But Jerusalem is a pilgrimage site. People from all the major religions will
travel here no matter how much garbage is in the streets. How could I expect there to be any will to
keep the place clean?
Monday, September 16, 2013
11/29/12 – Garbage Everywhere
Our bus dropped us off at the North East corner of the
walled city and we walked alongside the East wall to reach the Lion’s Gates,
one of two gates on the Eastern wall, but the only one that is open. The amount of garbage that I saw on my short
walk was appalling. It seems as though
the “Holy City” could use a lesson in self-respect. Most disturbing were the piles of garbage
that had accumulated directly underneath holes in the walls above. The people inside the city must have believed
that these were magic holes that made the garbage that passed through them
disappear. The ignorance!
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There's no such thing as magic holes. Only magic sinks.
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