The Southern Cross

As if our Middle East neighbours aren't rich enough in oil deposits, they also boast one of the most suitable landscapes for the Y3000 plan re-foresting prospectus.

Full of countries and cities of such historical significance including the Arabian city of Mecca, the birthplace of the Islam prophet Muhammad and Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, not to mention some of the oldest civilizations known to man kind. If you think these countries can't make Y3000 plan happen, you're wrong.

It's no secret Catholics and Muslims have opposed each other in war for thousands of years. Will the fundamentals of the Y3000 plan be the defining piece to power?

It's easy to sit in our air-conditioned homes surrounded by lush green grasses and convenience stores on every corner. With fast food the staple diet in the majority of western neighborhoods. Shed a thought for those in the Middle East.

A 2004 survey in Iraq revealed 85% of Iraqi households lack stable electricity, 54% have access to clean water and only 37% have sewage facilities. What would you do if 4 out of 5 people you know didn't have electricity? Only half your friends have clean water to drink and nearly two thirds of everyone where you live went without proper sewage infrastructure.

As western societies grow stronger in commercialism we also grow weaker in regards to how hard we will work. To give you a better broader understanding I recently returned from a trip through Europe to which I spent a few days in Dubai. When I landed at the airport they were building what looked like another terminal beside the runway. A hole dug in the ground for the buildings footings sat roughly 1 mile long and about 300 metres deep.

I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me as I saw what looked to be like a swarm of ants crawling through this mighty hole in the ground. Only when my plane slowed could I see these ants were actually men. In all my travels around the world I have never seen so many men working together on such a massive project without the use of heavy machinery. Digging By hand tools this was a step back in time and the most awesome display of man power ever seen.

So are the Middle Eastern countries capable of being the next World Super Power? Absolutely, with a population of 288,630,938 people they have the man power. Plus just one desert the Rub' al Khali , South Arabian Peninsula is 650,000 sq km. That's a perfect ratio of the best possible rate for implementing the Y3000 Plan.

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