[Vision2020] Just the Beginning?

[Wayne Price]

As people get more and more disgusted with all levels of government, I  
think we can see more of this thing happening!

Texas plane crash 'may be deliberate tax office attack'



US law enforcement officials are investigating whether a plane that  
hit a building in Austin, Texas, was a deliberate attack on a tax  
office.
The pilot of the single-engined plane that hit the seven-storey office  
has been named as Joseph Andrew Stack.
Most employees were evacuated but one person remains unaccounted for,  
a spokesman for the Austin fire department said.
The White House said the crash did not appear to be an act of terrorism.
Grievance
A US website has published an apparent suicide note attacking the US  
tax authorities and signed by the man suspected of piloting the plane.
However, at this point it is not possible to determine the  
authenticity of the note or its authorship.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said President Barack Obama had  
been briefed about the incident.
The Department of Homeland Security was investigating the crash, he  
added.
Two F-16 fighter jets were scrambled from Houston, Texas, after the  
crash and were patrolling the area.
Heather Wills, from Austin, told the BBC that she was driving past  
when she saw the huge cloud of black smoke.
"As I got nearer I could see flames leaping out of the building - the  
flames were two storeys high. I could hear the glass windows  
shattering from the heat.
"My first thought was that it was a fire. The traffic was backed up  
all along the freeway."
A law enforcement official told US media they were checking possible  
links to reports of a domestic dispute in Georgetown, Texas, and  
allegations that the suspect in that dispute burned down his home  
before allegedly taking off in the plane.
Lynn Lunsford of the Federal Aviation Administration said the pilot  
did not file a flight plan.
A spokesman for the Austin fire department said the plane hit the  
building at 0956 local time (1556 GMT).
He said two people had been taken to hospital, but it is not clear if  
they were seriously injured.
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