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@CoffindafferFBI
With Respect,
The Evidence Doesn’t Support Your Theory, and Someone Needs to Say It.
Re: A retired FBI special agent and NewsNation contributor named Jennifer Coffindaffer went on record, publicly, in Newsweek, and on X, to declare that she believes General Neil McCasland took his own life.
She laid out her
reasoning like this:
- he left without his phone so he couldn’t be tracked
- he took his gun which was unnecessary for a hike
- he took his wallet so he could be identified when found
- he knew the mountains well enough to find a private place
That theory has spread…
…and it needs to be challenged directly and with evidence…
…because it is being repeated as fact while a family is still searching for answers, and while law enforcement has explicitly stated the opposite.
Let’s start with what the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office actually said. Lt. Kyle Woods stood at a formal press conference and stated on the record:
“There’s no indication, and we are not putting forward that Mr. McCasland was disoriented or confused. Arguably, he would still be the most intelligent person in the room that any of us would be in. Highly intelligent, highly capable.”
He confirmed the Silver Alert was issued purely as an abundance-of-caution measure because of McCasland’s age, NOT because investigators believed he was cognitively impaired or in crisis.
That is the OFFICIAL position of the lead investigative agency.
Now let’s go back to the 911 call…
…because Susan McCasland Wilkerson told us everything we need to know.
With Respect,
The Evidence Doesn’t Support Your Theory, and Someone Needs to Say It.
Re: A retired FBI special agent and NewsNation contributor named Jennifer Coffindaffer went on record, publicly, in Newsweek, and on X, to declare that she believes General Neil McCasland took his own life.
She laid out her
reasoning like this:
- he left without his phone so he couldn’t be tracked
- he took his gun which was unnecessary for a hike
- he took his wallet so he could be identified when found
- he knew the mountains well enough to find a private place
That theory has spread…
…and it needs to be challenged directly and with evidence…
…because it is being repeated as fact while a family is still searching for answers, and while law enforcement has explicitly stated the opposite.
Let’s start with what the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office actually said. Lt. Kyle Woods stood at a formal press conference and stated on the record:
“There’s no indication, and we are not putting forward that Mr. McCasland was disoriented or confused. Arguably, he would still be the most intelligent person in the room that any of us would be in. Highly intelligent, highly capable.”
He confirmed the Silver Alert was issued purely as an abundance-of-caution measure because of McCasland’s age, NOT because investigators believed he was cognitively impaired or in crisis.
That is the OFFICIAL position of the lead investigative agency.
Now let’s go back to the 911 call…
…because Susan McCasland Wilkerson told us everything we need to know.
In NewsWeek retired FBI special agent and NewsNation contributor named Jennifer Coffindaffer went on record:
“Not that I believe the premise, but what I do believe is that likely, General McCasland took his life. He left without his cell phone so he could not be tracked. He took his gun unnecessary for a hike. He took his wallet so he could be identified when found. He is an avid hiker and knows the mountain he fled to well, so he knew how to find a private place.”
Link 1: newsweek.com/former-fbi-age…
Link 2: newsweek.com/ex-fbi-agent-r…
“Not that I believe the premise, but what I do believe is that likely, General McCasland took his life. He left without his cell phone so he could not be tracked. He took his gun unnecessary for a hike. He took his wallet so he could be identified when found. He is an avid hiker and knows the mountain he fled to well, so he knew how to find a private place.”
Link 1: newsweek.com/former-fbi-age…
Link 2: newsweek.com/ex-fbi-agent-r…
Coffindaffer’s claim #1: “He left without his cell phone so he could not be tracked.”
▶️ CLIP 1
“He turned it off and left it behind, which seems kind of deliberate because he’s always got his phone.”
Listen to the woman who lived with this man and knew every one of his habits. Susan used the word deliberate herself, in the first minutes of that call, and she used it to tell the dispatcher that something was wrong.
That something didn’t add up, NOT that she feared he was going to die. That a man who never left without his phone had made a conscious choice to leave it behind, and that frightened her precisely because she had no explanation for it.
Is that the language of a woman who secretly believed her husband walked out to end his life. If she believed that, she would not have described it as deliberate and baffling in the same breath. She would have said so.
Coffindaffer takes that detail and assigns it a meaning, suicidal planning. Susan, the person who was actually there, used that same detail to say: something is wrong and I don’t know what.
Those are two completely different conclusions from the same fact. One comes from a woman who knew him. The other comes from someone who didn’t.
▶️ CLIP 1
“He turned it off and left it behind, which seems kind of deliberate because he’s always got his phone.”
Listen to the woman who lived with this man and knew every one of his habits. Susan used the word deliberate herself, in the first minutes of that call, and she used it to tell the dispatcher that something was wrong.
That something didn’t add up, NOT that she feared he was going to die. That a man who never left without his phone had made a conscious choice to leave it behind, and that frightened her precisely because she had no explanation for it.
Is that the language of a woman who secretly believed her husband walked out to end his life. If she believed that, she would not have described it as deliberate and baffling in the same breath. She would have said so.
Coffindaffer takes that detail and assigns it a meaning, suicidal planning. Susan, the person who was actually there, used that same detail to say: something is wrong and I don’t know what.
Those are two completely different conclusions from the same fact. One comes from a woman who knew him. The other comes from someone who didn’t.
1/ Most people “prepare for interviews”.
If you’re aiming for top spots like @Rippling , @databricks , @stripe , @nvidia , @Razorpay , @JioHotstar etc, you may need to rebuild yourself for that bar.
Here’s the PLAYBOOK for 0–5 YOE folks in India.
Save this. 🔖
If you’re aiming for top spots like @Rippling , @databricks , @stripe , @nvidia , @Razorpay , @JioHotstar etc, you may need to rebuild yourself for that bar.
Here’s the PLAYBOOK for 0–5 YOE folks in India.
Save this. 🔖
2/ Step 1: Pick your “A list” (5/7 companies max)
From the list: Rippling, Databricks, Stripe, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Anthropic, Razorpay, Tekion, Datadog, JioHotstar, Microsoft, Adobe, Salesforce, Atlassian, Glean, Abnormal, ThoughtSpot.. this list is far from complete... go find your own niche and style!
Rule: if you’re serious, don’t chase 50 logos.
Go deep on a focused 5/7.
From the list: Rippling, Databricks, Stripe, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Anthropic, Razorpay, Tekion, Datadog, JioHotstar, Microsoft, Adobe, Salesforce, Atlassian, Glean, Abnormal, ThoughtSpot.. this list is far from complete... go find your own niche and style!
Rule: if you’re serious, don’t chase 50 logos.
Go deep on a focused 5/7.
3/ Step 2: Know what these companies actually do
For each target company, answer in your own words:
- What problem do they solve?
- Who pays them and why?
- What is the core product surface you might work on?
If you can’t explain this in 4 or 5 sentences, you’re not ready to interview there.
For each target company, answer in your own words:
- What problem do they solve?
- Who pays them and why?
- What is the core product surface you might work on?
If you can’t explain this in 4 or 5 sentences, you’re not ready to interview there.
THE FOUR BURNER THEORY.
IT DESTROYED ELON MUSK'S FIRST MARRIAGE. IT EXPLAINS WHY BEZOS IS JACKED BUT DIVORCED. AND WHY ZUCKERBERG HAS NO REAL FRIENDS. ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND IT, YOUR LIFE WILL NEVER BE SAME: 🧵
IT DESTROYED ELON MUSK'S FIRST MARRIAGE. IT EXPLAINS WHY BEZOS IS JACKED BUT DIVORCED. AND WHY ZUCKERBERG HAS NO REAL FRIENDS. ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND IT, YOUR LIFE WILL NEVER BE SAME: 🧵
American Suez. A doleful essay for Good Friday.
"There is now a rising probability that Trump’s war backfires on him much as Eden’s did—economically, politically, and geopolitically. Which raises the question: Is this the American Suez?" 1/5
"There is now a rising probability that Trump’s war backfires on him much as Eden’s did—economically, politically, and geopolitically. Which raises the question: Is this the American Suez?" 1/5
"The crisis begins as an attempt to overthrow an unfriendly regime in the Middle East, in concert with the state of Israel. It is also a struggle for control of a key commercial waterway. Despite lacking a plausible basis in international law and popular support at home, the military operation is nevertheless a success in its own terms. The armed forces of the invaded state are swiftly overwhelmed." 2/5
"But the economic consequences of the conflict—not just the closure of a crucial oil choke point, but also the financial ramifications of the crisis—result in political damage and strategic defeat. The result is humiliating withdrawal." 3/5
1/ In a further sign of an economic slump in Russia, the giant vehicle manufacturer AvtoVAZ will shut down production entirely for 17 days due to falling demand and overcrowded warehouses. Its vehicles aren't selling and storage facilities are overflowing. ⬇️
2/ The Russian news outlet Mash reports that AvtoVAZ will shut down its assembly lines for almost the entire period from 27 April to 17 May, with the workforce sent on mandatory leave.
3/ Workers will be sent to do maintenance work between 27-30 April, 12-13 May will be covered by a postponement of vacation days from December, and staff will be paid at two-thirds their normal salary on 14-15 May.
1/4
Easter 1945 was challenging for the SAS as they pushed into Germany.
Good Friday fell on March 30.
For some veterans of A Sqn, 1SAS, it would be their last Easter.
One new officer, Lt Denis Wainman, told me of the 'suicide troops' they encountered - young Nazi Werewolves.
Easter 1945 was challenging for the SAS as they pushed into Germany.
Good Friday fell on March 30.
For some veterans of A Sqn, 1SAS, it would be their last Easter.
One new officer, Lt Denis Wainman, told me of the 'suicide troops' they encountered - young Nazi Werewolves.
2/
Padre Fraser McLuskey was with the SAS on Good Friday but his services weren’t required.
The war diary noted that approaching Ahaus "Lt Wainman’s section cleared houses on the right while…Lt Cooper’s section cleared a farm on the left".
Johnny Cooper [pic] was an SAS Original
Padre Fraser McLuskey was with the SAS on Good Friday but his services weren’t required.
The war diary noted that approaching Ahaus "Lt Wainman’s section cleared houses on the right while…Lt Cooper’s section cleared a farm on the left".
Johnny Cooper [pic] was an SAS Original
3/
There were several 1941 Originals in Wainman’s C Troop, including Reg Seekings, Jeff Du Vivier (pic), Maggie McGinn, Jim Blakeney & Roy Davies.
Jim & Roy had been captured on the inaugural SAS raid in 1941 but rejoined the Regt in Europe.
Blakeney was Wainman's rear gunner.
There were several 1941 Originals in Wainman’s C Troop, including Reg Seekings, Jeff Du Vivier (pic), Maggie McGinn, Jim Blakeney & Roy Davies.
Jim & Roy had been captured on the inaugural SAS raid in 1941 but rejoined the Regt in Europe.
Blakeney was Wainman's rear gunner.
SitRep - 02/04/26 - It became known who were on board the AN-26
An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. On board of the crashed Russian AN-26 were high ranked Russian aviation officials, among them a Lt. General.
REPOST=appreciated
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An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. On board of the crashed Russian AN-26 were high ranked Russian aviation officials, among them a Lt. General.
REPOST=appreciated
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Missed the latest?
As usual we start with Russian losses
🚨BREAKING: Claude can now train you how to talk like Dale Carnegie the man who taught the world how to speak (for free).
Here are 6 insane Claude prompts that does the work.
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Here are 6 insane Claude prompts that does the work.
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1/ START A YOUTUBE VIDEO
Prompt:
Act as a YouTube opening specialist applying Patrick Winston's empowerment promise framework — every video must tell viewers exactly what they will know by the end that they don't know right now.
Write a scroll-stopping YouTube video opening that locks viewers in for the entire video before the first 30 seconds ends.
1. Ask for my video topic, target viewer, and core takeaway before starting
2. Write the empowerment promise — what the viewer will know or be able to do by the end
3. Agitate the problem — make the viewer feel the pain before offering the solution
4. Deliver a pattern interrupt — the unexpected statement that stops the scroll
5. Write the full 30-second opening script ready to record
- Never open with "hey guys welcome back" — instant skip trigger
- Empowerment promise in the first 10 seconds — never later
- Pattern interrupt must be counterintuitive — not just interesting
- First 30 seconds must make leaving feel like a loss
- Script must sound natural when spoken — not read
Prompt:
1. Ask for my video topic, target viewer, and core takeaway before starting
2. Write the empowerment promise — what the viewer will know or be able to do by the end
3. Agitate the problem — make the viewer feel the pain before offering the solution
4. Deliver a pattern interrupt — the unexpected statement that stops the scroll
5. Write the full 30-second opening script ready to record
- Never open with "hey guys welcome back" — instant skip trigger
- Empowerment promise in the first 10 seconds — never later
- Pattern interrupt must be counterintuitive — not just interesting
- First 30 seconds must make leaving feel like a loss
- Script must sound natural when spoken — not read
2/ START A SALES CALL
Prompt:
Act as a sales call opening specialist applying Patrick Winston's framework — every call must establish value, build credibility, and set expectations before the prospect's guard goes up.
Write a sales call opening that makes the prospect immediately understand why the next 30 minutes is worth their full attention.
1. Ask for my offer, target prospect, and call goal before starting
2. Write the agenda framing — what we will cover and why it matters to them specifically
3. Design the value promise — what the prospect will know or decide by the end of the call
4. Build the credibility anchor — why I am the right person to deliver this value
5. Write the full 60-second call opening script
- Never start with "so tell me about your business" — lazy and forgettable
- Value promise must be specific to this prospect — not generic
- Credibility anchor must be earned — not claimed
- Agenda must feel like a gift — not a sales process
- Opening must make the prospect lean in — not lean back
Prompt:
1. Ask for my offer, target prospect, and call goal before starting
2. Write the agenda framing — what we will cover and why it matters to them specifically
3. Design the value promise — what the prospect will know or decide by the end of the call
4. Build the credibility anchor — why I am the right person to deliver this value
5. Write the full 60-second call opening script
- Never start with "so tell me about your business" — lazy and forgettable
- Value promise must be specific to this prospect — not generic
- Credibility anchor must be earned — not claimed
- Agenda must feel like a gift — not a sales process
- Opening must make the prospect lean in — not lean back
Exclusive: Why is it that when Israel kills terrorists, global media has a habit of turning them into innocent figures who must be protected?
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On March 28, Israel @IDF struck a car carrying Hezbollah terrorists. Since then global media has ran a campaign to paint those inside as innocent journalists.
They said Israel did not give them any evidence. But for some reason none of them bothered to look for any themselves.
They said Israel did not give them any evidence. But for some reason none of them bothered to look for any themselves.
I am not even focusing on the main target - Ali Shoeib. I found this on the Facebook page of Mohammed Ftouni. He is on the right:
‘I’ve had to become my own doctor’: trans young people on life after the Cass review | Transgender | The Guardian
‘Grin’ is Jolyon Maugham’s eldest daughter. theguardian.com/society/articl…
‘Grin’ is Jolyon Maugham’s eldest daughter. theguardian.com/society/articl…
I had not realised this. Maugham has threatened me in defamation for discussing this. I invite him to. I consider this a serious matter of public interest, that Maugham is so invested in stifling all challenge to gender identity because otherwise he may have to confront what he did to his child.
He cannot make arguments to support this medicalisation of children as a Good Thing - because it is not. Why he does instead is use his power and influence to attempt to crush anyone who wishes to discuss its dangers and harm. It is now time for this to play out on the most public stage possible and his inability to reflect or control himself will now be used as an asset.
If another man attempts to snatch your woman here's what you SHOULD do…
(Hint: Most men do the opposite)
Here is what you should do....
(Hint: Most men do the opposite)
Here is what you should do....
1. Do not confront him directly.
The moment you make this about him, you lose.
You elevate him to your level.
You give him importance he hasn't earned.
A lion does not lose sleep over the opinion of a house cat.
Ignore him.
He wants your attention.
Starve him of it.
The moment you make this about him, you lose.
You elevate him to your level.
You give him importance he hasn't earned.
A lion does not lose sleep over the opinion of a house cat.
Ignore him.
He wants your attention.
Starve him of it.
2. Do not accuse her.
The moment you accuse her, you become the enemy.
You push her toward him.
You make him the sympathetic one.
Instead, watch.
Observe.
Let her actions, not your fears, tell you what's real.
A woman who is loyal will not need defending.
A woman who is not cannot be defended.
The moment you accuse her, you become the enemy.
You push her toward him.
You make him the sympathetic one.
Instead, watch.
Observe.
Let her actions, not your fears, tell you what's real.
A woman who is loyal will not need defending.
A woman who is not cannot be defended.
