Satellite Weapon
10-24-2006, 11:41 PM
Living in States like Alabama, Oregon or New Jersey you'd never think the world was short on water but you'd be wrong. In some parts of the world fresh-water is becoming more valuable than oil or gold. Back in the old days the Spanish expanded their Kingdom and went to war for Gold, the British went to war to extend their Empire and promote what they called superior British values upon the people of the world, and during the Gulf war conflict the dictator Saddam took Kuwait's valuable oil fields, soon on January 1991 the world would see full scale war. Many people consider control of water was one of the issues in the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Syria invade the Sea of Galilee and occupied the lake's northeastern shore. Syria still claims the northeastern shore of the sea saying it is a part of the Golan Heights. In 1964, Syria began construction on the Headwater Diversion Plan that would have blocked the flow of water into the Sea of Galilee, sharply reducing the capacity of the carrier many people believe this helped spark the Six-Day War.
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The world's populations are rapidly expanding in some areas and some nations have little or no birth control, the planet's resources are being rapidly eaten up and a world water crisis looms.
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Populations in Latin America, Africa and Asia are rapildy rising as families have more children but there are fewer resources to go around. Recently the Islamic state's hard-line president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said he wanted the country's 70 million strong population to almost double in an effort to ensure the country's "dominance". In Sri Lanka refusal of Tamil Tiger rebels to open a sluice gate for canals that supply water to rice farmers sparked a full-scale military assault that claimed the lives of 17 aid workers. In Africa we have the Nile, Niger, Volta and Zambezi basins.Water covers about two-thirds of the Earth's surface, but it ain't fresh or most is too salty for use. We must also consider the possible consequence of climate change or global warming. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Uganda, India, Ethiopia are all expected to have major population increases over the next few months and years.
Here are some of the possible major flash points
1 Many people in Syria and Iraq think Turkish dams are a threat to hundreds of thousands of people, Syria and Iraq, Turkish dams are a threat to hundreds of thousands of livelihoods. In 2003 radical islamics carried out the Istanbul bombings, someday soon they bomb the series of dams along the Euphrates and Tigris. Turkey is also embarking on an ambitious project to sell water from its Manavgat river
2 The Nile, it runs through Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt right now there ain't barely enough to keep people alive. As the populations of Sudan and Ethiopia rise there will be intense competition for increasingly limited water resources. Egypt is unlikely to take kindly to losing out to Ethiopia - a country with one-tenth of its income.
3 The battle for H20 at Bangladesh, India, Burma (Myanmar). sacred Hindu river, the Ganges, is really badly depleted, today the wetlands and mangrove forests of Bangladesh are seriously threatened. Many Burmese villages and lands remain uncultivated due to water shortages. It may also lead to civil war within India were where Indians already have problems with their own radical India Muslims, Hindu extremists and Indian Maoist or Naxalite rebels. The citizens of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu states in India are enmeshed in bloody skirmishes over the waters of the Carvery River.Terrorist actions have been taking place in Jammu and Kashmir but also in locations that extend from Uttaranchal in the North, to Andhra Pradesh in the South, and from Gujarat in the West to West Bengal in the East.
Some of the demands of various groups engaged in violence in the Northeast have varied from autonomy to secession. Terrorist attacks by Pakistan-backed groups have occurred in places as far as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and Varanasi. The militant outfits operating in the N.East regions and in various Northern provinces have usually found refuge in the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Myanmar. One other problem for India is that they also have an unfinished conflcit with Pakistan, who knows where they'll side in such a future conflict but today they've got Nukes aimed at New Delhi.
4 Much of the area around the Aral Sea has turned into a toxic desert. Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan (neighbors of Afghanistan) often get their way by threatening to choke their richer neighbors, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan - and by actually cutting them off from the nourishing rivers that traverse their territories. A-Stan is already a mess its may be only a matter of time before war breaks out other areas near here.
5 Texas versus Mexico, today Mexico city is sinking because of the amount of water being pumped out from beneath its foundations, the Mexican drainage systems have failed and rainwater mixes with open sewage. Can't see this war lasting too long.
http://www.jeffiscool.com/pictures/IndiaTrain.jpg
The world's populations are rapidly expanding in some areas and some nations have little or no birth control, the planet's resources are being rapidly eaten up and a world water crisis looms.
http://www.ezthemes.com/previews/d/desert_skull.jpg
Populations in Latin America, Africa and Asia are rapildy rising as families have more children but there are fewer resources to go around. Recently the Islamic state's hard-line president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said he wanted the country's 70 million strong population to almost double in an effort to ensure the country's "dominance". In Sri Lanka refusal of Tamil Tiger rebels to open a sluice gate for canals that supply water to rice farmers sparked a full-scale military assault that claimed the lives of 17 aid workers. In Africa we have the Nile, Niger, Volta and Zambezi basins.Water covers about two-thirds of the Earth's surface, but it ain't fresh or most is too salty for use. We must also consider the possible consequence of climate change or global warming. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Uganda, India, Ethiopia are all expected to have major population increases over the next few months and years.
Here are some of the possible major flash points
1 Many people in Syria and Iraq think Turkish dams are a threat to hundreds of thousands of people, Syria and Iraq, Turkish dams are a threat to hundreds of thousands of livelihoods. In 2003 radical islamics carried out the Istanbul bombings, someday soon they bomb the series of dams along the Euphrates and Tigris. Turkey is also embarking on an ambitious project to sell water from its Manavgat river
2 The Nile, it runs through Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt right now there ain't barely enough to keep people alive. As the populations of Sudan and Ethiopia rise there will be intense competition for increasingly limited water resources. Egypt is unlikely to take kindly to losing out to Ethiopia - a country with one-tenth of its income.
3 The battle for H20 at Bangladesh, India, Burma (Myanmar). sacred Hindu river, the Ganges, is really badly depleted, today the wetlands and mangrove forests of Bangladesh are seriously threatened. Many Burmese villages and lands remain uncultivated due to water shortages. It may also lead to civil war within India were where Indians already have problems with their own radical India Muslims, Hindu extremists and Indian Maoist or Naxalite rebels. The citizens of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu states in India are enmeshed in bloody skirmishes over the waters of the Carvery River.Terrorist actions have been taking place in Jammu and Kashmir but also in locations that extend from Uttaranchal in the North, to Andhra Pradesh in the South, and from Gujarat in the West to West Bengal in the East.
Some of the demands of various groups engaged in violence in the Northeast have varied from autonomy to secession. Terrorist attacks by Pakistan-backed groups have occurred in places as far as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and Varanasi. The militant outfits operating in the N.East regions and in various Northern provinces have usually found refuge in the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Myanmar. One other problem for India is that they also have an unfinished conflcit with Pakistan, who knows where they'll side in such a future conflict but today they've got Nukes aimed at New Delhi.
4 Much of the area around the Aral Sea has turned into a toxic desert. Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan (neighbors of Afghanistan) often get their way by threatening to choke their richer neighbors, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan - and by actually cutting them off from the nourishing rivers that traverse their territories. A-Stan is already a mess its may be only a matter of time before war breaks out other areas near here.
5 Texas versus Mexico, today Mexico city is sinking because of the amount of water being pumped out from beneath its foundations, the Mexican drainage systems have failed and rainwater mixes with open sewage. Can't see this war lasting too long.