Merged Plane Crashes Into Building in Austin TX

the IRS stood down

Stand down! Why didnt they use one of them planes that they used at shanksville that flies under telephone wires to shoot it down?
 
mythstifieD said:
Wow man.. Not to sound like a CT, but a CESSNA DID THAT?! That's MAJOR damage.. I would like a further explanation :jaw-dropp
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Don't do this; but imagine 50 gallons of gasoline, 100 plus octane, all over your house and some one lights it up? I can't imagine trying to fight a house fire or office fire set with 50 gallons of gasoline. I have never used more than a few ounces of gas to do anything and burn it all at once.

The heat energy in gasoline is 10 times that of TNT. This is why we use gasoline to drive our cars and not TNT. 10 times the energy of TNT.

The plane is also going 100 to 200 mph minimum and weighs as much as a small car. (2500 pounds loaded up)
 
A W Smith said:
the IRS stood down
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Infoexcavator said:
I was listening KLBJ from Texas yesterday and an official whose name I don't remember told that they found the engine of the plane on the highway, I guess it flew off in the impact and the plane penetrated just enough to start the fire.
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Piece of aircraft found. Piece of aircraft been in contact with said building can and will be determined by forensics, not by CT's. Identification of said aircraft will be done by forensics, not by CT's.
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Explanation for Hazmat? Could be anything from unrelated gas leak to a chemical matter related to said aircraft.
 
I was pleased/surprised that quite a few (enough that I could say, "oh, there's another one!") of the posters on the ATS thread were saying, in essence, "if you think this person is some kind of freedom fighter, you're an a-hole. Sadly, I think they were drowned out in the noise of "false flag!!!" and "hmmmm....this smells to me..."

Unsurprisingly, the level of venom on the PP site made me want to look at pictures of kittens....

Also, did that sub fire its' missiles yet? I haven't had a chance to check the MSM...
 
Marvin Heemeyer, the killdozer fellow, is seen as a bit of a anti government revolutionary hero by some people. I think Joe Stack had potential to be an icon like that but now that we know that he actually killed a person and injured others its pretty clear that only insane people would even jokingly make him into a hero.
 
The afternoon this happened, I looked over at CNN long enough during Rick Sanchez's show to see someone replied to the show's twitter or whatever to compare this crash to the Pentagon, regarding the supposed lack of plane debris at the Pentagon, and they frickin' ran it on TV.
CNN, the most trusted name in putting random internet comments from people who don't know what the hell they're talking about on TV.
 
mythstifieD said:
*NOT* that I support the notion at all, I'm passive-aggressive.. I do believe the pen is mightier... but then again I think you may be somewhat right.. if someone is ABSOLUTELY CONVINCED that the US has been taken over by European Elites, then isn't it their constitutional duty to defend the nation?

However, I think a lone act like Mr. Stack did is really senseless and won't achieve much at all. Although, I have a feeling this will be a nervous tax day. Also, a true disciple of Jones wouldn't do such a ridiculous thing since that just means more police state (unless he didn't care anyways, he WOULD be dead, right?).

I think the guy just had a breakdown and needed someone to blame.
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Wouldn´t a true discipline of Jones believe that the total police state is already ready to go, FEMA death camps, black helicopters and all, and only prompt and decisive action by Real American Patriots can stop it?
 
Sigh. I guess it was inevitable that the cockroaches would crawl out of the woodwork.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat..._pilot_hailed_by_loonies_as_antigov_hero.html

THE FIRES in Austin were still burning yesterday when the Internet lit up with government haters cheering suicide pilot Joe Stack and calling him a hero.

"Finally an American man took a stand against our tyrannical government that no longer follows the Constitution," wrote Emily Walters of Louisville, Ky.

Walters was one of at least two dozen people who founded Facebook fan groups to hail the homicidal pilot.

Most had only a tiny handful of members, but hers attracted more than 200 before Facebook removed it.

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Until Alex Jones openly and categorically condemns lone-wolf or organized acts of violence against the various organizations and individuals he rants and raves against, he should be held responsible any time one of his listeners attacks one of these targets.
 
parky76 said:
Until Alex Jones openly and categorically condemns lone-wolf or organized acts of violence against the various organizations and individuals he rants and raves against, he should be held responsible any time one of his listeners attacks one of these targets.
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Hate to repeat my question from earlier, but where are you getting the info that this guy was a Jones listener?
 
I had understood from earlier reports that the guy stole the plane he crashed, but from posts here it seems as if y'all think he owned it. Does anybody know which is actually the case? If he owned a plane, he couldn't have been doing too badly with his finances, which makes the whole thing seem all the more pointless.
 
Elizabeth I said:
I had understood from earlier reports that the guy stole the plane he crashed, but from posts here it seems as if y'all think he owned it. Does anybody know which is actually the case? If he owned a plane, he couldn't have been doing too badly with his finances, which makes the whole thing seem all the more pointless.
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He was leasing the plane.
 
Elizabeth I said:
I had understood from earlier reports that the guy stole the plane he crashed, but from posts here it seems as if y'all think he owned it. Does anybody know which is actually the case? If he owned a plane, he couldn't have been doing too badly with his finances, which makes the whole thing seem all the more pointless.
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Not so fast. Credit cards and their debt can cause a lot of problems even for the apparently 'wealthy' among us.

People who make one tiny mistake years ago with the IRS can find themselves regretting it years later, loosing everything in the process. Lone flier could be in this camp.
 
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