The man that crashed his plane into a building said to of housed the IRS and other Federal employee on the 18th of February has been identified as Joe Stack. Apparently Mr. Stack has had some issues with the IRS and other government officials.
The building that Stack crashed into, housed about 200 Federal tax employees according to PD in Austin. Apparently Stack wrote a manifesto to the IRS and placed it on his web site and according to his writings claimed that it was a means of therapy for him. You can view the manifesto at the following link. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,586627,00.html
In my opion I think this man was angry at the world for what was going on with him; however, that does not give anybody the right to crash a plane into a building that housed the people that he was angry with to me that is the same thing that the terriost did during the 911 attack just on a smaller scale. Several people were treated at the nearby hospital and it is believed that two people were killed.
It has been described by eye wittnesses as a huge whoomp sound and then an explosion, one stated that it look as though it was going to come right through his window, and several others could not get out due to the stairway being blocked. You can see video on the crash at this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpTyRzpFMyM.
Now the left has the audacity to say that the grassroots movement of the tea party movement is to blame for this. This very sick man had grudges against all forms of government not any of his rants were aimed at particular group he named them all even calling Bush a puppet. Sometimes it just so surprises me that when it comes to bad things the left is the first to start pointing fingers in the other direction claiming it could not possibly be our fault.
Michelle Malkin wrote an article in the Patriot Post about the blame game that can be viewed at the following link http://patriotpost.us/opinion/michelle-malkin/2010/02/19/its-all-the-tea-partys-fault/
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