>>201034366

Cached versions of Stack's web site, which described his software development consulting business, noted that he founded the firm in southern California in 1983, and eventually relocated to the Austin area to "lend a hand to the growing high technology industry in South-Central Texas." Stack, who has played bass in an Austin band, is pictured above. Alex Melen, whose firm hosts Stack's site, told TSG that Stack last changed his web site this morning at 10:12 AM (Eastern). His Piper Cherokee crashed into the Austin building at around 11:00 AM (Eastern).

>>201034485

Until Stack uploaded his suicide note, his site consisted of a handful of pages describing his business, Embedded Art, and its history. A screen grab of the previous front page of Stack's site, which he backed up Tuesday afternoon, can be seen here. Melen said that Stack paid his annual hosting fee with a credit card, and last year changed his billing address from San Marcos to an address on North MoPac Expressway in Austin. Prior to speaking with TSG, Melen said he had been contacted by FBI agents in Austin and New Jersey, where his hosting business is located.

>>201034619

At 2:40 PM today, Melen deleted Stack's web site at embeddedart.com. He replaced it with a statement noting that, "This web site has been taken offline due to the sensitive nature of the events that transpired in Texas this morning and in compliance with a request from the FBI." (7 pages)

>>201034748

This is too much to read.

>>201034853

>>201034854

TL;DR

-> Man finds out he's a puppet, explains what happened to him and why (neighbor widow in her eighties living on cat food and why that is the case, IRS stealing money) and his campaigning against injustice and realization that brute force is the only solution possible.

he's right this thread even got deleted last time

>>201035961

What are you implying?

Your choice, but I thought it was a fast read, valuable, interesting and entertaining (but I guess that's just me...).

blah, blah, blah, I hate taxes, yada, yada, yada, an hero

>>201034366
SO, all of this were used to be on Stack's web site?

Does anyone else have it any mainstream media?

>>201037XXX
>Does anyone else have it any mainstream media?

Has anyone really been far even as decided to mainstream even go want to do look more media?

>>201038114
I meant to say, did the mainstream media have a copy to this essay?

An hero is An hero, if he is your hero, then An Hero too

>>201037937

I don't know. The website was taken off-line immediately after the incident. I copied the text from "The Smoking Gun" archive, where I got the pictures too - I heard about the pages when the site had just been taken off-line.

>>201038114

>>201038721
So this is possibly the only copy we have left. Is there anyway to send them to news companies such as CNN, MSNBC, or the Big three networks?

To sum, greedy bastard doesn't want to pay taxes, invents a fiction of the wealthy stealing his moniez, and uses it as a pointless an hero. Whoopie!

i tried reading this and i dont get it. can somebody explain his reasoning here? what exactly is the passage he is quoting in red?

>>201039171

I'm sure there are many more places online where you can get this text. I don't live in the US, so there was virtually zero media coverage about this here. Perhaps it's been on TV in the US, although I doubt it.

Anyway, why would you send it to mainstream media? It's not like they care much for discrediting the people that fund them...

>>201039XXX

There is no reason to be found inside the mind of a mad man...

>>201040XXX
> discrediting the people that fund them

So, if you share his delusions, are you planning to stupidly kill yourself too? That may be the most promising thing in this thread.

HEY NEWFAGS, OLDFAGS, PEDOFAGS, AND JEWFAGS, AND ANY OTHER FAGS I FORGOT, LOOK AT THIS!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qy6MEskODi4
I DID IT, I DELETED MY SYSTEM32 FOLDER, AND IT WAS AMAZING, IT TRULY WORKED WONDERS!! THE LINK IS A VIDEO I MADE OF IT, IT IS PROOF, I AM NOT TROLLING!! LOOK FOR YOURSELF!!!

I gurantee it!!!

The big three already have it, if it's gone it's because this is now old news.

Personally I was not impressed.

Whiny fag bitches about being poor, but the airplane he crashed into the building was his own personal plane. If you own a fucking plane then you can't be that bad off, can you?

Also, " You're probably wondering why this had to happen."

Why what had to happen? Yeah, you wrecked into the building, but you only killed two people. The other 197 or whatever were on the other side of the building and got out safely, so you ultimately failed at your mission. The building will be rebuilt in no time, the IRS still exists, and nothing of value was lost. Fail, fail, FAIL.

Joseph Andrew Stack - The real life EFG

>>201039956
He was citing section 1706 which amends the Revenue act of 1978.

>>201040665
what exactly is the context of this citation? what does it exempt engineers from?

>>201040622
>Joseph Andrew Stack - The real life EFG
S
omebody shoop Stack's head onto EFG!

>>201040391

I didn't say this man was right. Why would the media send an unbiased message about this anyway? It's not like they'd benefit from people doubting status quo. And the media, more or less, define public opinion. Public opinion (vox populi) would, in the best case, define the current state of affairs (status quo).

>>201040995

He even gave the link:

http://synergistech.com/1706.shtml#conferencecommitteereport

Just read that... he gives it some very personal context and dramatizes it, but if you read it you might understand what he was thinking.

he was right. the only way the real terrorist organizations (IRS, CIA, NSA, anyone tied to the NWO) will fall is if we fight back. he was a hero and an example to all of us.

history may just look back on him favorably in the future.

>>201042386

He could have done a better job. Still he did something, which is more than most people believing in 'his cause' can say.

>>201040622

qft, right on

>>201042386

quoted for extreme faggotry, seriously get the fuck out

>>201042775

yes, he could have done a batter job, but if he was really just a guy that snapped, he would have had a much harder time getting the supplies needed to make it another OKC.

I live in Austin about 3 blocks from where it all happened (i actually personally know a couple of the witnesses). There are several IRS buildings in Austin (it's the regional IRS hub) and he hit the one with all personnel in it (not any of the offices where average folks do their everyday business). He was not looking for (what McVeigh referred to as) "collateral damage".

Hero. Period.