Thread: The coming Insurrection and "Joe Stack"

“The Coming Insurrection,â€

Joe Stack acted out In a way that boggles the mind. It Is really scary to think that we have American citizens so fed up with the system that they feel that this Is the only way out.... While I do not agree In whole with what the author of this article says,I do agree that our Federal Government Is failing an entire generation of Americans..... In 2010 we have a chance to begin the healing process by booting out all of the long term Incumbents that have been rotting away In Washington for years,and In some cases decades.... "Lets ROLL"

Originally Posted by topsecret10

Joe Stack acted out In a way that boggles the mind. It Is really scary to think that we have American citizens so fed up with the system that they feel that this Is the only way out.... While I do not agree In whole with what the author of this article says,I do agree that our Federal Government Is failing an entire generation of Americans..... In 2010 we have a chance to begin the healing process by booting out all of the long term Incumbents that have been rotting away In Washington for years,and In some cases decades.... "Lets ROLL"

.AUSTIN, Texas—A pilot slammed his small plane into a seven-story building that housed the local office of the Internal Revenue Service Thursday, apparently killing himself and one agency employee, in what federal officials described as a deliberate suicide attack amid a long-running tax dispute.

Investigators are looking into whether the pilot, 53-year-old Andrew Joseph Stack, also set his house on fire before taking off in his single-engine Piper Dakota around 9:40 a.m. local time.

.Officials said they were evaluating an antigovernment manifesto posted on the Internet earlier Thursday, signed "Joe Stack," which suggested he planned the crash. "Violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer," the author wrote toward the end of a tirade against the IRS posted at 9:12 a.m. on a Web site registered to Mr. Stack. He described himself as a contract software engineer.
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