Posted on 02/18/2014 10:59:52 AM PST by Rage cat
http://goo.gl/maps/Dc4mV
A year or so ago I looked at the google earth image to see what I could see. The only thing that irritated me from the start is the picture was taken with the trees at full foliage. That is odd for goggle in it’s self because they generally try to take the pictures from fall or spring where there is less tree cover so you can see more ground detail.
Didn’t think much more of it at the time… so I forgot about it.
A few days ago I had another reason to hit google earth and I found out that they updated their google earth pictures to a more recent date. It now reflected what had happened a few years ago, instead of what existed about ten or more years back…..
Soo… I went back to the islamberg location to see if the newer pictures would have anything interesting…. But what I found confounded me. It is the exact same picture I see of the place years ago. They had updated the pictures of all the other locations around it, but the islamberg site was still the exact same full foliage pictures I had seen years ago.
I then zoomed out and something caught my eye as a little off. The trees on the left side of Roods creak road were a lot “browner” than the ones on the right side. I scrolled up and down and it became obvious that there is a demarcation line in the picture separating pictures from two different times.
If you zoom out and follow the line up to the river you will see the dividing line hit the river where you can see the dividing line between the river at two different water levels. The line passes over the river and takes a right turn and crosses back across the river heading east. If you continue to follow it around it makes a large box around the area that islamberg is located in
They have left that area with a static picture while updating everything else around it. And the static picture is of the place during full foliage where you can’t see anything on the ground. Outside of that box, the picture is from fall and there is more ground detail visible. And they have intentionally not updated the picture of the area inside the box so you won’t be able to see anything that has happened/changes there in recent years.
Coordinates?
I’ve been keeping a pretty low profile
It’s a muslim compound near Deposit NY. We drove up past there once. It’s on a dirt road off a back main road. Saw guys in muslim garb at a checkpoint, carrying rifles. Nobody gets in there without an escort - electricians, etc are escorted and kept an eye on while they work. We slowed down as we drove past. We looked at them, they looked at us. It was eerie. I’m not from around there, but had relatives there.
I have seen people complain about the new maps, saying they borrowed them from Apple
Anyone try DuckDuckGo?
here:
42.051994, -75.335039
> Where is this islamberg?
South of Binghamton NY.
Such a nice-looking place. Quite a lifestyle they have for themselves there.
Gee, I wonder if they’re subject to the new NY SAFE gun laws?
boy, for being out in the middle of nowhere there sure are a lot of cars and buildings there
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Hancock, NY
I was just thinking about you recently. I’ve been pretty much absent from FR for months, not doing my ping lists. Just too busy. I did start coming back a few weeks ago but no time really.
I hope all is well with you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamberg,_New_York
Islamberg is a rural village in Hancock, Delaware County, New York.[1] It was founded by Imam Al Sheik Mubarik Ali Shah Jilani Hashimi, a Pakistani Sufi cleric more generally known as Mubarak Ali Gilani, and is a branch of Muslims of the Americas, a U.S. organization formed in 1980. Gilani, who refers to himself as “the sixth Sultan Ul Faqr”, has been accused of being linked to Jamaat ul-Fuqra or “community of the impoverished”. A documentary video on YouTube purports to show a network of Islamberg-like camps in the United States, specifically the compound in New York State and Sheikh Gilani forming the “Soldiers of Allah”.[2]
The village was founded in the late 1980s, when, reportedly inspired by Gilani, a group of primarily African American Muslims left New York City to escape crime, poverty and racism. They built a community of some 40 family houses, with its own grocery store and bookstore. Some of the founders and later inhabitants are former federal prisoners who converted through the prison system’s chaplaincy. Islamberg is the first of a number of villages set up under the direction and tutelage of Gilani. Similar communities have been founded in almost two dozen other areas. According to the group’s website, Islamberg has been seeking donations to complete its mosque.[citation needed]
Thanks.
Also, the shadows from the trees to the left of this line point in a different direction than the trees to the right. Slight. But different.
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