I have to wonder if this guy was a Glenn Beck fan?

Manifesto included with this article:

http://www.aolnews.com/article/manifesto-tied-to-alleged-pilot-in-austin-crash/19364026?icid=main|main|dl1|link2|http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aolnews.com%2Farticl
e%2Fmanifesto-tied-to-alleged-pilot-in-austin-crash%2F19364026

Another Palin, Beck, and EBM fan.

Although the manifesto doesn't specifically mention any of them, it does rather have that ring to it. Some of it seemed like legitimate issues, but some of it could make a true paranoid feel right at home.

I really don't know whether this should be upvoted or given much coverage really. If any policy changes or the like were actually made through this, then that would then become a model for how to get action from the government... crash into a building.

And, seeing as the first part of the rant seemed to be about him being fined and imprisoned for tax fraud (he never actually detailed what he did other than to allude that it was really 'above board' and legal, just kinda wrong and sneaky) and him thinking that this was wrong... (why he didn't bring up the injustice some other way rather than actually doing the wrong thing is beyond me). I find it hard to think that he's any kind of worthwhile martyr

Well, I suppose a person would have issues with the IRS, etc. when you don't pay your taxes.

So, too soon?

Do you remember when Fox News was in an uproar because of a DHS report that warned against right-wing terrorism?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/04/15/chorus-protest-grows-report-warning-right-wing-radicalization/

>> ^demon_ix:
So, too soon?

Poor taste my friend, poor taste.


...I love it!

Crazy dude flew a plain into a building, what's new?

Can we at least get some criminals with creativity?