Could Donald Trump make Atlantropa real?
It was a project about making an artificial sea in the Sahara through the drainage of the Mediterranean.
Could Donald Trump make atlantropa real?
Gabriel Kelly
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Colton Reyes
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Probably the most stupid "project" I've ever seen.
Dylan Kelly
More refugees, Saharan winds blowing around salts from dried seabed (like with the Aral Sea), coastal towns ruined etc.
Ryan Cruz
No, because he is only president of America. Hitler had won you guys would probably have built Atlantropa though.
Nicholas Murphy
>Probably the most stupid "project" I've ever seen.
Elaborate.
Jeremiah Myers
Thats OUR sea and those cunts aren't getting any of it
Elijah Ortiz
Major destructions (ports, shores, fishing zones etc) + major destabilisation (ecosystems, societies etc) for what fucking profit?
Gavin Flores
for creating farmland and living space,and economic increase for trade,tapping into African resources.
Angel Williams
Madness. Utter madness.
Jacob Robinson
You can already tap into Africa resources easily enough, if you replace the native population with humans.
Jason Jackson
Sahelian peoples (the Fulani, Kanuri, Hausa, Songhay, Wolof, Toubou, Zaghawa, etc.) would be able to expand on new fertile lands.
Ethan Lewis
We're already tapping into African ressources, and no we don't need more living space, we need less (sub) humans.
Gavin Morris
Génial...
What makes you think they will do better on these new lands, and what makes you think these lands will be cultivable (desertification)?
Ian Richardson
>building bridges to Africa
We need a giant wall with Spain
Kevin Martinez
>We're already tapping into African ressources
No.Well it's insignificant so same thing.
We are talking 24 trillion dolars ready to go here
>and no we don't need more living space
Why not?it gives more freedom for property,low land prices,lots of food and cityspace.
>we need less (sub) humans.
Perfect.since niggers won't live there(but Europeans will)there is no need to worry.
Christopher Peterson
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Aaron Brown
>farmland
You mean infertile salt flats
Oliver Myers
we should combine the space elevator with a massive pump and pump sea water into space. That way we wouldn't have to worry about rising sea levels.
Jason Flores
Nah.
It can easily be turned into farmland.
Also minerals.
Nolan Ross
>creating farmland
Even if created ground turns out fertile, climate change will probably destroy much more farmland and other usable territories.
>increase for trade,tapping into African resources.
PROTIP: ships are most efficient way of cargo transport. Doubly so for bulk "resources" (except oil/gas, here pipelines are better per se, but with their unique set of drawbacks. And they can be placed on see floor).
Cameron Wilson
and what exactly would happen if one of those dams failed.
Kayden Hall
>Even if created ground turns out fertile, climate change will probably destroy much more farmland and other usable territories.
Elaborate.
>ships are most efficient way of cargo transport.
Which is why The project wants to expand the Suez canal.
Eli Hughes
Those new lands will be cultivable because the influence of the sea will make climate milder, so the desert will disappear.
I like those peoples, I think they are doing fine just being the way they are. :)