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This is an MP3 of the ATC comms of Stack’s final flight yesterday in Austin. It is chilling how calm and collected he is, considering he is about to kamikaze his plane into the IRS offices…
Hasan reached out to various terrorist figure heads. Soldier of Allah, SwT. Oh and Hasan totally shaved his full body in the style of Islamofascist martyrs.
Other than being a unhappy disgruntled communist divorcee, there is little to connect the Austin IRS plane guy to religious fanaticism.
You don't have to be religious to be terrorist. Terrorism can be motivated by other factors such as politics. Think about Baaden-Meinhof and Timothy McVeigh for example. They were atheists and purely political.
Ah, once again you bring politics into the discourse, inferring that he is a right wing nutjob. This is why your posts are so incredulous and littered with falsehoods. If you READ the manifesto, especially the last few lines, you would find that he was more of a left winger than a right winger; the same as the stupid biatch that murdered her fellow teachers.
Try posting some FACTS please.
Please point out the falsehoods.
Note, my comment about the teabaggers was "as an aside..."
I think he's a wackjob; but can you honestly say that when you heard that a wackjob flew into the IRS building you didn't think "teabagger" - that's their screed.
Not that I want to defend the White House or anything but he did try to burn down his house with his family in it, too. If, instead of a plane, he tried to kill his family and then went to the office building in Austin, where the IRS had some offices, and tried to shoot everybody instead of using a plane, and then turned the gun on himself, would you still want to categorize him as a terrorist?
The thing is you don't want to dilute the word "terrorist" if the guy's behavior prior to the incident, doesn't match the description. But if I had to guess, if the guy is a registered Republican he'll be called a terrorist and if the guy is a registered Democrat, he'll be called "some nutjob."
Oops, I have to add to my post that the family apparently wasn't inside the house he tried to burn down.
His family was not at home.
Unfortunately, Laura, he didn't do those things, now did he?
Instead he set fire to his family home while his family was out.
He then took his big shiny expensive plane and flew it into a government building.
Yes, I consider him a terrorist.
Why isn't he referred to as a domestic terrorist. His intentions were clear. He was trying to kill IRS employees in his attempt to bombard an IRS building. I thought only Muslims commit acts of terrorism but I guess he doesn't count because he is White, non-Muslim and only targeted the IRS. That's not terrorism right? He isn't a suicide bomber because he didn't use bombs...just a plane right? It doesn't matter if he took out half the side of the building right? Yeah, he is not a suicide bomber. He is just an angry person from Texas.
well we do not have to worry about reading him his rights
Stalk was a 'professional' tax evader starting way back in the 80s when he tried to declare himself a church and the IRS caught up to him. He even wrote about it in his suicide manifest.
We knew a guy who did the same thing back in the 80s. He made a good living but he didn't want to pay taxes. No tax rate would have been low enough to suit him and he, too, joined one of those tax code reading groups. The IRS finally caught up with him. He could have just sold off a bunch of the big boy toys he'd accumulated and pay his taxes but, no, he had to make things hard on himself and fought the IRS off with a gun. Long story short, he eventually spent some time in prison. I don't know anyone who felt sorry for the guy we knew and I don't get why people are feeling sorry for Stalk. These kinds of people bring on their own problems by thinking they are smart enough to play the system.
How do you know that his intention was to kill IRS employees? In his state of mind, he probably intended more to make a statement about the injustice of the IRS. Can't Americans sympathize with him even a little because we agree that american life can be very stressful on a man, espec when he has been harassed by the IRS. The muslims did it b/c of their religious belief and knew what they were doing intentionally. The austin guy was just tired of life, knew he wanted to end it all and go out with a bang. I feel sorry for the guy, but at least he fulfilled his last wish.
He was a murderer, plain and simple. He deprived people of their loved ones. He is no different than other murderer who plans a crime. It is domestic terrorism.
Why isn't he referred to as a domestic terrorist. His intentions were clear. He was trying to kill IRS employees in his attempt to bombard an IRS building. I thought only Muslims commit acts of terrorism but I guess he doesn't count because he is White, non-Muslim and only targeted the IRS. That's not terrorism right? He isn't a suicide bomber because he didn't use bombs...just a plane right? It doesn't matter if he took out half the side of the building right? Yeah, he is not a suicide bomber. He is just an angry person from Texas.
Why don't people wait for the REST OF THE STORY TO BE TOLD?
duh.
He was a murderer, plain and simple. He deprived people of their loved ones. He is no different than other murderer who plans a crime. It is domestic terrorism.
To me, he's a domestic terrorist because he used his suicide to sent a political message. He intended to kill people and scare the whole nation in a way that would bring back flashes of 9/11. If in fact, they prove he set his house on fire, too, he wanted to make sure the fire department was busy at the time of his plane crash so the IRS building fire could do more damage.
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