I would like to say not all the present gen are not work shy, and it’s sometimes the younger generation that leds the way, so thank you to all the generations past and present for the knowledge that we have in this world.❤️🙏
Are people missing the point of this documentary? The gentleman farming dates at the Liwa oasis at the beginning of the doc IS PART OF THE PROBLEM. He is part of a long proud tradition of depleting the water table by farming dates in the middle of the desert. These are unsustainable agricultural practices. The current 'solution' of simply drilling deeper wells eventually depletes the vast underground water source, to the point where now the water being drawn up is saline. They're actually now poisoning the soil by watering with saline water. Almost nothing can grow in the salinated soil they're creating. None of these agricultural practices are focused on ADDING to the natural environment. They're all focused on using up natural resources (like water) to make a profit, without sustainable practices to maintain & add to the natural resources. Eventually these oases will become complete desert because these farmers have used up all the fresh water underground. The desalination project at 37:00 isn't a solution--at great expense, it only further depletes the aquifer by using up even the salinated water at the very bottom of the aquifer. The 'man-made lake' with birds at 21:00 is actually LEAKAGE, if you listen closely. It's broken pipes or poorly sealed irrigation systems that are LEAKING vast amounts of precious water at the surface! It will evaporate so quickly under the heat & sun, so it's all being wasted. It's crazy that the video doesn't explore that issue. The hotel featured at the end (41:50) is simply drilling deeper & deeper into the aquifer & using up the precious water so people can have an 'exotic' luxury desert adventure. Not saying we're doing any better anywhere else in the world, but it's odd that the video doesn't challenge these practices at all, or highlight how they're destroying the last of these precious resources.
It must be an ad. They live as if there is no tomorrow. Rabid materialism and consumerism. But don't you worry. They'll revert their ecological "bright ideas" with all the forest land they're buying in Africa.
Wait…isn’t that the entire idea of civilization? Every generation works hard to make it easier for the next generation? I think the term they use for it is called…progress….
To the Lady, ladies, of the land... I give u love and thanks for been strong and powerful women, which believed on her man, and made happening together. Thank u. You guys ROCK.
I congratulate the grandpa of the Sheikh for been a faithful man of GOD. Its even prophetic how the Lord showed him the way of BELIEVE as much as Becca is the paradise of Mohammed, their prophet. Its impressive how another man using his Faith of been a visionary and obedient child of the LORD followed HIS instructions as a believer. Im glad, the grandchildren, r seeking tp growth. BRAVOS. And i also think ALOE-VERA=BABOSA are good to try. They can be used as medication, juices, cosmetics... I watched a documentary saying that the biggest amd better aloe Vera plants r from Chile... Where the lands r been taken care of shamanic natives... Anyways... Congratulations bkz the Lord is just giving the visions of better future FOREVER and MORE, to those who r faithful and open their eyes to see. Amen. For the always and FOREVER our Lord will be praised.
Are they monitoring their aquifer? Are its levels sustainable/regenerative? Curious. The area is beautiful. The increase in bird populations seen, the plant diversity! [never mind 24:34 I see you are addressing the water issue].
So... They already have the pvc tubes..... Kkkkk... Im Watching in "parts" to pay attention and deal with my responsibilities of my ; HERE, NOW. THERE. NOW. IN BETWEEN.... & BEYOND. God bless. Im with the dr from Jordan which came up to "prove" that im smart and its been done by her degrees. Blessed be. You ROCK in a man's world, girl.
I have many questions about the plant and animal life in their land but one thing that really I'm curious about is what type of batteries that they put in their trail cameras that last out there in that heat that extremely heat. I'm not trying to be silly with this question. I'm actually curious it would be important for me to know, thank you, God bless you.
Also mix organic oil twenty percent and water eighty percent and spray this on the desert sand to stabilize sand dunes and prevent sands from blowing away and moving. And plant grass and trees on this oil and water soaked sand. Then grow fowls and ducks goats sheep horses cows and rabbits and geese etc and develop an Agri base along with the Date Palms.
Why they do Not start mulching at the Date Palms? Why Not planting halophilic plants Like Atriplex littoralis which sucks salts from the Ground. It leaves can be eaten
They need more interplanting. Biome-appropriate, alley cropped trees, in rows shared with vines, and shrubs alternatjng with rows of annual and perennials will help conserve surface water. Soil is well protected and the soil biome creates optimal permeability and fertility. It reduces the need for pesticides, herbicides, irrigation, builds carbon and natural fertility, etc. Avoiding disturbing the soil thru plowing is important. Adding rainwater harvesting earthworks is important as well to quickly protect water from direct evaporation and to recharge aquifers instead of relying on "antique water." The other leg of better agricultural practices uses livestock to manage weeds, pests and additional fertility. They must avoid overgrazing as it exposes soil/dirt to solarization... Synthetic chemical inputs add a lot of salt, so relying on interplanting to enhance fertility instead is important. Desalination is limited, it requires ongoing energy and technical knowledge, outside materials to sustain it, It is best reserved as an occasional buffer. Greenhouses are a mirage regarding viability. They increase heat, they are still using synthetic chemical inputs and pumped water. Shading nets are a better option while plants establish.
@@lauraw.7008 Rainwater Harvesting earthworks are important as well. Soil surfaces become overly hard and impermeable to water, soil, life so opening the surface with frequent, small bunds, planting pits, swales, etc creates opportunity for water to infiltrate instead of being lost to direct evaporation or worse as erosive runoff. Bare ground loses permeability. Plowing contributes to the soil surface hardening and becoming dead. We need a multi-prong approach. A cocktail fork is too little...
Instead of green houses for shade they should plant their cucumbers to climb on the palm trunks, and other crops below the palms as well. They should work with the dew, and make eggbox shape agroforestry and keep their soil covered with palm leaves and branches, crops, seeds and grasses, bushes and shrubs.
So in summary, first they dried up their deep fresh waters hoping to green the desert, and that not only failed but in the process they also salinated and ruined their soil. Now they have dicovered green houses to grow tomatos, and are desalinating sea water for daily use, but since they have only 3 days of water reserve they had to store some disalinated water for emergency. I am struggling to see where exactly is the achievment or great success??
This was my point too! The video doesn't really critique these unsustainable agricultural practices at all, & the comments are all about the 'good work' & 'proud traditions'. Proud tradition of destroying the environment without replenishing the natural resources, it seems. Not saying agricultural practices anywhere else are much better, but it's so odd to have soaring music & talk of 'proud traditions' & 'optimistic future' when the video is actually about mismanagement of dwindling resources. This video is a handbook on how to turn the last of the oases into more endless desert.
These arabians... They r everywhere but in the desert. Thats awesome... And their satellite... They high intelligence. It all came from their ancestors staring at the stars and they became VISIONARIES WITH MANIFESTATIONS UNTIL THE FUTURE NOW. these ppl are blessed.
It means you have never been to UAE when it gets cold between nov-mar first thing Emaraties and all khalijies do we head go the desert, our love to the desert is something many will never understand we are rooted to our past the lavish lifestyle didn't change us we are still humble prefer eating in the ground and share our food.. even the expats started to camp in the desert, we can see that they're enjoying it it too they can understand why we love our desert. Our great grand fathers lived in the desert in the hardest conditions, yet they shared water not only among themselves, but with their camels too knowing its rare to get water. Appreciating what God gave us and seeing the beauty in it even if it seems harsh to others, I believe it formed our solidarity and loyalty to our faith and culture.
14:13 what happened to falconry hunting and of course those beautiful Arabian horses?🐴 🦅🐫 dates literally taste like candy 🍬 the USA is having 2 flushes of cicadas- what roasting recipes does the Arabian Cooking Channel have?
Monoculture will result such a issue why they don't plant any other shrubs and small trees around and in-between also palms are grasses so they don't generate/retain moisture through their leafs or stump
Let us know when you succeed on high amounts of water having salt taken of water. I'm in Arkansas America but I had arab and Egyptian FREINDS and also FREINDS with many exchange in Michigan growing.
There are a number of organizations working on saline-agriculture for coastlines and degraded areas. I hope they'll be able to utilize that experience in the UAE. Also, get rid of your golf courses, UAE.
Charcoal and clay doesn't filters the water keeping it without the sodium? Maybe a tank with some "camadas" of it to purify the water feom sodium. Havent u tried the pvc tubes which can go all around the palm trees and besides watering them all the time... The pvc water tubes with some wholes on the bottom could make the soil watering and the plam trees would have the water from their roots to leaves... Now... About the leaves getting greener... 2 times per day where the sun comes stronger water from above, so... Soil wet amd leaves refreshed 2 times per day, they will resist to our climate changes even MORE. Even drones, u gotta go with faster technology, can carry water and sprinkles it faster to all around the plantation. * im sorry... Im trying solutions while I'm seeing the NEEDS for now. God blessed there and blessed is indeed. Amen. Glory to Lord. AHAMDULILIAH.
Reflective pale green “shade-cloth” is a really good way to reflect away the heat. Sprinkling leaves w/water in the heat of the day the water droplets act like magnifying glasses, burning the leaves where the drops land.
I always feel sad that Saudi, and the Emirates are not trying to green their deserts, with Climate change bringing rains, and their wadtewater, it should be enough to make kilometers of green spaces outside Abu Dhabi, and Dubai.
About insects, which, Glory to LORD the plantations r free of it... Alli know is that usually insects dont like spicy... Maybe cloves tea been sprinkled once a day, if it doenst change the flavors of the dates, it may be help.
Unfortunately, water will always be a problem in the dessert. Thats why historically the Emirates could never support major civilizations. Hopefully the water issue does not lead to eventual collapse of these economies after the oil money runs dry.
This area needs to have acclimatizing plants like palm trees for these animals and insects to reproduce with shelters to gradually enriching the soil with organic matters aside from sand dunes of minerals natural fertilizer for palm trees other savanna plants
This is another proof alive in this 🌎 where GOD using lightworkers, called his black sheep children bkz none of us is perfect, works through our intelligence and care to make the impossible, POSSIBLE. THANK YOU & THANKS TO ALLAH, OUR LORD. OUR GOD.
Those falcons are from khorason Afghan land. Pakistan is a British establishment 1947 in occupied Afghan land after 3 invasions. Pakistanis are Indian settlers in Afghanistan
what Thaa Fook Are you talking about ? Pakistani Pashtons Population are in triple number then Afghan Pashtoon Populations Are als not all Pakistani are Indian Origin only Punjabis and Sindhis Are Indian origin ... here in PAKISTAN we have Boloch People's in Pakistan which are mix Race of Persian and Arabian for example we have Kurds Tribes in Bolochistan which Are middle eastern Bloodline we have Hazaras/Tartars in Bolochistan which are Mongols Bloodlines and offCourse we Pashtoon are Also not Indians Origins for your Info we Pakistanis Pashtoon are more Proud Pakistanis then you Afghans Soo shut up Are Do Your Bachabazi In Afghanistan ...
Erm wake up. They wasted their water sources and now they use alot of money to fix the issue. But only barely and when oil money is gone their system collapses. They have fixed nothing at all. Just bought some more time.
WHY was he weeding arund the palms you need vegitation to lower the evapouration and to build up organic matter seem rediculous that your wasting that free camodity
You burned fossil fuels as your ever-sustaining business, so don't also ever complain of an ever-heated environment which is the result of your business. What goes around comes around - so to speak.
What does “Lawrence of Arabia”, the man who betrayed Muslims and Arabs have to do with this?!!! Really. The orientalism is disgusting. The music is 🤮 and the stock footage is pretty bad. DO BETTER.
We do know that St. Joseph was a poor man, a carpenter by trade. He could not afford a camel which was capital instensive to acquire, and expensive to feed. Therefore a donkey was his only alternative.
I would like to say not all the present gen are not work shy, and it’s sometimes the younger generation that leds the way, so thank you to all the generations past and present for the knowledge that we have in this world.❤️🙏
Are people missing the point of this documentary? The gentleman farming dates at the Liwa oasis at the beginning of the doc IS PART OF THE PROBLEM. He is part of a long proud tradition of depleting the water table by farming dates in the middle of the desert.
These are unsustainable agricultural practices. The current 'solution' of simply drilling deeper wells eventually depletes the vast underground water source, to the point where now the water being drawn up is saline. They're actually now poisoning the soil by watering with saline water. Almost nothing can grow in the salinated soil they're creating.
None of these agricultural practices are focused on ADDING to the natural environment. They're all focused on using up natural resources (like water) to make a profit, without sustainable practices to maintain & add to the natural resources. Eventually these oases will become complete desert because these farmers have used up all the fresh water underground. The desalination project at 37:00 isn't a solution--at great expense, it only further depletes the aquifer by using up even the salinated water at the very bottom of the aquifer.
The 'man-made lake' with birds at 21:00 is actually LEAKAGE, if you listen closely. It's broken pipes or poorly sealed irrigation systems that are LEAKING vast amounts of precious water at the surface! It will evaporate so quickly under the heat & sun, so it's all being wasted. It's crazy that the video doesn't explore that issue.
The hotel featured at the end (41:50) is simply drilling deeper & deeper into the aquifer & using up the precious water so people can have an 'exotic' luxury desert adventure.
Not saying we're doing any better anywhere else in the world, but it's odd that the video doesn't challenge these practices at all, or highlight how they're destroying the last of these precious resources.
I hear you, permaculture and feeding the water table is essential for sustainability
I actually wonder if this is paid content. 🤔
@@anterdecasa Wouldn't be surprised.
It must be an ad. They live as if there is no tomorrow. Rabid materialism and consumerism. But don't you worry. They'll revert their ecological "bright ideas" with all the forest land they're buying in Africa.
Same thing is happening in Arizona where industrial agriculture is using the unrenewable underground water.
No matter where in the world it always seems like the older generations worked so much harder than the present generation.
Very true
The present generation is working hard on tik tok😊.
Wait…isn’t that the entire idea of civilization? Every generation works hard to make it easier for the next generation? I think the term they use for it is called…progress….
It’s the way of humanity. We pave roads till ours runs out so that next generations can build better roads than we did.
You need inspiration to work hard . A reason . People stripped of purpose and meaning have no reason to care ...
To the Lady, ladies, of the land... I give u love and thanks for been strong and powerful women, which believed on her man, and made happening together.
Thank u. You guys ROCK.
I congratulate the grandpa of the Sheikh for been a faithful man of GOD.
Its even prophetic how the Lord showed him the way of BELIEVE as much as Becca is the paradise of Mohammed, their prophet.
Its impressive how another man using his Faith of been a visionary and obedient child of the LORD followed HIS instructions as a believer.
Im glad, the grandchildren, r seeking tp growth. BRAVOS.
And i also think ALOE-VERA=BABOSA are good to try.
They can be used as medication, juices, cosmetics...
I watched a documentary saying that the biggest amd better aloe Vera plants r from Chile... Where the lands r been taken care of shamanic natives...
Anyways... Congratulations bkz the Lord is just giving the visions of better future FOREVER and MORE, to those who r faithful and open their eyes to see.
Amen.
For the always and FOREVER our Lord will be praised.
Do u know that in Ecuador, has an area that is the only place on 🌎 which the water goes down on reversing side?!?
@@dpotengy1 😂😂😂
Good effort 👍
CONGRATULATIONS UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, YOU ARE CHANGING THE WORLD. BLESSINGS. SOS, SOS PLANET EARTH.
Great documentary
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
I like this young man proud of its heritage
Living in such a hot place and still no sweat on their faces.Wow
its beacause the air is very dry
I believe in regreening the Desert. It is very possible to make the effort to achieve this. Oil dollars can help very well.
But islam says once the Arabia is green just like before there will be apocalypse
So they won't
@@onemuslim9313every muslim believes in judgement day we cant prevent it by not planting trees in arabia
@@onemuslim9313 Most stupid idea ever.
@@onemuslim9313no, we will, want the Arabian peninsula to be green again.
Stop lying
Studies have shown that greening deserts will be disastrous for the environment
Are they monitoring their aquifer? Are its levels sustainable/regenerative? Curious. The area is beautiful. The increase in bird populations seen, the plant diversity!
[never mind 24:34 I see you are addressing the water issue].
Good job!
Keep up all the good work shown here John Uk
So... They already have the pvc tubes..... Kkkkk... Im Watching in "parts" to pay attention and deal with my responsibilities of my ; HERE, NOW.
THERE. NOW.
IN BETWEEN.... & BEYOND.
God bless.
Im with the dr from Jordan which came up to "prove" that im smart and its been done by her degrees.
Blessed be. You ROCK in a man's world, girl.
Does anyone know the name of background music at 41 minutes and 15 seconds?
I have many questions about the plant and animal life in their land but one thing that really I'm curious about is what type of batteries that they put in their trail cameras that last out there in that heat that extremely heat. I'm not trying to be silly with this question. I'm actually curious it would be important for me to know, thank you, God bless you.
Also mix organic oil twenty percent and water eighty percent and spray this on the desert sand to stabilize sand dunes and prevent sands from blowing away and moving. And plant grass and trees on this oil and water soaked sand. Then grow fowls and ducks goats sheep horses cows and rabbits and geese etc and develop an Agri base along with the Date Palms.
They did that years ago. 😊
Why they do Not start mulching at the Date Palms? Why Not planting halophilic plants Like Atriplex littoralis which sucks salts from the Ground. It leaves can be eaten
They need more interplanting. Biome-appropriate, alley cropped trees, in rows shared with vines, and shrubs alternatjng with rows of annual and perennials will help conserve surface water. Soil is well protected and the soil biome creates optimal permeability and fertility. It reduces the need for pesticides, herbicides, irrigation, builds carbon and natural fertility, etc.
Avoiding disturbing the soil thru plowing is important.
Adding rainwater harvesting earthworks is important as well to quickly protect water from direct evaporation and to recharge aquifers instead of relying on "antique water."
The other leg of better agricultural practices uses livestock to manage weeds, pests and additional fertility. They must avoid overgrazing as it exposes soil/dirt to solarization...
Synthetic chemical inputs add a lot of salt, so relying on interplanting to enhance fertility instead is important.
Desalination is limited, it requires ongoing energy and technical knowledge, outside materials to sustain it,
It is best reserved as an occasional buffer.
Greenhouses are a mirage regarding viability. They increase heat, they are still using synthetic chemical inputs and pumped water. Shading nets are a better option while plants establish.
Agree - shading nets, interplanting to decrease evaporation.
@@lauraw.7008
Rainwater Harvesting earthworks are important as well. Soil surfaces become overly hard and impermeable to water, soil, life so opening the surface with frequent, small bunds, planting pits, swales, etc creates opportunity for water to infiltrate instead of being lost to direct evaporation or worse as erosive runoff.
Bare ground loses permeability. Plowing contributes to the soil surface hardening and becoming dead. We need a multi-prong approach. A cocktail fork is too little...
@@b_uppy 😂 💥 well said!! A cocktail fork is too small!
@@lauraw.7008
Lol, 👍👍👍
Instead of green houses for shade they should plant their cucumbers to climb on the palm trunks, and other crops below the palms as well. They should work with the dew, and make eggbox shape agroforestry and keep their soil covered with palm leaves and branches, crops, seeds and grasses, bushes and shrubs.
They can use Solar Energy to Desalinate the well water.
So in summary, first they dried up their deep fresh waters hoping to green the desert, and that not only failed but in the process they also salinated and ruined their soil. Now they have dicovered green houses to grow tomatos, and are desalinating sea water for daily use, but since they have only 3 days of water reserve they had to store some disalinated water for emergency. I am struggling to see where exactly is the achievment or great success??
This was my point too! The video doesn't really critique these unsustainable agricultural practices at all, & the comments are all about the 'good work' & 'proud traditions'. Proud tradition of destroying the environment without replenishing the natural resources, it seems.
Not saying agricultural practices anywhere else are much better, but it's so odd to have soaring music & talk of 'proud traditions' & 'optimistic future' when the video is actually about mismanagement of dwindling resources. This video is a handbook on how to turn the last of the oases into more endless desert.
Masham Allah very hard work very good reward 👍 very beautiful
Why not use passive solar de-salination stills? They require no electricity, and you can sell the salt afterward.
Why there are no cactus growing in this region that can help camels for thier consumption ?
Why not creste lakes of salt Water svspirsying duting day snd raining st night?
These arabians... They r everywhere but in the desert.
Thats awesome... And their satellite... They high intelligence.
It all came from their ancestors staring at the stars and they became VISIONARIES WITH MANIFESTATIONS UNTIL THE FUTURE NOW.
these ppl are blessed.
It means you have never been to UAE when it gets cold between nov-mar first thing Emaraties and all khalijies do we head go the desert, our love to the desert is something many will never understand we are rooted to our past the lavish lifestyle didn't change us we are still humble prefer eating in the ground and share our food.. even the expats started to camp in the desert, we can see that they're enjoying it it too they can understand why we love our desert. Our great grand fathers lived in the desert in the hardest conditions, yet they shared water not only among themselves, but with their camels too knowing its rare to get water. Appreciating what God gave us and seeing the beauty in it even if it seems harsh to others, I believe it formed our solidarity and loyalty to our faith and culture.
fantastic documentary
Bro has flawless skin
The old joke is that in these deserts, water costs more than oil!
❤❤❤
14:13 what happened to falconry hunting and of course those beautiful Arabian horses?🐴 🦅🐫 dates literally taste like candy 🍬 the USA is having 2 flushes of cicadas- what roasting recipes does the Arabian Cooking Channel have?
Monoculture will result such a issue why they don't plant any other shrubs and small trees around and in-between also palms are grasses so they don't generate/retain moisture through their leafs or stump
Robert sounds like an Aussie.😊
Love the eyes of this man😂😂😂
Let us know when you succeed on high amounts of water having salt taken of water. I'm in Arkansas America but I had arab and Egyptian FREINDS and also FREINDS with many exchange in Michigan growing.
There are a number of organizations working on saline-agriculture for coastlines and degraded areas. I hope they'll be able to utilize that experience in the UAE. Also, get rid of your golf courses, UAE.
Charcoal and clay doesn't filters the water keeping it without the sodium?
Maybe a tank with some "camadas" of it to purify the water feom sodium.
Havent u tried the pvc tubes which can go all around the palm trees and besides watering them all the time... The pvc water tubes with some wholes on the bottom could make the soil watering and the plam trees would have the water from their roots to leaves... Now... About the leaves getting greener... 2 times per day where the sun comes stronger water from above, so... Soil wet amd leaves refreshed 2 times per day, they will resist to our climate changes even MORE.
Even drones, u gotta go with faster technology, can carry water and sprinkles it faster to all around the plantation.
* im sorry... Im trying solutions while I'm seeing the NEEDS for now.
God blessed there and blessed is indeed.
Amen. Glory to Lord.
AHAMDULILIAH.
Reflective pale green “shade-cloth” is a really good way to reflect away the heat. Sprinkling leaves w/water in the heat of the day the water droplets act like magnifying glasses, burning the leaves where the drops land.
I wonder what they mean with the "salinity of the soil". To me that sounds like: We are over fertilising.
They should start grow saltwater algae. They comsume parts of the salts by growing.
I always feel sad that Saudi, and the Emirates are not trying to green their deserts, with Climate change bringing rains, and their wadtewater, it should be enough to make kilometers of green spaces outside Abu Dhabi, and Dubai.
Hrh Zayed was the visionary, he was the inspirer
About insects, which, Glory to LORD the plantations r free of it... Alli know is that usually insects dont like spicy... Maybe cloves tea been sprinkled once a day, if it doenst change the flavors of the dates, it may be help.
Unfortunately, water will always be a problem in the dessert. Thats why historically the Emirates could never support major civilizations. Hopefully the water issue does not lead to eventual collapse of these economies after the oil money runs dry.
They have more than enough money to solve it ten times your funny hating politely
Kid, when oil money runs dry you will be the first going begging. Oil is the biggest trade in the world far far ahead of any other commodity.
@@azeemsoonathe newer begged unlike you
This area needs to have acclimatizing plants like palm trees for these animals and insects to reproduce with shelters to gradually enriching the soil with organic matters aside from sand dunes of minerals natural fertilizer for palm trees other savanna plants
I think they need lots of water for the desert to grow somthing,the desert can be dangerous death by no water and heat.
With the kinda heat available right there at the plantation, vacuum distillation should have been the go to solution already !
I would never expect tomatoes grown from desert
Been there done that. 😂
To many adds spol it
A very sad life for those poor birds. SET THEM FREE!
They like to see their desert turn green but their book says it's bad sign😮😮😮
What are you on about, bahlul?
What are you on about, bahlul?
This is another proof alive in this 🌎 where GOD using lightworkers, called his black sheep children bkz none of us is perfect, works through our intelligence and care to make the impossible, POSSIBLE.
THANK YOU & THANKS TO ALLAH, OUR LORD. OUR GOD.
Amazing use of their money for good purpose
Those falcons are from khorason Afghan land. Pakistan is a British establishment 1947 in occupied Afghan land after 3 invasions. Pakistanis are Indian settlers in Afghanistan
what Thaa Fook Are you talking about ? Pakistani Pashtons Population are in triple number then Afghan Pashtoon Populations Are als not all Pakistani are Indian Origin only Punjabis and Sindhis Are Indian origin ...
here in PAKISTAN we have Boloch People's in Pakistan which are mix Race of Persian and Arabian for example we have Kurds Tribes in Bolochistan which Are middle eastern Bloodline we have Hazaras/Tartars in Bolochistan which are Mongols Bloodlines and offCourse we Pashtoon are Also not Indians Origins for your Info we Pakistanis Pashtoon are more Proud Pakistanis then you Afghans Soo shut up Are Do Your Bachabazi In Afghanistan ...
Understand, to those well blessed, much is expected. The Plutocratic superiority that you enjoy is contrary to God's directives. Consult your elders.
All Khaleej Arabs are better human when in poverty
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UNITED ARABS WILL EXPORT RENEWABLE ENERGY TO NEIGHBORS/ ARE TEACHING US HOW TO GREEN THE DESERT./ GIGA THANKS/ SOS, SOS, PLANET EARTH/ PLEASE
Erm wake up. They wasted their water sources and now they use alot of money to fix the issue. But only barely and when oil money is gone their system collapses. They have fixed nothing at all. Just bought some more time.
WHY was he weeding arund the palms you need vegitation to lower the evapouration and to build up organic matter seem rediculous that your wasting that free camodity
You burned fossil fuels as your ever-sustaining business, so don't also ever complain of an ever-heated environment which is the result of your business.
What goes around comes around - so to speak.
Arabs should learn agriculture in desert from Israel.
What does “Lawrence of Arabia”, the man who betrayed Muslims and Arabs have to do with this?!!!
Really. The orientalism is disgusting. The music is 🤮 and the stock footage is pretty bad.
DO BETTER.
superficial fluff piece. mining fossil water is worse than mining fossil hydrocarbons---or can you drink oil?
Why Jesus Joseph and Mary did not ride on a Camel the ship of the Desert. Did Jesus ever drink Camel milk These are realities we must know about.
We do know that St. Joseph was a poor man, a carpenter by trade. He could not afford a camel which was capital instensive to acquire, and expensive to feed. Therefore a donkey was his only alternative.
give contract to China to aforest empty quarters