Photos capture human footprint on Africa

Gogarad · Post by **Gogarad** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:31 pm

Very Interesting ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/krwashbureau/20 ... hotos_wa_1

michael_ital · Post by **michael_ital** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:08 pm

Good article. The author makes a great point in that it's time for Africa, and the world, to realize that Africa needs additional sources of revenue, other than it's mineral resources.

Ina Baxar · Post by **Ina Baxar** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:14 pm

Interesting indeed , thanx

Post by **Basra-** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:29 pm

Great.

.....more vudu--withc craft myths from Land of Majeertenia!!! Embarassed

intellex · Post by **intellex** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:35 pm

[quote="Basra-"]Great. Rolling Eyes

.....more vudu--withc craft myths from Land of Majeertenia!!! Embarassed

[/quote]

trust me uusay if a vudu existed i would have sck the fatty out of your boddy and gave a light skin Very Happy

Post by **Basra-** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:37 pm

Okie dockie..Mizz chief! Embarassed

PS: Got crack?? Laughing

dhuusa_deer · Post by **dhuusa_deer** » Thu Aug 18, 2005 2:41 pm

What africa needs to stop being fed and aided. Get over persecution complex. Get higher self steem. Educate the masses. Stop blaming others for own mistakes.

Prove this works: all the nations on earth, both past and present, who got out of poverty and backwardness and propelled themselves into first world nations.

Steeler [Crawler2] · Post by **Steeler [Crawler2]** » Fri Aug 19, 2005 5:15 am

The base problem is the worlds human population is simply becoming too large. In some areas we will see serious crisis and warfare develop because of water shortages. Water is not only critical for drinking and bathing, but for growing food. Those countries that are largely desert must generate revenues to buy grain. And when they can't, and when the global economy is strained, it's a surefire recipe for serious warfare. I think this budding problem, which we already see examples of in the low-lands of the horn, is really going to explode about the time oil starts running dry in the Arabian peninsula.

Galol · Post by **Galol** » Fri Aug 19, 2005 6:01 am

Mad Mac

I disagree. the world isn under-populated not over. This "population explosion' argument is a reflection of the Darwinian fears of white western demographers subconciously terrified of the idea of millions of brown and black people rutting away and producing millions of mouths to feed.

Africa is virtually empty so is America north and south. Australia and Russia too. We use less than 1% of teh world's fresh water and the worry over the next few hundred years is the economic impact of food mountains not famine.

Lets look at the evidence and take India as an example. 70 years ago there were 600 million Indians and seasonal stravation was the norm. Today there are over a Billion and India is a net exporter of food. Same applies to China as well.

Any rational scientific study will come to the same conclusions: The world can esaily accomodate another 10 billion people without much problems. the Population density will still be below that of Britain today.

michael_ital · Post by **michael_ital** » Fri Aug 19, 2005 6:18 am

I know the Canadian Feds have been complining about under population here fore over 30 years, hence the increase in immigration over that same time period.

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Photos capture human footprint on Africa

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