From: "Dr Chris R. Tame", [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: Thursday, February 08, 2001 6:10 AM > >http://www.sierratimes.com/archive/starticles/2001/feb/arjj020801.htm > >IRS Linked to Anti-Government Activities? >News Analysis by J.J. Johnson - Posted: 02.08.01 > > >It's days like these when you realize the "spin" just isn't working anymore. In >the latest example of some moron field testing the suicide by cop theory, >Robert >W. Pickett got his fifteen minutes of fame in front of the White House at the >cost of a busted knee cap. But if you follow media logic after this event, >you'll have no choice but to conclude that the IRS is an "anti-government >organization." > >Let's get past all the sensationalism: A guy walks past the White House gates, >waves a gun, and gets shot. Yet in what could be considered a "slow news day," >media idiots asked virtually anyone who ever knew him, "Was he a member of a >militia group?" > >No, Government & Media bozos, he worked for the Internal Revenue Service. He's >one of yours. So, what does the Secret Service do? > >Secret Service agents removed computer equipment and several bags of other >evidence. > >Before entering the Pickett residence, officers from the Evansville police bomb >squad joined Secret Service agents in scouting outside for booby traps or >bombs. >Umguys, if he had any bombs, you think he might have brought them with him? > >The warrant they obtained said agents were looking for firearms and for >magazines that might indicate whether Pickett was a member of a militia group. > >Again: he worked for the Internal Revenue Service - an anti-constitutional, >extremist, extortion group that launders its theft through fractional banking. >This organization has ties to the Unites States Postal Service, whose members >have killed fellow group members and sympathizers in the past. > >"They'll have a difficult time trying to peg this guy as an anti-government >extremist," said Ed Wolfe, Webmaster for an Internet publication that monitors >government extremists and Media spin masters. "He hates the IRS and yet he >fired >a gun at the White House occupied by a 'right-wing' President." > >No firearms were found, police Detective Alan Brack said. > >Police are investigating if Pickett was able to commit such an act because of a >trigger lock malfunction on the hand gun that was in his possession. > >One Evansville officer, who wished to remain anonymous stated, "at first we >thought he might have been a militia member since he tried to sue the IRS. The >only people who dislike the IRS are militia members, according to our profile >data." The Detective went on to say, "after analyzing his stupidity of thinking >he'd make it in the White House with a gun, we figured he MUST have worked for >a government agency." > >http://www.sierratimes.com/archive/starticles/2001/feb/arjj020801.htm > > -- Dr. Chris R. Tame, Director Libertarian Alliance -- Actually the IRS and the Secret Service are both part of the Dept. of the Treasury, so in fact he was shot by a co-worker! Steve. Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ____________________________________________________________ T O P I C A -- Learn More. Surf Less. Newsletters, Tips and Discussions on Topics You Choose. http://www.topica.com/partner/tag01
