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Operations Fast & Furious

Most notably, the reports from MX1 line up with assertions by a Sinaloa cartel insider that cartel boss Joaquin Guzman is a U.S. informant, the Sinaloa cartel was "given carte blanche to continue to smuggle tons of illicit drugs into Chicago," and Operation Fast and Furious was part of an agreement to finance and arm the Sinaloa cartel in exchange for information used to take down rival cartels.

- full piece:

Mexican Diplomat Says America Pretty Much Invited The Sinaloa Drug Cartel Across The Border

http://www.businessinsider.com/stratfor-the-us-works-with-cartels-2012-9
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.......................................DOJ National Drug Threat Assessment 2011

The U.N. estimates that the U.S. narcotics market is worth about $60 billion annually.
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57 Previously Undiscovered Fast and Furious Guns Used in Mexican Crimes

Fifty seven previously unidentified firearms linked to Operation Fast and Furious were recovered in sites associated with murders, kidnappings, and at least two gruesome massacres.

Univision News obtained the list of Fast and Furious weapons and a list containing almost 60,000 recovered firearms compiled by Mexico's Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional (SEDENA). A cross-reference of the serial numbers of the guns resulted in 96 full matches (several partial matches were discarded). The 96 firearms linked to Operation Fast and Furious all turned up at crime scenes in Mexico from 2009 to 2010.



http://abcnews.go.com/ABC_Univision...mexican-crimes/story?id=17361775#.UHgutxhOlIu
 
Holder pressed on source of guns from 2011 killing
‘Spillover’ effect 
from operations 
concerns Cornyn


A senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee called on Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. on Tuesday to immediately make public any information the Justice Department has on the existence of federal gunrunning operations in Texas and to reveal the source of weapons found at the February 2011 murder scene of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Agent Jaime Zapata.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...urce-of-guns-from-2011-killing/#ixzz2964VKIvK
 
The Smearing of Fast and Furious Whistleblower John Dodson

On December 15, 2010, ATF Special Agent John Dodson’s life changed forever when Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry was killed in the Arizona desert. At least two of the guns left at the scene were linked to Operation Fast and Furious. Before Terry was killed, hundreds had been killed in Mexico as a result of the program, leaving only blood stained concrete and horror behind.

For a year prior to Terry’s murder, Dodson worked as part of ATF Phoenix Gunrunning Group VII, the group assigned to carry out the bulk of Fast and Furious. He was told for months to allow thousands of AK-47 style guns to walk into Mexico. He was instructed to watch straw purchasers illegally buy weapons, but not to arrest them. Dodson asked his superiors on multiple occasions if they were prepared to deal with the consequences of their actions and the tactics used throughout the operation.


http://townhall.com/columnists/kati...of_fast_and_furious_whistleblower_john_dodson
 
koalabear said:
The Smearing of Fast and Furious Whistleblower John Dodson

On December 15, 2010, ATF Special Agent John Dodson’s life changed forever when Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry was killed in the Arizona desert. At least two of the guns left at the scene were linked to Operation Fast and Furious. Before Terry was killed, hundreds had been killed in Mexico as a result of the program, leaving only blood stained concrete and horror behind.

For a year prior to Terry’s murder, Dodson worked as part of ATF Phoenix Gunrunning Group VII, the group assigned to carry out the bulk of Fast and Furious. He was told for months to allow thousands of AK-47 style guns to walk into Mexico. He was instructed to watch straw purchasers illegally buy weapons, but not to arrest them. Dodson asked his superiors on multiple occasions if they were prepared to deal with the consequences of their actions and the tactics used throughout the operation.


http://townhall.com/columnists/kati...of_fast_and_furious_whistleblower_john_dodson
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It get's worse. One of the whistleblowers was fired. Off to court we go.

ATF Whistleblower Fired in Denny's Parking Lot For Exposing Corruption


Ishmael
 
RobDownSouth said:
*Yawn* Day 323 - still no outrage from the general public.

The True Believers are still keepin' the faith, though...public outrage is just around the corner....AROUND THE CORNER, DAMMIT!
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Some guy got fired at a Denny's though.
 
Issa Statement on DOJ’s Assertion that Court does not have jurisdiction in ‘Fast and Furious’ legal action

“The Obama Administration’s argument should trouble Americans who believe the President and the Federal government are not above the law. In perpetuating a cover-up, through false and misleading statements that even the Justice Department’s own Inspector General found troubling, the Obama administration argued for months that it did not have to meet its legal obligations to a lawfully issued congressional subpoena. Now, the Department is advancing arguments – already rejected by the federal judiciary – that our court system does not have jurisdiction to ensure accountability either. The American people deserve to know the full truth about what happened in Operation Fast and Furious and why top justice officials stood behind false denials of reckless conduct.”

http://oversight.house.gov/release/...urisdiction-in-fast-and-furious-legal-action/
 
vetteman said:
If it was a Republican President a Democrat Congress would be drawing impeachment articles and the captive press would be screaming for his head.
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No they wouldn't. Bush did much worse with the convenient hearing what he wanted to about WMDs and there wasn't so much as a serious conversation about impeachment. We know he lied about not being warned about the levees but again, no talk of impeachment. We know he allowed torture, no talk of impeachment. Dem's don't roll like that.
 
Sean Renaud said:
No they wouldn't. Bush did much worse with the convenient hearing what he wanted to about WMDs and there wasn't so much as a serious conversation about impeachment. We know he lied about not being warned about the levees but again, no talk of impeachment. We know he allowed torture, no talk of impeachment. Dem's don't roll like that.
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If he hadn't allowed torture, Oblamer couldn't have claimed he killed bin laden. ;)
 
Fair trade. I'd rather lose a little and have the moral high ground than win and not have it.
 
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