Bet you haven't heard this unheard of Lies in our middle East Mess: Invasion of Libya was About Gaddafi’s Plan to get rid of the dollar and Introduce Gold Dinar: Under the guise of “protecting civilians,” the United States led NATO into Libya and is attempting to assassinate the Libyan leader. Of course, Libya happens to be the largest oil producer in Africa, but many do not realize that Gaddafi was planning to introduce the gold dinar, a single African currency that would serve as an alternative to the U.S. dollar and allow African nations to share the wealth. It is surely no coincidence that Iraq’s prior leader, Saddam Hussein, was trying to do the same thing just prior to U.S. invasion for all of those “weapons of mass destruction.”
Water, Water, Water — Libya’s Hidden Asset: The Great Man-Made River, as the largest water transport project ever undertaken, has been described as the “eighth wonder of the world”. It carries more than five million cubic metres of water per day across the desert to coastal areas, vastly increasing the amount of arable land. The total cost of the huge project is expected to exceed $25 billion (US).
Consisting of a network of pipes buried underground to eliminate evaporation, four meters in diameter, the project extends for four thousand kilometers far deep into the desert. All material is locally engineered and manufactured. Underground water is pumped from 270 wells hundreds of meters deep into reservoirs that feed the network. The cost of one cubic meter of water equals 35 cents. The cubic meter of desalinized water is $3.75. Scientists estimate the amount of water to be equivalent to the flow of 200 years of water in the Nile River.
Oil & Gas Libya 2011: Libya has the largest proven oil reserves in Africa with 42 billion barrels of oil and over 1.3 trillion cubic meters of gas. With only 25% of Libya’s surface territory explored to date there is every chance that actual reserves could see this figure dwarfed in coming years.
As Europe’s single largest oil supplier, the second largest oil producer in Africa and the continent’s fourth largest gas supplier, Libya dominates the petroleum sector in the Southern Mediterranean area and has ambitious plans for the future.
What do you think now about the attack on Gaddafi and Libya and us helping the rebels unseat Gaddafi? I am sick! Also I remember when Gaddafi first disappeared one resident voiced fear that Gaddafi would poison the drinking water. Now that I know about the monstrous aquifers and extensive underground conduits I too am concerned since this mass murderer is under there somewhere.
James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
http://anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com
3 comments:
Good Evening Jim .... This was just a real interesting posting Jim, I havent heard a bloody thing like this or about this elsewheres, some may look at it as like a conspiracy theory of sort, but I actually would buy it as fact, if I knew more. I know damn well if someone/ country like Gahdaffi (spelling? ... Oh ... I give up goddammit : ) planned some currency type swap of some sort that the globe's market's/ icon's would have a shit fit! He sound's like me actually ... I support all small businesses (mom and pop type place's) bank's, auto repair shop's, even shop the underground and flea market's, and try to keep every dollar I can out of large interest's hand's ... I am forced in a way to buy big energy companies for petrol for the car and air/ heat for the home, and this internet and cable tele service I also pay for to a large AT&T, but that's it ... I have seen alot of folk's that just steal the cable service around town, I dont play shit like that though (too petty a reward, as in risk's vs. reward) ... that may be a federal offense actually as far as I would guess, since it involves the FCC and such (not sure of the law on that) ... in this town, these ex- cable company installer's actually go damn near door to door offering to rig up the cable to get free for a one time fee, then of course, your on your own after ... heh, heh, heh, heh, heh : ) Put it this way Jim, in this town, I now where to get damn near anything 24/7/365 : ) But back to your posting and link's ... really interesting and Thanx Jim ....
I'm going to take a wild stab and say that the CIA has been able to infiltrate the country. You don't see such equipped and determined rebels without outside help in a country under a dictator for that long. That's my guess anyway.
I am a citizen of Libya who used to see everything in front of him that was happening
I banned the battles that took place and met with all the American and French Western intelligence.
that was working on the ground as well.
And I completely agree with what you said
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