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I don’t really see that much difference but that there is now a ‘4b’ which I don’t quite understand.

But I do think it’s ‘a sign’.

I don’t really see that much difference but that there is now a ‘4b’ which I don’t quite understand.

The two photos are quite confusing as they were taken from different distances, but I guess just below "4A" is where the Hillary step used to be.

http://www.markhorrell.com/blog/2016/did-everests-hillary-step-collapse-in-the-nepal-earthquake/

>>>It is thought to have been destroyed in Nepal's 2015 earthquake, but snow coverage made the news hard to confirm. British mountaineer Tim Mosedale confirmed the collapse after he reached the summit this week. "It's official — The Hillary Step is no more," he said in a Facebook post.<<<

I don’t really see that much difference but that there is now a ‘4b’ which I don’t quite understand.

But I do think it’s ‘a sign’.

You are absolutely right, even if the jokes write themselves.

1. Everest: highest peak on the planet; POTUS, highest office on the earth
2. Hillary had made some claim about being named after Sir Edmund Hillary, and this step really *was* named after him
3. 2015 Nepal EQ: 25 April 2015 (6 Iyar on the Hebrew calendar)

Compare:

April 12, 2015 — Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton formally announces her candidacy for the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party

And:

Iyar 6 War of Independence (1948)

One day after the State of Israel was proclaimed (see Jewish History for the 5th of Iyar), the surrounding Arab nations -- Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq --declared war on the fledgling state, with the objective of "driving the Jews into the sea." Tel Aviv was bombed on that very first day of the War of Independence

Also, there is a word play on Nepal, because the Hebrew word n-p-l (נפל, naphal) is the word/root meaning [to] fall.

That's just off the top of my head, so there's probably a lot more then.

Hillary is fallen, fallen. And the Establishment she rode in on.