Wildfires sweep across the southwest amid historic drought conditions:America is in the position toward her once slave, so-called Negro, as Pharaoh was with Israel as his slave.

GREETINGS,

WE ARE NOW WITNESSING THE INTENSIFICATION OF THE DIVINE JUDGMENTS UPON AMERICA. ALLAH IS WHIPPING AMERICA WITH THESE CHASTISEMENTS IN ORDER TO MAKE HER LET HIS PEOPLE(THE SO-CALLED NEGRO) GO. HE IS USING THE FORCES OF NATURE TO BEAR DOWN HEAVILY ON AMERICA.

” All of the plagues, destructions and judgment which Allah (God) used to destroy the wicked and disobedient from the time of Adam until this day will be brought upon America. Then she will be burned with fire. “–pg.198(TFOA)

ARE WE NOT WITNESSES TO THIS? YOU KNOW IT AND I KNOW THAT WE ARE, AS WELL. SHE(AMERICA) WILL NOT FIND A WAY OUT. SHE REJECTED THE DOOR(T.H.E.M.) NOW SHE IS BEING FORCED INTO SUBMISSION. THIS IS WHAT WE ARE SEEING NOW….” Before the time is out, they will be forced into submission to the will of Allah (God). This will not be done for the purpose of converting the white race Allah (God) will force them into submission to prove that He is able to make everything bow to Him in submission. “–pg.215(TFOA)

JUST LOOK AT HER(AMERICA) BEING BROUGHT TO NAUGHT. SHE IS BEING BEATEN AND BATTERED….” The four (4) Great Judgments that Allah (God) promises to destroy America with are now coming upon her…hail, snow, drought, earthquake. “–pg.149(TFOA)

LET US REMEMBER THAT…” The Holy Qur’an also teaches us that God used snow, rain, wind, hail, earthquakes and fire against former wicked people.

  Is America any better than the people we read about in the history that God destroyed? No, she is not as good. These people were not as wicked as the American people.

   Earthquakes can destroy towns and cities instantly. America is in the grip of divine judgment. America is in the position toward her once slave, so-called Negro, as Pharaoh was with Israel as his slave. She is in this position because of the injustice done to the American so-called Negro slave, brought to America over four hundred years ago, and refuses to let them go free.“–pg.158(TFOA)

Wildfires sweep across the southwest amid historic drought conditions

SOURCE: www.rawstory.com

Lightning strikes and already-dry conditions are keeping firefighters busy fighting more than a dozen blazes

Wildfires raced across a dry and windy south-west on Friday, destroying dozens of homes and depositing a smoky haze over the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Fueled by historic drought conditions, the wildfire season opened early this year in the rugged mountains of Arizona. By Friday morning, crews were fighting more than a dozen blazes in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, California and Utah. A few small towns were under evacuation order, and at least 170 square miles of brush and forest had been consumed by flames.

In New Mexico’s Gila national forest, fires started by lightening strikes tripled in size over the last 48 hours, with high winds forcing firefighters to the sidelines. More than a dozen summer cabins in the town of Willow Creek were destroyed as the fire burned across 110 miles of steep forested canyons.

“The fire had been around about 10 days, lurking and creeping and then kaboom, it exploded,” said Tabitha Sims, secretary of the Willow Creek landowners association, told local reporters. “They made a heroic effort at trying to build a break, but I think it was unfortunate that this wind event happened to come right at the worst time.”

Much of the state was covered in a haze, with local television stations reporting poor air quality in Albuquerque, some 170 miles away.High winds, with gusts of 60mph were expected until Sunday, blocking fire crews from cutting a containment line ahead of the fire.

In Arizona, meanwhile, more than 1,100 fighters, backed up by aircraft, were slowly containing the most dangerous fire,the Gladiator fire, which had forced the evacuation of the old mining ton of Crown King and consumed 27 square miles of pine and brush north of Phoenix.

A blast of humid air from the Pacific coast also brought some relief, slowing the march of the flames with crews reinforcing control lines around Arizona’s other fires.

The early start to the fire season, with the Arizona fires, has deepened fears about a re-run of last year’s disastrous wildfires. More than 1,500 square miles across the south-west were torched, according to the National Interagency Fire Center……….more here

 

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