[American in Israel]

if you are looking at the picture of the failed wall you are looking east at the corner of the cube. The Al Asque is on the south west corner of the mount. The bulges are all around the mount now, there are bulges on the east side too I think from all the scafolding going up.

The reason the south west corners are bulging so bad to the point of near colapse is the Pali's were trying to dig a huge basement out next to the al asque mosque by hollowing out Solomons stables that the mosque was almost built on top of. They may have carved it all out, but by doing it with a dozer they pushed out the south and western corners will merrily digging away.

Now the retaining walls of the plaza have given away and they have shifted the foundation of the mosque and the shrine.

If we have a decent rain, this year before they figure out how to fix it with the same bozos who broke it all in the first place, the sky line of Jerusalem may just change.

One small earthquake now and it is all toast, and it is darn hard to blame Jews for earthquakes. The omen of the "Hand of God" in an earthquake wiping out the Al Asque mosque at this politicaly charged moment of time will deal Islam a blow that it may not be able to recover from.

Do it God, just a little one... pleeeeeeeze?

[Thinkin' Gal]

If we have a decent rain, this year before they figure out how to fix it with the same bozos who broke it all in the first place, the sky line of Jerusalem may just change.

One small earthquake now and it is all toast, and it is darn hard to blame Jews for earthquakes. The omen of the "Hand of God" in an earthquake wiping out the Al Asque mosque at this politicaly charged moment of time will deal Islam a blow that it may not be able to recover from.

Great timing for the rainy season! Earthquakes or floods, no matter...it'll be the Jews' fault somehow. Didn't they invent a way to trigger quakes? (Actually, I think they did.) And floods, those will be caused by Zionist sewers, which were designed to divert water and sewage into the Pali neighborhoods.

[lupie]

American in Israel,

Thank you for that great information. I have been waiting for the rains to start, thinking they will likely be as good, if not better than last year after Israel finally started taking control of some land. And now that they are back on the Mount too, I would expect some good rains. Even better when they will cause damage to the nasty things up on the mount. Don't the early rains start soon after the High Holy days?