The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Sahel, at least one million square km of productive land has been
turned into desert (an area the size of Egypt).
The stupidity behind our aid to the developing countries has
increased the desert areas, as plains have been transformed into
badly eroded, sterile land. Due to lack of vegetation, soil and water
have disappeared. The drying-out process is accelerating and over
increasingly large areas the earth is becoming sterile. In 1977, the UN
adopted a plan to stop the growth of deserts, which was never
implemented. It would have required 4.5 billion dollars annually for
20 years to reach its objective of stopping the desiccation of the
land.
The American scientist Lester Brown (Worldwatch Institute) has
estimated a yearly loss through erosion of 23 million tons of topsoil.
In the mid-1900s, the Earth had 3500 billion tons of topsoil. By this
reckoning, the soil will last another 130 years or less. Between 1950
and 1973, the demand for grain was doubled. By 2000 it had doubled
again. Millions of tons of soil are deposited by the wind in rivers and
lakes. Above all, there is a loss of soil in the developing countries as
people chop down trees for firewood.
In the beginning of the 20th century, 30 million different species
lived on Earth. In 1993, there were 15 million left. Between 1900 and
1980, one species of mammal was disappeared every year. In the
1980s, humans wiped out one species every day.
Some scientists estimate that 30 species are dying out every
minute - as if other forms of life had no right to grow and develop.
Concerned biologists suspect that there most likely have existed
plants recently that are now extinct, before ever having been
discovered.
The Importance of Energies
It is pleasant to walk along streams, where the Schumann-waves are
strongest. Soon after the Second World War, these waves were found
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