Comments by "" (@toni4729) on "Get.factual" channel.

  1. Man has certainly done a lot of damage and we should have started putting it right a long time ago. I'm not sure we can fix it all though.
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  2. How old is the desert of North Africa? Doesn't it make you wonder wonder what could be underneath all that sand. It's been there so long as long as the pyramids have stood in Egypt. That sand could be hiding cities of gold.
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  3. That "Water G" would be interesting to try to operate along the coast of Western Australia and even in any desert area. Vegetables could be grown in abundance and the Animals could have the land back to eat grass at last.
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  4. Once you create the dust bowl with the plow and do it for a hundred years with the sun on it's back and chemicals to help out. Don't blame the animals that made the soil in the first place. Without them, all you have is sand.
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  5. Life made the soil in the first-place. That's how soil is made. Without it the whole world would be sand. The plow and chemicals are turning the green lands of the world into sand.
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  6. Actually, those electric windmills are just another failed project all over the world. They cost more than they ever produced.
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  7. It maybe someone's stupid idea of what is right or wrong but what on earth do you mean FAKE?
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  8. You seem to be blaming the animals for the deforestation in the first place. So, what were the animals eating in the first place, before the soil was damaged. There were six million buffalo grazing on the west of America before White man wiped them out and fenced it off and plowed the fields; now it's a dust bowl. Now look at what is done there. Growing grain and watering it from a mile underground. Using toxins to keep the weeds off the land, weeds the animals once ate and flourished on. Now those toxins are perishing everything, people, rivers, seas, oceans, everything that lives is going to die.
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  9. I can see the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia going the same way, with the visitors from Asia crowding in. The Trouble is, we don't have water but twenty years ago it was quite a quiet place, now it's a huge city and getting bigger every week. Even the people from Melbourne and Sydney are pouring in, in their thousands. There's no room for the residents now, they have to move out.
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  10. What are you going to make billions of bags out of and where are you going to put them?
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