B-24 Heaven Can Wait

Trump Crashes Wedding, Rambles About Heaven, Seeks Hotel Ad Photos

During a wedding at Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump unexpectedly declared that right-wing radio host Eric Metaxas would be his ticket to heaven, much to the surprise of the wedding party. Metaxas, a prominent Trump supporter, responded that he would be happy to discuss the topic at another time. This incident marks another instance of Trump crashing weddings, a pattern that includes previous unannounced appearances at gatherings and a tendency to make off-topic comments. The wedding was for investment banker Michael Wilkerson, the founder of a “patriotic forum.”

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Trump, 79, Raises Doubts About Entering Heaven, Prompting Questions

In a candid moment aboard Air Force One, former President Donald Trump expressed doubt about his prospects of entering heaven, humorously admitting he may not be “heaven-bound.” This confession followed his failed attempts to secure the Nobel Peace Prize and highlighted a recurring theme in his public statements. Previously, Trump had cited ending wars and being a “good person” as motivations, and even launched fundraising campaigns centered on the idea. These comments underscore his consistent focus on religious themes and his efforts to portray himself favorably in the eyes of God and his supporters.

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Trump Fundraises with Heaven as a Grift

President Donald Trump’s Super PAC has launched a fundraising campaign centered on his desire to reach Heaven. A Saturday morning email to supporters included the line, “Friend, I want to try and get to Heaven,” following a previous statement about bringing peace to Russia and Ukraine partly for that reason. The email also claimed God saved him from an assassination attempt, framing his survival as divine intervention for the purpose of making America great again. The fundraising pitch requests donations to support this ongoing mission, despite Trump’s reported $6.1 billion net worth.

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Trump’s Heaven Concerns: A Report Card for the Anti-Christ?

The suppression of journalism silences the voices of the most vulnerable, necessitating the defense of reporters to prevent the truth from being buried. Supporters are thanked for their past contributions, which helped establish and strengthen the newsroom, particularly during challenging times. The organization now calls on readers to continue their support, emphasizing its commitment to delivering fact-based journalism. This support is crucial for sustaining the organization’s mission.

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Trump’s “Heaven” Declaration Sparks Health Concerns Amidst Age and Scandals

Recent comments made by President Donald Trump, in which he cited his desire to bring peace to Ukraine and Russia as a means to improve his chances of reaching heaven, have sparked renewed speculation about his health. Critics and political opponents have pointed to these remarks as evidence of a possible decline, with some suggesting the president is facing undisclosed health struggles. These concerns are compounded by observations of Trump’s recent behavior, including reported instances of fatigue, misstatements, and difficulty with physical coordination, further fueling the debate about his well-being. A White House spokesperson has cited Trump’s demanding schedule as the reason for his behavior.

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WWII Bomber Crash Victims Finally Coming Home

After a 12-year investigation spurred by a family member’s curiosity, the remains of four crew members from the B-24 bomber Heaven Can Wait, shot down in 1944, have been recovered from the Pacific Ocean floor. A collaborative effort involving family research, Project Recover, and a DPAA deep-sea recovery mission led to the identification and repatriation of the remains. Staff Sergeant Eugene Darrigan and Second Lieutenant Thomas Kelly have already received military burials, while the burials of First Lieutenant Herbert Tennyson and Second Lieutenant Donald Sheppick will follow in the coming months. This remarkable undertaking brings closure to families who waited over eight decades for the return of their loved ones.

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