Yemen

Yemen Electrical Power will Come from China

News Analysis:  Yemen Electrical Power Will Come From China due to New Energy Facilities it will Build the Nation. This poorest Arab Country needs Electrical Power for its residents as well as for Commerce. Power Plants will provide their needs. Yemenis can have their Standards-of-Living ‘SOL’ raised by the Port Expansions as well. 

The Generous Funding by China is a continuation of its Well-Respected Funding Program of  Nations’ Infra-Structure Improvements. 

The “Hearts and Minds” of a Nation’s Citizens are won by Assisting Them in their ‘SOL’ Growth. Also, creating a ‘Positive Thoughts’ Environment “PTE” in which they can reside is essential. If they are  Cold, Fearful, Hungry, Ill, or Poor, they will not be happy. Worldly-Wise Individuals realize An Unhappy Mind is the Devil’s Workshop. Happy people, typically, do not become ‘Radicalized’.

“Bayonet Diplomacy” by using Military Force, practiced by some Super Powers, is a Long-Term Counter-Productive Policy. Both ‘SOL’ as well as “PTE” Needs remain unanswered in that Country, to date.

 A Super-Power with Excessive Financial Indebtedness Cannot readily help Itself, let alone, hope to help Needy Nations. Reality.

Reference: http://tinyurl.com/lapvy93

Splitting Soil Endangers Farmers’ Lives and Production Capacities

News Analysis:  Rifts [Splitting of the soil] occurring to farmers in Yemen are causing them anguish since the ability to farm the areas is diminished as well as possibly dangerous to all. The continued flow of water emanating from seepage in canals can easily get worse. It is possible that a great profusion of water, over time, might create Sinkholes.

The lack of engineering controls by the Yemeni Government, in Sana’a, exacerbates the problem. One would expect the Yemeni Government to being receptive to investors who could provide funding for Agronomists, Geologists, Hydrologists being hired. These specialists could come from world universities as graduate students needing subject matter to work on.

Turning the area into a fertile productive agricultural area, maintained by the hard-working Yemenis, would provide long term profits to said investors.

Citizens of Yemen in general, farmers in particular as well as both the Yemeni Government and graduate students would all benefit from this process.

Profits go to he who leads the followers, not he who follows the leaders.

Reference: http://www.yementimes.com/en/1725/report/3072/Earth-wide-open.htm