Combining campsite Development & Green Energy Experiments







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Combining campsite Development & Green Energy Experiments


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5 May 2006

Campsites turning into villages, is what we envision will evolve from using campsites to settle new Jewish immigrants and gentile refugees from the nations.

However, it has become abundantly clear that the camping project will not get off the ground (or down to earth from cyber space) before conditions develop in the nations in which Jews and their gentile supporters will need to look towards Israel for a refuge. It gives us more time to plan and to attend to other serious needs in Israel, of which the vital need to develop alternative energy sources to polluting fossil fuel. The latter has now moved to the top of our project list and we have realized that the ideal way to pursue it would be to incorporate it into campsite development. It lead to a new visiON: green energy campsites that will become green energy villages. See Holy Land Camping: Green Campsites.

As we explain on our Corporate Associates page, we need to acquire a site fairly close to the Ben Gurion Airport that could initially serve as a launch pad and facilities for various projects that are planned, viz. camping, communications, experimentation/preparation of alternative fuels (renewable energy), etc. We have realized that a fairly big hothouse would be ideal because it could be used as a basecamp for Holy land Camping as well as house some other Holy Land Inc. projects. It doesn't sound very romantic to use it to accommodate newly arrived people camp-style, but one can create an acceptable atmosphere with the use of plants.

And we have found such a site at Kfar Rut on the way to Modiin Ilit. It is a 1 dunam (1/4 acre?) site with uncovered hothouse frames. Other than the frames, that will be handy for many purposes, there is nothing on the site and we will need to construct whatever facilities we need. While this is being done, we can rent a small storeroom in a factory building alongside the hothouse site that can initially serve as an office, a communications center and for storage of equipment.

Meetings are now been set up to negotiate about renting the little storeroom and the hothouse site. Hopefully the little storeroom can be rented for less than 100 USD per month and that we will be able to give assurances that we will be able to pay the rent for a period of time. It seems that we have reached the situation in which Israel "waxes lean" (stripped to the bone) that will be characteristic of at the time of the "overnight" war predicted in Isaiah 17. Since my future and that of Holy Land Inc. and it's projects are tied up with the fulfillment of the Isaiah 17 (The eastbank of the Jordan becoming available to Israel to reclaim), our situation also happens to reflects the depleted economic situation prior to that war.

We therefore need to make do without an address or a budget and can only publish material and execute projects on free web space - because nothing has so far happened that would cause people to take note of the potential of investments in Israel.

The good news is, though, that many more people have lately visited our Holy Land Inc. websites, that could reflect a growing interest in Israel. One of these visitors to our websites, an American lady, expressed complete agreement with our strategy to settle land by means of campsites as well as the concept of creating highways from the nations to Jerusalem - by setting up tabernacles to serve as service and information centers along the way. She is hoping that we would be able to provide her with a place to camp when she visits Israel by the end of May 2006.

Perhaps this flickering of increased interest in Israel might be enough incentive for some people who are waiting and watching to take heed of our aims, as in the banner below, and come on board to help us in ways suggested on our Corporate Associates page.



COUNTER anti-Semitism; persecution of Jews,
Christians with PROSPERITY, a refuge in Israel




As always, sincerely for Zion's sake.
Philip Blom
of Holy Land Inc Sites



5 May 2006