https://twitter.com/jcope1era/status/1474475583987978243?s=21
https://247sports.com/Player/Jacob-Copeland-78979/
“You may think that house is too big,” Copeland told the believers’ convention. “You may think it's too grand. I don't care what you think. I heard from heaven. Glory to God, hallelujah!” https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/investigations/unfair-burden/article/kenneth-copeland-wealth-pastor-tax-free-mansion-16662283.php
In May of 1950 Jackie Copeland (two and a half years old) went missing in Pennsylvania during a family picnic on an oil well property. Copelands' father was an oil worker and during the picnic Copeland managed to "escape" his father, mother and four older sisters. The family spent a couple of hours looking for the young boy before contacting local law enforcement. Hundreds of searchers looked for Copeland and he was found alive the next morning when he had been missing for seventeen hours.
Content creator David Paulides covers this case in Eastern United States (2011) and in a recent blogpost published by The Observer Magazine the following claim is made: "There are plenty of ad hominem attacks against Paulides, but the accuracy of his reporting, along with a refusal to decode the mystery, leave his haters with few avenues from which to attack.".
The blogpost also says: "Cases like that of 2-year-old Jackie Copeland (1950) out of Pennsylvania hark back to this notion. He went missing from a well-attended company picnic, only to be found the next morning in the middle of 'impassable swamps.' He steadfastly claimed that he wandered away from his parents in pursuit of a creature that had been 'peering at him from behind a big tree.' He also told of encountering a “throbbing giant” during his night in the forest, reminding us that perception and reality can be extremely unreliable under stressful conditions.".
The Observer Magazine gets its information from David Paulides, but is it really correct Jackie Copeland steadfastly claimed he wandered away from his parents in a pursuit of a creature who had been peering at him from behind a big tree?
It is time to read some original sources and deconstruct some Missing 411 facts.
Missing 411 Facts
| Missing 411 Facts (EUS, p. 200-201) | Deconstruction |
|---|---|
| "The area is completely surrounded by what many newspaper articles called "impassable swamps.” | David Paulides claims that many newspaper articles claim that the area was completely surrounded by impassable swamps, but he fails to quote any newspaper articles that actually make this claim. Why is that? Some articles mention there are marshes and swamps in the area, but no articles make the claim the boy was found in an impassible swamp. The truth is Copeland was not found in a marsh/swamp, he was found next to an oil pump house located in a hollow at the edge of a dry forest. The oil pump house is mentioned in EUS and it appears r |
hes killing me.
i’m near level 3 trust with lost lake (19/25k) and the hot springs (23/25k), but with copeland’s camp?? i’m stuck at 14k and don’t know how to go up any more.
i did all the nero checkpoints in the cascade region, all ambush camps and infestation zones. i only have one research site and one more encampment job i still need to do. i’ve been sending practically every survivor i find to his camp, but it’s still not enough.
at this point the only thing i can think to do is take out hordes which i really don’t wanna do. i know the hordes are the selling point of the game, but i just don’t find them fun (i prefer literally every other element of the game over them) and am hoping anyone can offer any alternatives i can try out to boost cope’s trust. or is there really no way to reach level 3 without taking on hordes?
I've been looking at the schedule for ABT's upcoming Met season, and I noticed Misty Copeland is not scheduled to perform at all. I'm not a Misty fan, so this doesn't affect my plans, but it did make me curious. I haven't been able to find any mention of it on her social media. Anyone know why she's taking the season off? I know there have been a lot of promotions (though even before official promotions these dancers were performing the roles), but she is still listed on their website as a principal.
Any tips for someone to follow?
