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Excellent, Allbetter.

Extremely helpful (and affirming) to me!

Thank you so much!

Yup, I've worked in Chame and many other parts of Panama and we were part of TA/C in AZ

We are QUITE interested too!! Not in a vulture-y kind of way . . .but in a "You better do right, NTM!" kind of way.

Paul, can you help us out here? You do have a good friend on the EC, right? Take them out to eat? Bribe them with airplane parts? They deliver a letter, you pay for the meal? Or you could insert it in a corporate prayer, "and dear God, finally, we ask you to NOT let Larry Brown sleep soundly, eat with gusto, or receive financial support until this matter is solved. Amen."

Thanks for that article, Allbetter!
I struggled for YEARS with my personal crazy-maker.
Someone I couldn't avoid until I was grown up.
But it was more YEARS before I came full circle and learned to set boundaries.
It really helped-----me.
It is a very difficult thing to deal with.
The article has all kinds of wisdom and practical suggestions.

"#2 I believe the leaders at all levels of NTM, for the most part, want to and do walk with God – both personally and in their corporate decision making. Are there some who lead with arrogance and have a high regard for their own image or reputation? Working at NTM Aviation I hear stories from various “fields” and in my opinion I certainly think so. Do well-meaning leaders at times make decisions out of fear? I’m convinced they do because that is the nature of humanity. Are they intentionally protecting NTM at the expense of the survivors? I’m sure that they, at times, are intentionally protecting NTM; whether or not they consciously weigh the impact on the survivors I don’t know." --Paul Syson

Paul, I still want to be respectful.
But how can arrogant and proud men be walking with the Lord?
Servant leaders are described very well in daily blogs by T.J. Addington on Leading from the Sandbox.
Also how a Board should function according to practical (which are also biblical) guidelines.
ntm has not been open to outside influence or guidance that we know of.
Biblically we are to consider the outcome of our leaders' lives. What are they actually like? How do they live?
Not follow blindly.
And, yes, how can you and others continue on with ntm?
I am reading what you are posting.
And it is not making alot of good sense.