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THE WORLD LAND BRIDGE - A land belt connecting the entire world globally allowing for unprecedented trade and travel, a new epoch in our evolution. spine network / sprawl 130 REFUGIUM THE SILK ROAD BECOMES THE WORLD LAND BRIDGE The historic Silk Road has slowly but surely been catalyzed globally as new global trade routes and corridors have sprung up around the world. These infrastructural elements have the potential to work together as a system such as the World Land Bridge, forever changing the paradigms of trade on all levels from local to the intercontinental. At the heart of this is the One Belt, One Road project which has been initiated by the Chinese government. The core of the project lies the creation of an economic land belt that includes countries on the original Silk Road through Central Asia, West Asia, the Middle East and Europe, as well as a maritime road that links China’s port facilities with the African coast, pushing up through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean. The project aims to redirect the country’s domestic overcapacity and capital for regional infrastructure development to improve trade and relations with Asian, Central Asian and European countries. Waning resources, growing populations and technological advancements will reshape our landscapes. This notion of land belt routes has been taken further through the proposal protaganised by Helga Zepp- LaRouche, with the project of the World Land Bridge. Extensive research between the LaRouche Foundation and the Executive Intelligence Review Agency has been conducted on the viability and potentiality for such an infrastructural project and the potential impact it could have on shaping the future of mankind. The work looks at the growing cooperation of singular nations, developing networks of participation such as BRICS, CELAC, Eurasia and other such deals between powerhouses such as Russia,China and the USA. The elements making up this global route have been under development for differing periods of time. The projects shown in the diagrams on the right form an important notion of the recent increase in scale of infrastructural projects and how this abacus of projects could come together to serve and facilitate the concept of the World Land Bridge.
NICARAGUA BERING STRAIT SAKHALIN TUNNEL SEIKAN SAKHALIN-HOKKAIDO TUNNEL JAPAN-KOREA UNDERSEA TUNNEL BOHAI TUNNEL STRAIT OF MALACCA BRIDGE SUNDA STRAIT BRIDGE ISTHMUS OF KRA CANAL 131 LIFE IN MOTION BOSPORUS STRAIT RAIL TUNNEL SUEZ CANAL ITALY TUNISIA LINK STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR ENGLISH CHANNEL SCANDINAVIAN PEN- INSULA-CONTINENTAL LINKS PERU-BRAZIL TRANS- CONTINENTAL RAILWAY DARIEN GAP INTER-AMERICAN RAILWAY ALASKA-CANADA–LOW- ER 48 RAIL LINE TRANS SIBERIAN RAILWAY SILK ROAD
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To professor Spadon
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ABSTRACT The refugee crisis is an o
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03 LIFE IN LIMBO 90 REFUGEE CAMPS 9
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77 DANGEROUS JOURNEY 2007 2013 2014
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