Yeah, turns out the income tax isn't even legal, but who cares here in AmeriKa?
One guy who did:
"Man angry at IRS crashes plane into building
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-- Your friends at Boston.com --more--"Yeah, but they did keep this on site:
Globe Editorial Paranoia boils over in Texas
F*** you, "friend."
Related: Man angry at IRS crashes plane into building (By Michael Brick, New York Times)
I'm sorry; I no longer like to read such articles, and I never visit their website. I hold them responsible for Iraq and the continuous agenda-pushing, war-promoting garbage they have spewed forth since inclines me to not go there.
"Pilot Crashes Plane Into IRS Building
A software engineer furious with the Internal Revenue Service launched a suicide attack on the agency Thursday by crashing his small plane into an office building containing nearly 200 IRS employees, setting off a raging fire that sent workers fleeing for their lives....
A federal law official identified the pilot as Joseph Stack and said investigators were looking at a long anti-government screed and farewell note that he apparently posted on the Web earlier in the day as an explanation for what he was about to do. In it, the author cited run-ins he had with the IRS and ranted about the tax agency, government bailouts and corporate America's "thugs and plunderers."
My paper says FBI, but what's the difference anymore?
I'm SOOOOO TIRED of the TIME-CONSUMING GAMES of the Boston Glob and its agenda-pushing, biased bulls***!!
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Stack, 53, also apparently set fire to his house about six miles from the crash site before embarking on the suicide flight, said two law enforcement officials, who like other authorities spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation was still going on.
The pilot flew low over the Austin skyline before plowing into the side of the hulking, seven-story, black-glass building just before 10 a.m. with a thunderous explosion that instantly stirred memories of Sept. 11. Flames shot from the building, windows exploded, a huge pillar of black smoke rose over the city, and terrified workers rushed to get out.
So WHEN did the BUILDING COLLAPSE?
The Pentagon scrambled two F-16 fighter jets from Houston to patrol the skies over the burning building before it became clear that it was the act of a lone pilot, and President Barack Obama was briefed on the crash....
So WHERE the F*** where they on 9/11?
See: Wargames Were Cover For the Operational Execution of 9/11
Oh.
Gerry Cullen was eating breakfast at a restaurant across the street when the plane struck the building and "vanished in a fireball."
Like at the Pentagon, right?
The entire outside of the second floor was gone on the side of the building where the plane hit. Support beams were bent inward....
And the COLLAPSE occurred WHEN? Has to be within a few hours, right, considering what happened at Ground Zero 0n 9/11!
In the long, rambling, self-described "rant" that Stack apparently posted on the Internet, he began: "If you're reading this, you're no doubt asking yourself, `Why did this have to happen?'"
He recounted his financial reverses, his difficulty finding work in Austin, and at least two clashes with the IRS, one of them after he filed no return because, he said, he had no income, the other after he failed to report his wife Sheryl's income.
Yeah, but if they owe you a refund and you don't file they don't care. F***ing government scum.
He railed against politicians, the Catholic Church, the "unthinkable atrocities" committed by big business, and the government bailouts that followed. He said he slowly came to the conclusion that "violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer."
Well, I was kind of hoping not but our leaders seem deaf to our pleas. I won't be doing anything violent at all because I am just finding it ALL SO SAD!!!
That is where my printed paper cut it.
Read more HERE
Thanks, Glob!
Gee, that one didn't appear in my printed paper.
Is the link even active? I didn't check.
Related:
"Summer of Rage
Seems someone got tired of the overreach of the government. Breaking news is the Austin IRS/CIA/FBI building just got slammed by a person that burned the house down and went all kamikaze into Big Brother. Would it be wrong to call this person a freedom loving patriot? Now we get to watch the the media spin about how horrible of a person to do such a terrible thing to our benevolent handlers.
The New York Daily News is reporting that this screed is from Joe Stack, the alleged pilot of a plane that hit an Austin, Texas office building today that houses a local IRS office. Stack's rant inveighs against capitalism, Catholicism, and George W. Bush.
Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/R...
"Plane crashes into Northwest Austin building
A small single-engine plane crashed into a building in Northwest Austin Thursday morning, sparking a fire.
"Yes-sirree bob; that building's gonna come right down into its own footprint just like the World Trade Towers. Got a plane strike, fire, yep, any second that's gonna come right down. Any second. Gonna fall. Any second. Any second now. I forget, did a plane hit the WTC-7 building? No? Odd. Anyway, this here building will come right down into its own footprint any moment now. Really. Any moment."
UPDATE: The TV news is (surprisingly) confirming reports we got in the email earlier today that the plane crash was an intentional suicide attack on the offices of the IRS located in that building. I say surprising because normally when IRS offices are burned or vandalized it is not reported lest it give the people "bad ideas."But the latest report I have is that the IRS was seizing this guy's home, so he burned it down rather than let the government have it, then flew his plane into the IRS offices." -- Wake the Flock Up
You can read the whole thing for yourself and decide, dear readers:
PURPORTED LETTER FROM AUSTIN PILOT WHO CRASHED HIS PLANE INTO THE IRS
Back to the MSM:
"A story of heroism at plane attack site; Passerby helped workers flee fire" by Kelley Shannon and Jay Root, Associated Press | February 20, 2010
AUSTIN, Texas - Robin De Haven was driving the company truck when he saw something that didn’t look right - a small plane, flying extremely low over a heavily congested area of Austin.
The 28-year-old Iraq war veteran recalled yesterday how he then saw black smoke billowing from the glass building and rushed to the scene. There, where the plane had exploded into flames in a suicide attack fueled by antigovernment hatred, De Haven found....I don't care, readers.
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Yeah, that one somehow stays on site.
Did that building fall yet, Glob?
Answer: NOPE!!!!
Federal investigators searched through the wreckage of a small plane inside an IRS building in Austin, Texas, on Friday. (Rodolfo Gonzalez/Austin American Statesman via AP)
More propaganda I care for not:
"Tax objectors have long history in US; Man who crashed into IRS building is the latest defier" by Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press | February 21, 2010
WASHINGTON - Tax opponents aren’t limited to antigovernment militia members living off the land out West. Stack was a 53-year-old software engineer in Austin. Others include movie star Wesley Snipes and a decorated police detective in the nation’s capital....
Not all tax protesters resort to violence. Snipes, star of the “Blade’’ trilogy and other films, was convicted on tax charges and sentenced to three years in prison in 2008 after claiming that Americans have no obligation to pay taxes and the IRS cannot legally collect them....
Which is true if you watch the linked video at the top of this post.
“Most of us are respectfully fearful of the IRS. Most people understand their authority,’’ said Matthew J. Campione, a former IRS lawyer who is now a tax law specialist at the law firm of SmolenPlevy in Vienna, Va. “But you have people who are gullible, you have people who engage in wishful thinking, you have some people who are struggling to make ends meet.’’
What, the GOOD OLD GOVERNMENT out to PROTECT US? Fearful of them?
Yeah, TAX those people STRUGGLING to make ends meet while WASHINGTON and the WEALTHY are AWASH in LOOT!!
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Oh, Glob also kept that one active.
This I had to snag from the local:
"Texas plane crash exposes gap in US air security
GEORGETOWN, Texas – After 9/11, cockpit doors were sealed, air marshals were added and airport searches became more aggressive, all to make sure an airliner could never again be used as a weapon. Yet little has been done to guard against attacks with smaller planes.
That point was driven home with chilling force on Thursday when a Texas man with a grudge against the IRS crashed his single-engine plane into an office building in a fiery suicide attack....
Have you had enough? I have.
R. William Johnstone, an aviation security consultant and former staff member of the commission that investigated the Sept. 11 attacks: "It wouldn't take much, even a minor incident involving two simultaneously attacking planes, to inflict enough damage to set off alarm bells and do some serious harm to the economy and national psyche."
So IS TODAY the NEXT FALSE FLAG ATTACK, AmeriKa?
The suburban Georgetown Municipal Airport that pilot Joe Stack entered hours before his airborne attack in nearby Austin had the casual atmosphere of a sleepy parking garage. Pilots were not subject to baggage checks, metal detector scans or pat-downs. And they are usually not required to file flight plans....
Yup, going to have to clamp down even more, right?
The easy access and lack of security are the result of years of debate — and stalemate — over how much of a threat small aircraft pose as terror weapons and how they could be regulated without stifling commerce and pilot freedom. While the airlines quickly accepted tougher security after Sept. 11, the general aviation industry, which includes everything from privately owned propeller-driven planes to large corporate jets, have aggressively fought new measures....
I don't fly, and they fight it because everyone now knows 9/11 was a false flag and government lied.
Tom Walsh, an aviation security consultant, and other general aviation advocates argue that stringent security and bureaucracy would deter recreational fliers and slow down a vibrant, multibillion-dollar general aviation industry, causing economic damage. "What it comes down to is that the cure could be worse than the disease," he said.
Yeah, ever notice that when the MONEY becomes involved "terrorism" isn't such a big deal anymore?
Jeffrey Price, a Denver-based aviation expert, said: "If I own my plane, I can drive to the airport, get in and just take off. Pilots want that sense of freedom. ... Like motorcycle riders."
Every pilot, from the beginner student to the commercial airline pilot, is checked against the government's terror watchlist. Also, under federal rules imposed after Sept. 11, people enrolling in flight schools must show proof of U.S. citizenship or, if they are foreigners, must undergo a background check.
All pilots of every stripe must have with them every time they fly a medical certificate attesting to their health. The certificate is based on a physical exam, but the application form also includes questions about the pilot's mental health. Stack's medical certificate was current, dated May 2009. He was an instrument rated pilot, able to fly single-engine and multiengine airplanes, and no enforcement action had ever been taken against him.
Beyond that, however, most security measures at general aviation airports are voluntary.
The Transportation Department's inspector general, Richard L. Skinner, reviewed security at several general aviation airports last year, including three in the Houston area, and concluded that general aviation "presents only limited and mostly hypothetical threats to security."
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Tougher restrictions were debated after Sept. 11 and after a few incidents in which pilots deliberately crashed small planes into buildings.
In 1994, a Maryland truck driver with a history of instability crashed a plane on the south lawn of the White House.
Message to Bill Clinton, 'eh?
In 2002, a 15-year-old boy stole a plane and crashed it into a downtown skyscraper in Tampa, Fla. Pilots of small planes have also frequently flown into the secure airspace over the key government buildings in Washington.
Just as reminders, you know, like a song or smell will remind you, mind-numbed 'murkns.
The general aviation lobby has exerted its considerable clout to fend off new measures. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, or AOPA, National Business Aviation Association, National Air Transportation Association and General Aviation Manufacturers Association spent $6 million lobbying in Washington last year....
Money SCREAMS like a jet engine here, world!
At the Georgetown airport, where 240 small aircraft are based, manager Travis McLain said she hopes Stack's suicidal attack doesn't lead to an overreaction....
Only by the MSM and this government.
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Now go fork over that check so corporations, banks, and war-profiteers can get their loot, and so the politicians the push it toward them can live in taxpayer-funded luxury, readers!!
And feel sowwy for the poow wittle Imperial Robbery System.
"Threats against IRS workers continue" by Washington Post | March 13, 2010
WASHINGTON — Threats against Internal Revenue Service workers and facilities continue to pour in after last month’s plane crash at agency offices in Austin, Texas, according to union officials....
Think I believe anything government and their lying asses say anymore?
PFFFT!
IRS watchdogs are investigating more than 70 instances of inappropriate comments made to agency workers by taxpayers, National Treasury Employees Union president Colleen Kelley said this week. Workers have received a mix of inappropriate verbal comments — including jokes or statements of support for pilot Joseph Stack — and more serious threats, she said.
So I guess I'm down to just a gesture then, huh?
Kelley said she learned of the threats from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, which tracks threats against IRS workers. Neither that agency nor the IRS would confirm the number of threats or share details of the probe....
But they wouldn't give any evidence, huh?
PFFFFT!
Attacks and threats against IRS workers and facilities are nothing new and are not confined to the annual spring tax filing season, IRS communications director Terry Lemons said.
Then why are we reading about it in the paper when they drop or ignore so many other things?
People have rammed cars into offices as well as set them on fire. And some people have taken out hits on agency employees, he said.
Oh, like the financial hit the IRS slaps on you, America?
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Actually, I'm not getting angry anymore; I'm just SAD for the COUNTRY I LOVED GROWING UP IN. It no longer exists, and what remains is SADDENING!
