more subtle. One meter loss can compromize 1000 sq. km of Siwas, or Oasis. Pristine water value will be higher than gold in 100 years.

  • @benediktmorak4409
    @benediktmorak4409 Рік тому

    And then came the USA.
    Now it is all in a mess.

  • @mohammed-sp9ey
    @mohammed-sp9ey Рік тому

    Triste por libya

  • @genobohez6374
    @genobohez6374 Рік тому

    dearing and megalomania project because the water suplie does not have external refuel so it will dry up anyway if used unless they use clever technical solutions to return the water back to its source and use the water drip technical solution as done in Israel and to use the new Australien plow technic invented by a Australian farmer inventer with other words invent and benefit world wide and stop using old methods wich are not sufficient anymore these days

  • @khalidmahmood3901
    @khalidmahmood3901 Рік тому +1

    Libyan people lost their good time along qaddsfi.

  • @selimemini4503
    @selimemini4503 Рік тому

    Po dreqny egypt saudia arabi qeshtu kanallin detit ujin detit sadush pare ju jap

  • @rodfriesen4370
    @rodfriesen4370 Рік тому

    Are you serious!!!!???? NATO bombed the shit out of that pipe line!

  • @robby.j.raipassa364
    @robby.j.raipassa364 6 місяців тому

    Mungkin..Dimata manusia Kadafi diktator dan Apakah.....
    Mungkin dia mati di dalam parit oleh trakyat yang di buat makmur...
    Tapi pasti ada yang merasa terganggu dg semua kemakmuran rakyat Libiya..
    Dan mungkin nyawanya disambut dg kemuliaan oleh Nabi Nya..
    Ini koreksi untuk kita melihat sosok sosok hebat yang tdk mau diatur eropa dan USA..

  • @angelobkoljenovic9528
    @angelobkoljenovic9528 Рік тому

    The river has killed Kadafi

  • @mmans8191
    @mmans8191 Рік тому +2

    Let's assume the ideal and imaginary case which is: the whole project was accomplished and running 100% right now with only $25 billion as they estimated at the beginning to get the 6.5 million cubic meters a day!!
    That's roughly 2.5 billion cubic meters per year for about 7 million people living right now in Libya in 2023. As Mr. John Woodcock who worked on the project said: "about 20% of this water would be used for the municipalities." That's 500 million cubic meters of water out of the 2.5 billion per year given and taken...
    I'm pretty sure the desalination plants would have cost a lot less to build and produce 500 million cubic meters of water per year necessarily for the Libyans, especially since they are only two major cities: Tripoli and Benghazi, and most of the other cities are small and located on the Libyan coast which can receive fresh water through the pipelines from the two big cities or build small desalination plants for most of them...
    As for the 2 billion cubic meters per year. It would be a complete waste of money to spend most of it on agriculture just to show off and it would be cheaper to import than produce it and subsidize it with oil money.
    Let alone the destruction made to the underground water ecosystem in South Libya that has been there for tens of thousands of years!! It will be finished and ruined in less than 100 years just because a stupid, evil, bloodsucker and nuts-case dictator wanted to waste the oil money and show off to the rest of the world…The world is a much better place without his ass in it. Good riddance!! Best luck and wishes to the Libyan people!!

  • @meherbabaisgod9967
    @meherbabaisgod9967 Рік тому

    💖💖💘💘💕💕

  • @KeivGatemi
    @KeivGatemi Рік тому

    USA has destroyed lot's of African nations😢

  • @GibsonTerrell
    @GibsonTerrell Рік тому +1

    first a desert, then a forest of sinkholes

  • @jheluumenterprises4980
    @jheluumenterprises4980 Рік тому

    Yrs hirab b4 sleeped ok

  • @garymahon2361
    @garymahon2361 Рік тому

    Lies

  • @1963Austria
    @1963Austria Рік тому

    Explain man made etc to far right christians....

  • @steelman86
    @steelman86 Рік тому

    If the water thing doesn't work out, a high speed train would be great underground!!

  • @gimmysola9452
    @gimmysola9452 Рік тому +6

    thanks to the french and americar war faction we will not have water

  • @tedchandran
    @tedchandran Рік тому

    Jai Hinduja. Bomb Bomb and Bomb in order to the 5Eyes Change Change and Change.