Hail has been falling in some places the size of golf balls, baseballs and footballs. — America, how do you fight an army like this?

GREETING,

    The hand of Allah is weighing heavier and heavier on America. The judgment is in intensifying. He is using the forces of nature to bring America to her kness. How can you fight a powerfulk God like this.

   You will not be able to overcome this God….”It is vital…the Black slave must know that this is the time of the judgment of both the white slave-holder and the Black slave. The Black slave must learn to know his place in the judgment. The place of the Black slave is with Allah (God) and his own Black people. The Black slave had been deprived of knowledge of his God and his own Black people.

   Allah (God) has come and brought the Black slave the truth. If the Black slave refuses to accept the truth, he will be destroyed for willingly and knowingly rejecting the truth when the truth has come in his midst.

   Calamity! calamity in the country of America. No secret can remain hidden, for the chastisement of Allah (God) will not let you hide it. “–pgs.223 & 224(TFOA)

  It is Almighty Allah who is bringing about swift judgment. You cannot get away with mistreating and misusing the American so-called negro, God’s people, as you once did. The time is against you now. The day of your end has come…..”  The destruction sent to ancient Babylon and recorded in the Bible is the answer to most of what He has said to me will come upon the now rich America. Rain, hail, snow and earthquakes — these weapons all belong to God. America, how do you fight an army like this?

   The four mentioned weapons of Allah (God) cannot be ignored. The whole year has been a year thus far of Allah (God) plaguing America day and night with storms, rains, floods; killing and destroying property.

   And now the coming winter — hail has been falling in some places the size of golf balls, baseballs and footballs. “–pgs.195 & 196(TFOA)

Baseball-sized hail, tornadoes reported as dangerous storms slam MIdwest

Source: MSNBC

Noaa / AP

This graphic provided Friday by NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center shows areas at risk of severe weather in the central United States Saturday.

 

By The Associated Press and msnbc.com staff

Updated at 3:26 p.m. ET: Baseball-sized hail shattered windows and tore the siding off homes in northeast Nebraska and at least three possible tornadoes hit central Oklahoma on Saturday in what forecasters warned could be a day of “life-threatening” storms in the nation’s midsection. No serious injuries from Saturday were immediately reported.

Bill Bunting, chief of operations for the Storm Prediction Center, said that severe storms have moved into western central Kansas and into central Nebraska.

“What is now under way is potentially a very serious situation,” Bunting said. Officials warned that a large area covering parts of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas were at risk.

The last time the National Weather Service issued such a high-risk warning was last April, Bunting said.

Nebraska canceled its spring scrimmage football game as heavy rain, hail and lightning moved through the area an hour and a half before kickoff, The Associated Press reported. Records show the spring game has been played every year since at least 1950. In northeast Nebraska, baseball-sized hail rained down, Bunting said.

He advised the nearly 5 million residents who live in the high-risk area to listen to their NOAA weather radio, a nationwide network of radio stations that broadcast from the National Weather Service.

He expects fast-moving tornadoes to touch down after dark, a dangerous time as people may not be able to see the warning signs. The storm threat continues Sunday, he said, as storms move east through Texas, Arkansas and into the Great Lakes region and Wisconsin.

Local officials should notify residents via outdoor sirens, phone calls and social media, Bunting said.

Tornado sirens already sounded across Oklahoma City hours before dawn on Saturday. Department of Emergency Management official Michelann Ooten said one of the possible tornadoes was spotted near Piedmont, a small town near Oklahoma City where a twister killed several people last May….more here