A cessna type plane has hit a building  in Austin.

   Current report, not terrorist or any type of a threat at this time.

   

Breaking news,  Its being reported, this was the IRS building and the pilot that is now suspected of setting his own house on fire prior to take off.

   

Commercial plane on the ground in Utah because of bomb threat.

The building is less than 3/4 of a mile from our building.

A co-worker snapped this on his way to work.

There are some crazy folks in this world. 

This now bothers me.    We have a citizen that has copied a weapon made famous from 9/11.

  Who else will copy this?

   

I'm not in the least bit surprised, lots of ticked off Americans for various reasons. I've been telling my wife for years to get ready to see acts of aggression towards our government from within.

This now bothers me. We have a citizen that has copied a weapon made famous from 9/11.

Who else will copy this?

The Japanese will probably copy it during WWII

I'm not in the least bit surprised, lots of ticked off Americans for various reasons. I've been telling my wife for years to get ready to see acts of aggression towards our government from within.

agreed... stock up on canned food an ammo now, never know when it will hit the fan

This now bothers me. We have a citizen that has copied a weapon made famous from 9/11.

I'm just thankful he used that little plane... a lot less people died than if he had a gun and went nuts.  I've still only heard about 2 people plus the pilot.

It's a miracle that the casualty list is not longer.  This man was not a terrorist or part of any right wing group.  He had a run of bad luck over many years and reached his own saturation point, his solution obviously a poor choice.  I can sympathize with his feelings, certainly not his actions.

agreed... stock up on canned food an ammo now, never know when it will hit the fan

And how would this tactic prevent this type of occurrence?

I wouldn't trust the "analyses" you hear on the news. Here is the full manifesto, if you're interested.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/02/18/stack.letter.pdf

Quite the rambling, finger pointing manifesto. It's all very tragic.

It's a miracle that the casualty list is not longer. This man was not a terrorist or part of any right wing group. He had a run of bad luck over many years and reached his own saturation point, his solution obviously a poor choice. I can sympathize with his feelings, certainly not his actions.

The man flew a plane into a building. He is as much of a terrorist as anybody.