>>3228214, >>3228704, >>3228800, >>3228685 Airline CEO shot dead in Memphis; owned airline that activist Eckert was on

>Tennary founded Lone Star Airlines in the 1980s

There's the clue right there - Lone Star.

Tiny regional airline with state-of-the-art electronic equipment from Lockheed in the 90s. And look where they were flying internationally.

https://infogalactic.com/info/Lone_Star_Airlines

APALS (Autonomous Precision Approach Landing System). Lone Star Airlines became Lockheed Martin's APALS launch customer in 1996. The intent of the system was to provide precision approach capabilities at airports that did not have the equipment and procedures to support a precision approach.

Besides domestic scheduled passenger service, Lone Star Airlines was granted authority to operate passenger service to the following additional areas:

Caribbean Islands & Haiti ----- 1993 ------ Extended Overwater

Mexico Operations ------------- 1994 ------ International Service

Aspen, Colorado --------------- 1995 ------ Special Use Airport

Rifle, Colorado --------------- 1995 ------ Special Use Airport

South America ----------------- 1996 ------ International Service

>3229142

What a lame angle for a new division tactic.

Anyone worth their salt here doesn't give a crap about credit.

Anyone who does prolly shouldn't be here.

You guys must be running out of ideas.

>>3229501

>>3229506

Juanita's a brave person.

Spoke up and continued to speak up when speaking up wasn't cool.

>>3229445

Should be clear now why POTUS picked Judge K at this particular moment in time (outside the reasons publicly stated).

If not clear, watch the full section on 9/11 in the Graham/Kavanaugh testimony again (right before the 'Law at War' segment).

Remember MO getting chummy with W recently? Test of allegiances comes when everyone's trying to save their own ass.