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Title: Small Plane Crashes Into Building In Austin, Texas
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Associated Press
URL Source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic ... /02/18/national/a083748S11.DTL
Published: Feb 18, 2010
Author: Associated Press
Post Date: 2010-02-18 11:56:06 by Brian S
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Views: 5014
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(02-18) 08:53 PST Austin, Texas (AP) -- Authorities say a small private plane has crashed into a seven-story office building in Austin, Texas. Black smoke was coming from the second and third stories of the the building Thursday morning as fire crews using ladder trucks and hoses battled the fire. People had evacuated the building and were standing in the parking lot. Dawn Clopton, a division chief with the Austin Fire Department, says two people from the building are unaccounted for. She says it was a small private plane that crashed. The building is located on a major highway in the city. No other information was immediately available.
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#32. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#30)
Usually addition...sometimes subtraction and when figuring my commission...addition, mutiplication and division. He sounds like a tea bagger...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Wow, for all his instability he hit's the nail on the head here. Blowback is a bitch and, I suspect, we'll see more events like this in the future.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Fel free to revela her writings ranting about paying taxes and legislators who pass laws in their own self interest...two of the tea baggers main screeches...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace It would take most of us a while to think about one thing the government does well- with good reason. They don’t do many things well. But instead of fixing what they are already responsible for, the political elite decided to get into the car making business. The result? General Motors now has to spend $12,200 in tax dollars just to make a car! General Motors has so far taken $52.9 BILLION taxpayer dollars since December of 2008. The intended purpose of this funding was “to prevent a significant disruption of the American automotive industry,” according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). This unprecedented distribution of wealth has resulted in government owning 61% of GM equity.
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Again, he is correct. Even the freggin IRS can't give a straight answer to a tax-question. If they can't, how come we have to be held criminally liable for something they don't understand? Yet Tim Geitner get's a pass for his criminal conduct as have about six or seven Obama appointees. I need a drink and it's not even noon!
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
If this is true then they should track down this bastards immediate family and execute them all in order to send a message to the nut balls out there. McCain_Rocks posted on 2010-02-18 12:49:29 ET
Yep, and he left a suicide note blaming Bush, his ex wife, and the IRS....
my anti groupie can't get through life without me.
Fel free to revela her writings ranting about paying taxes and legislators who pass laws in their own self interest...two of the tea baggers main screeches... Getting a bit defensive here aren't you War? This guy had a fracken good excuse for what he did, her's was purely leftist rage.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Nope. Don't project.
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Several days after the fact, it was reported that kook's Owe-Bama worshipping was found to be highly annoying by her co-workers.
my anti groupie can't get through life without me.
They didn't site that source when one of the Fox blond bimbos gave the statement and even if true the feds have since changed their mind. But it came off as Fox speculating which is what they do best. You are still a nanny state believer aren't you?
Potentially killing innocent people because he, by his own admission, evaded taxes?
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Yeah War, "teabaggers" don't use this terminology. Nice try!
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Oh, gee, that is one of those things you think about but aren't supposed to say out loud. My bad. The irony is he left a suicide not blaming BUSH. My anti groupie's insanity exhibits itself in many ways, as this showed in real time here today.
my anti groupie can't get through life without me.
Potentially killing innocent people because he, by his own admission, evaded taxes? It was an act of political protest. He shouldn't have done it, but I understand why he did it. Don't you?
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Richard Viguerie is Keynote Speaker for Tea Party Group; Cautions Against Forming a Third Political Party Contact: Bob Sturm, 703-396-6974; after 6 PM Eastern & on weekends, Bob Sturm, 703-307-8176; Vi Shields, 703-906-6542; ConservativeHQ.com DALLAS, Jan. 29 /Christian Newswire/ -- Richard A. Viguerie, Chairman of ConservativeHQ.com, delivered the keynote address at the January 29 meeting of the Leadership Tea Party, a conservative grassroots training event, at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Westin Hotel. Viguerie praised the Tea Party movement for providing new energy to conservative grassroots throughout the nation. "You've brought fresh, new reinforcements into the battle against big, corrupt government," he told the group. Viguerie credited the Tea Party for helping stop many liberal initiatives from quickly being enacted into law. "If there had been no Tea Party opposition to the President's legislative program, Obamacare, Cap and Trade, Union Card Check, and much more federal spending would probably have been enacted into law in 2009," he said. Viguerie told the Tea Party leaders that they should work to be a third force in politics but should not try to organize themselves into a third party. "A third party would be a disaster for the cause of limited government," he warned. Tea Party members and other grassroots conservatives should focus exclusively on the 2010 Republican and Democratic primaries, he said. "Don't think about 2012 at all. In fact, don't even think about November 2010. Your focus should be to challenge every establishment Republican and Democrat in all federal, state, and local races," Viguerie emphasized. "Our country didn't get into the mess we're in because of the policies and skills of Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, or Harry Reid. The people who are responsible for handing power to the liberals in 2006 and 2008 are George W. Bush, Karl Rove, Tom DeLay, Dennis Hastert, Bill Frist, and other GOP leaders. The disastrous policies of the big government Republicans caused the voters to want to fire all Republicans," he said. "Unfortunately, most conservative leaders just kept quiet while Bush, Rove, DeLay, Hastert, and Frist ran full speed ahead with all their spending and deficits. But Tea Party activists are different. You believe in principles, not just political power. What a tremendous improvement," Viguerie exclaimed. NOTE TO EDITORS: Richard A. Viguerie pioneered political direct mail and has been called "one of the creators of the modern conservative movement" (The Nation magazine) and one of the "conservatives of the century" (The Washington Times). He is the author of Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and Other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Nope. But the fact that you support random murder in the promotion of a political idea puts you squarley in a pilot's seat on 9/11...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Nope. But the fact that you support random murder in the promotion of a political idea puts you squarley in a pilot's seat on 9/11... Is English your second language? I said I don't support it, but I understand why he did it. Of course you'll never address why he did it. You just want to engage in intellectually dishonest rhetoric.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Nope. I said I don't support it, but I understand why he did it. ACtually, what you said was this: "This guy had a fracken good excuse for what he did."
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace What's to address...he's nutzoid... Looney Toones...Elmer Fudd on LSD...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Final answer?
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace And the men at Concord and Lexington in 1775? Were they not making a political statement? How do you judge them? I mean you got an answer for everything so I'm all ears.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
The above is purported to be the pilot's online suicide note. Interesting read. The stuff about 'The puppet Bush' could have been copied directly from the crazies at LP...(chuckle) Or freedumb4em.
my anti groupie can't get through life without me.
ACtually, what you said was this: "This guy had a fracken good excuse for what he did." A better excuse than what the leftist professor did to her co-workers. Doesn't mean I support his violence. Just that I do understand it. I had a good friend in 2004 put a bullet through his head due to the IRS.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
Hmmmm...Dresden anyone.........oh yeah, that was a war.
Its true. Democrats authorized firebombings of entire city's before authorizing the use of nuclear weapons. The irony is the firebombings were far more cost effective. FDR and Truman...compassionate liberals!
my anti groupie can't get through life without me.
He shouldn't have done it, but I understand why he did it. Don't you? So he burned his house down and killed himself. Boy, he really showed them, all right. Goldi, you are an idiot.
Why do you even bother posting this bullshit?
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace I am sorry for you and his family and I am not going to diminish the suffering with a flippant remark. But, I look at it this way: it wasn't because of the IRS. I've known people who have committed suicide. All had an alleged "reason". But I believed that if it wasn't for that reason it would have been for another reason.
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Look, just because I understand his frustration and sympathize with him (the pilot) doesn't mean I want this to happen. I know that the powers to be in D.C. are tone-deaf and don't care one bit about the hurt and pain Americans are going through right now.
Goldi-Lox: You're one dumb-fucking bitch.
I'll tell you what todays libs might have done back then. They would prolly have pulled Paul Revere over for speeding, public intoxication, disturbing the peace, and animal cruelty! &;-)
Paul Revere was a "lib"...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace SO! Tell us something we don't know! &;-) To hear all the talk of the men in our history, you'd think they were the worst sort, libs, non-christians, presumably gay, slave owners, and so on. We've become so dependent on what other's think that we lost our own ability to think for ourselves. We're so caught up in the notion that there must have been someone, or is someone, out there that is the PERFECT human being, that we lose sight of what these men did for this nation..despite their imperfections. Don't wonder why our history is dying, or schools today villianizing America's patriots in history, it's because we've either sat back and allowed it, or we've joined them. sorry for the rant war, I'm just a little tired, and irritated, but not with you.
Welll...they WERE liberals. BUt that other stuff is just bullshit...it's rare that I see a framer attacked for being an 18th century man...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Not by todays definition of liberals. Today they would call themselves conservatives. Liberals hate the constitution.
Times don't define the men...men define the times...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace May I have example of this? I can give you any mumbder of defintions of "conservatives" hating it. Today they would call themselves conservatives. Not all...Jefferson would be puzzled as to why there is even a debate about public schools...Madison would wonder how guys like Pat Robertson got into the electoral process and he would be beside himself if a Papist denied communion to anyone running for office...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Badeye posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace Would you be saying that if the pilot had brown skin?
May I have example of this? The second amendment. Liberals try to take guns away from the citizens. Try to restrict ownership to all kinds of firearms. Liberals hate the opening preamble to the constitution. Here it is they hate the word I capitalized. We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the BLESSINGS of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Blessings come from God. Which leads me to the liberals hatred of the first amendment. They are against free speech via recent supreme court decision regarding free speech. They also want to take away from people their right to be true to their faith. For example they hate it when a judge displays the 10 commandments.
The second amendmenty is not an excuse for the capricious use and "ownership" of firearms. Jospeh Story - a contemporary of the founders - warned of that not 30 years after the emendment was ratified. BLESSINGS of Liberty...Blessings come from God... There is no God...so, to me your statement is an impossibility. Which leads me to the liberals hatred of the first amendment. The first amendment is not a get out of jail free card for religion to infiltrate public life. In point of fact, it's there to keep religion as a private matter so that neither relgiion nor politics interfere with each other. There are any number of writings, essays, letters between the contemporaries, that underscore the fact that religion had 0 place in civil government. You would be hard pressed to find any writing from any of the founders which would have validated dogma being a regular part of the adminstration of justice. As for your observation about the recent horribly flawed 5-4 SCOTUS decision...speech is not a commodity available to the highest bidder. It's the inherent right of every PERSON. Not the inherent right of every dollar...
The fact I was an RM2 escapes you obviously, and what that implies. Boofer posted on 2007-01-30 16:42:29 ET Reply Trace I could maybe understand you missing a few stories where these men of history have been attacked, but I don't understand you missing them so much you think they are rare. Portraits of these men are being 'removed' from some schools because the students are "OFFENDED" by them, did you miss that one? Students are being taught in some schools that the founders were 'rapists'..did you miss that one? There are more, and if I find the time, would you like for me to find them, and post them?
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#33. To: Brian S, badeye, war (#25)
Why is it that a handful of thugs and plunderers can commit unthinkable atrocities (and in the case of the GM executives, for scores of years) and when it’s time for their gravy train to crash under the weight of their gluttony and overwhelming stupidity, the force of the full federal government has no difficulty coming to their aid within days if not hours?
#34. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#30)
Sounds like a homicidal leftist-professor denied tenure.
#35. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#33)
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Wow, for all his instability he hit's the nail on the head here.
#36. To: Brian S (#25)
How can any rational individual explain that white elephant conundrum in the middle of our tax system and, indeed, our entire legal system? Here we have a system that is, by far, too complicated for the brightest of the master scholars to understand. Yet, it mercilessly “holds accountable” its victims, claiming that they’re responsible for fully complying with laws not even the experts understand. The law “requires” a signature on the bottom of a tax filing; yet no one can say truthfully that they understand what they are signing; if that’s not “duress” than what is. If this is not the measure of a totalitarian regime, nothing is.
#37. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#33)
#38. To: Brian S (#21)
#39. To: war (#34)
Sounds like a homicidal leftist-professor denied tenure.
#40. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#39)
Getting a bit defensive here aren't you War?
#41. To: go65 (#23)
#42. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#31)
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Fox is quoting the Feds you dummy.
#43. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#39)
This guy had a fracken good excuse for what he did
#44. To: war (#32)
The recent presidential puppet GW Bush and his cronies in their eight years certainly reinforced for all of us that this criticism rings equally true for all of the government. Nothing changes unless there is a body count (unless it is in the interest of the wealthy sows at the government trough). In a government full of hypocrites from top to bottom, life is as cheap as their lies and their self-serving laws.
#45. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#30)
He sounds like a Tea Bagger... How do you figure? Sounds like a homicidal leftist-professor denied tenure.
#46. To: war (#43)
This guy had a fracken good excuse for what he did
#47. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#44)
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Yeah War, "teabaggers" don't use this terminology.
#48. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#46)
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Don't you?
#49. To: war (#48)
Don't you?
#50. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#49)
Is English your second language?
#51. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#49)
(Edited)
Of course you'll never address why he did it.
#52. To: Badeye (#45)
The irony is he left a suicide not blaming Boy Blunder.
#53. To: war (#51)
What's to address...he's nutzoid... Looney Toones...Elmer Fudd on LSD...
#54. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#49)
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2010/0218102stack1.html
#55. To: war (#50)
said I don't support it, but I understand why he did it.
#56. To: war (#48)
But the fact that you support random murder in the promotion of a political idea puts you squarley in a pilot's seat
#57. To: Sarajevo (#56)
#58. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#46)
It was an act of political protest.
#59. To: Badeye (#57)
The irony is the firebombings were far more cost effective.
#60. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#55)
I had a good friend in 2004 put a bullet through his head due to the IRS.
#61. To: war (#60)
I am sorry for you and his family and I am not going to diminish the suffering with a flippant remark. But, I look at it this way: it wasn't because of the IRS. I've known people who have committed suicide. All had an alleged "reason". But I believed that if it wasn't for that reason it would have been for another reason.
#62. To: Nebuchadnezzar, war (#53)
"And the men at Concord and Lexington in 1775? Were they not making a political statement? How do you judge them?"
#63. To: Murron (#62)
#64. To: war (#63)
"Paul Rever was a "lib"...
#65. To: Murron (#64)
To hear all the talk of the men in our history, you'd think they were the worst sort, libs, non-christians, presumably gay, slave owners, and so on.
#66. To: war (#65)
Welll...they WERE liberals.
#67. To: A K A Stone (#66)
Not by todays definition of liberals.
#68. To: A K A Stone (#66)
Liberals hate the constitution.
#69. To: Nebuchadnezzar (#46)
He shouldn't have done it, but I understand why he did it.
#70. To: war (#68)
Liberals hate the constitution.
#71. To: A K A Stone (#70)
The second amendment. Liberals try to take guns away from the citizens. Try to restrict ownership to all kinds of firearms.
#72. To: war (#65)
...it's rare that I see a framer attacked for being an 18th century man...
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