(I’m just going to keep adding the cowardly face shot of the newest teabagger terrorist that goes on a killing spree, on top the of original cracked teapot image I made after Joe Stack went on his.)

John Patrick Bedell, whom authorities identified as the gunman in the Pentagon shooting on Thursday, appears to have been a right-wing extremist with virulent antigovernment feelings.

If so, that would make the Pentagon shooting the second violent extremist attack on a federal building within the past month. On Feb. 18, Joseph Stack flew a small aircraft into an IRS building in Austin, Texas. Mr. Stack left behind a disjointed screed in which, among other things, he expressed his hatred of the government.

Details of Mr. Bedell’s case are still emerging. But writings by someone with his same name and birth date, posted on the Internet, express ill will toward the government and the armed forces and question whether Washington itself might have been behind the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Finish reading the rest of this well-written article over at the Christian Science Monitor.

Article passed along by Head-On host, Bob Kincaid.

The smoke over Austin is hardly two days settled and already, many have risen to defend the actions of Joe Stack.

And now, there’s this: an 8-bit style video game called “Tax Time,” published on Newgrounds.com, commemorating his deadly attack on a Texas IRS office.

In the game users must obtain a can of gasoline, burn a house, then pilot a single-engine airplane into an IRS building. Upon successful completion, the game declares: “Justice is Served!” Along the way, if players manage to hit a malfunctioning Toyota Prius, they are rewarded with the “Auto Recall” medal.

Check out the rest of this article over at AlterNet. You can read the account from ABC News who had his daughter on calling this terrorist a hero here.