Mecca Gets Wi-Fi > Jesus!

Jesus!

No crowd control or organization, that's how they roll. I guess you really can't organize a million people though and this is the result each year...

»www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hajj+trample

reply to hopeflicker
Some of us believe in the spiritual, some of us believe in the physical, but we got to believe in something to get us through life's twist and turns.

reply to 45071419
No organization? Really?

I have many friends that took the journey in the early 90's, and told me about hundreds of ushers, people handing out the typical dress wear, rugs, water, food. I seriously doubt its a crazed fest of worshippers (sp).

It can't be too organized with hundreds of people getting trampled every year. But in the end it is their religious duty to go, and they know the risks.

If they feel like taking that risk of getting trampled in the yearly stampede, more power to them.

reply to MADx
maybe YOU do, but WE dont

reply to FiL

Smart ass comments aside Fatness, it's a FACT that people get trampled to death year after year. Like I said, more power to them.

reply to fatness
What's the matter, can't handle a decent retort Fatness?

NM, thought Fatness had my post deleted.

reply to fatness

said by fatness:

Well who are you going to believe: your friends who have first-hand knowledge, or snap judgments on the internet based on Google searches?

reply to fatness
hehe...touche!

But ummm, yea.

Lots of death's here in the U.S. from over crowded venues, such as concert seating rows collapsing an such things that go along with public safety.

But what Im wondering is why bring that "fact" up when its got nothing to do with wifi in the city?

Unless of course your trying to divert potential visitors, you know, the ones that will be doing "other" things?

Hey! in the states we have a trampling every year too! it's called BLACK FRIDAY at WALMART

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reply to AbolishReligion