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The N582MM plane mentioned in Candace's episode yesterday (5-12)

The FAA registry for this plane lists the address of the owner, and it matches that of Paradise Jets in Arizona. (I can't remember which, but if I remember correctly, several of the planes in this investigation are listed at this Paradise Jets address.) It is an obscure building at Scottsdale Airport.

In this exact same building, same address, is Hopkinson Aircraft Sales. Which is where Erika is alleged to have been lingering (why??) when she found out that Charlie had been shot. Where Elizabeth McCoy and other TPUSA people allegedly met up with her. (And, I think, where Andrew Kolvet allegedly fell into her arms on the tarmac)

They charter lots of planes, could be that they charter from both of these companies, and this info is just a nothing-burger. But wanted to share.

Does anyone have any theories on who might have been on this flight?

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u/Happy-Bullfrog7967 — 14 hours ago

TW: Christianity -- A private revelation I had on Mother's Day

I wanted to put a TW on this because I know that not everyone is Christian and I don't want to be disrespectful to any of you lovely people.

But I was very moved and feel compelled to share a private revelation I had on Mother's Day that was very comforting to me, and I hope it will be comforting to someone else.

I am no contact with my NM. (Well, more so she's always been no contact with me and I'm finally deciding for myself to close the door to future contact.) So, Mother's Day was hard and sad. As I'm sure it was for many of you. Especially as a mother now, myself. It's just... soul-crushing.

I am so tired of grieving over not having a mother and never really having had a mother my entire life. And I was praying like, why can't I just let this go? why do I feel like I can't let myself stop grieving? It is like, I want to stop grieving and move on. But I also don't want to give up on the grief. If that makes sense. I'm clinging to it and I want to grieve this loss. And that is kind of confusing to me, because it logically makes no sense and I was wondering -- am I just being a drama queen and I want to milk this for all its worth or something? lol

But then God spoke to me, in my spirit, to make me understand that this is how he feels about us. He should (at least by human standards) want to give up and let us go. To stop trying and clinging and loving and waiting and wanting. But he can't and he won't, because his love for us is real and true. He won't give up on loving us. He'll never stop watching, waiting, grieving, loving, desiring relationship with us. And he is pleased to endure it and suffer in this way, because of his great love for us.

And I felt him comfort me in this way: Lean into that grief and let it soften your heart, making it more Christ-like. Be shaped by this cross. Because in this, your heart is made to be like God's.

That's all!

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u/Happy-Bullfrog7967 — 1 day ago

The guy on stage taking photos and videos while everyone else ducks.

Baron was asking who it is.

It’s Getty images photographer, Andrew Harnik.

Which probably makes it less suspicious and exciting lol just a typical photojournalist

u/Happy-Bullfrog7967 — 16 days ago

In fact I’ve seen multiple sources, including Trump himself, saying he was anti-Christian. Some say he just excluded Kash because he wasn’t targeting law enforcement (but why name him specifically), but some frame it as he was anti-Christian so he favored Kash since he’s Hindu.

Huh?????

Do they not realize we can all read the manifesto and he was very clearly Christian??

They must have realized everyone thought it was weird for him to call Kash out by name and now they have to figure out how to make sense of something that makes no sense lol

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u/Happy-Bullfrog7967 — 16 days ago