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Mexico needs to secure it's boarder
They should, to keep the justice department gun smugglers out.
Operations Fast & Furious
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They should, to keep the justice department gun smugglers out.
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They kill us with drugs, we kill them with guns. They stop the drugs and we will stop the guns. That's fair.
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Republican says Fast and Furious was hatched to build support for gun control
The botched gun-tracking operation Fast and Furious was a plot hatched by the Obama administration to impose stricter gun laws, a House Republican said.
In an interview with the National Rife Association, Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) said the controversial Justice Department operation — which authorized the sale of guns to known and suspected straw buyers for Mexican drug cartels — was a plot from the administration to build support for gun control.
“This was the most anti-gun administration in our country’s history and there are a number of us that believe the whole genesis of this Fast and Furious was to further their gun control aims right here in the United States,” Walsh told NRA reporter Ginny Simone.
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...-was-hatched-to-build-support-for-gun-control
The botched gun-tracking operation Fast and Furious was a plot hatched by the Obama administration to impose stricter gun laws, a House Republican said.
In an interview with the National Rife Association, Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) said the controversial Justice Department operation — which authorized the sale of guns to known and suspected straw buyers for Mexican drug cartels — was a plot from the administration to build support for gun control.
“This was the most anti-gun administration in our country’s history and there are a number of us that believe the whole genesis of this Fast and Furious was to further their gun control aims right here in the United States,” Walsh told NRA reporter Ginny Simone.
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...-was-hatched-to-build-support-for-gun-control
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Druggies kill themselves with drugs.
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Drugs don't kill people, people kill people.
Might as well sue Bic for providing lighters...
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Drugs don't kill people, people kill people.
Might as well sue Bic for providing lighters...
wouldn't work, the anti-gun people learned that when they tried to sue bullet manufacturers.
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How about suing Spicoli?
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Grassley: Justice Dept.’s Breuer needs to go
Says it’s time for accountability in the botched Fast and Furious investigation
"It is past time for accountability at the senior levels of the Justice Department," Sen. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Republican, said during an impassioned speech on the Senate floor. "That accountability needs to start with the head of the Criminal Division, Lanny Breuer. I believe it is time for him to go."
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/dec/7/grassley-justices-breuer-needs-go/print/
Says it’s time for accountability in the botched Fast and Furious investigation
"It is past time for accountability at the senior levels of the Justice Department," Sen. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Republican, said during an impassioned speech on the Senate floor. "That accountability needs to start with the head of the Criminal Division, Lanny Breuer. I believe it is time for him to go."
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/dec/7/grassley-justices-breuer-needs-go/print/
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Eine Kleine Hintergrund Musik
http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-justice-department-condones-perjury/?singlepage=true
http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-justice-department-condones-perjury/?singlepage=true
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The Blog writer?
I was spiccin' "Austrian..."
I was spiccin' "Austrian..."
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that card has been used so much it's useless now.
Sets a fine example for personal responsibilty, doesn't it? If Obama had any balls he would have fired him just for being stewpid.
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Allen West:
“I’m disgusted. I find it absolutely reprehensible because this is not about skin color. This is about your character. This is about your competence. This is about your ability to lead. And this is about potentially you having misled the Congress and the American people on this operation Fast and Furious. It is a slap in my face as a professional African American member of Congress and a career military officer, that this gentleman who is the head of the Department of Justice is going to resort to that very nefarious theme of the race card”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JcjKYd58FVo
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“I’m disgusted. I find it absolutely reprehensible because this is not about skin color. This is about your character. This is about your competence. This is about your ability to lead. And this is about potentially you having misled the Congress and the American people on this operation Fast and Furious. It is a slap in my face as a professional African American member of Congress and a career military officer, that this gentleman who is the head of the Department of Justice is going to resort to that very nefarious theme of the race card”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JcjKYd58FVo
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He's a loose cannon.
A gun to the head of innocently rounded up goat-herders.
A hero to those who served under him...
A gun to the head of innocently rounded up goat-herders.
A hero to those who served under him...
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and a domestic terrorist according to the government.
He's OFF DA PLANTATION BOSS!
Colin Powell's worst nightmare...
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He's not "Black" anymore. Once he failed to dance the Democrat Minstrel Tune, he forfeited any claims to Blackness.
Instead, he must fuck girls with Coke cans and rape young virgins in the night.
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Holder’s "Investigation" Now In Progress Longer Than JFK Assassination Inquiry
David Codrea of the Gun Rights Examiner reminds us that today marks an important milestone: the Justice Department’s Inspector General has now been “investigating” the Operation Fast and Furious scandal for longer than the Warren Commission needed to produce its report on the JFK assassination.
The OIG report will doubtless be fascinating once it’s released. The cynical among us will be looking for that report sometime after November 2012.
Nobody knows exactly when Attorney General Eric Holder requested the investigation, because as he would later testify, he didn’t put the request into writing:
HOLDER: I'll -- I'll answer that. I was, in fact, the person who requested, ordered the inspector general to begin this investigation.
I don't think I did that in any written form. I think that was transmitted from me either through my chief-of-staff, through the deputy attorney general, to the I.G. There might be a writing that exists in that regard, but I don't think that I signed off on anything actually…
… The inspector general's office had looked at this whole question of -- of gun trafficking before and it seemed logical to ask them to expand their inquiry and look into Fast and Furious.
As I said, (inaudible) any writing from me, but I can check, but I don't think there's any writing from me that exists with regard to...
Yes, when your department is responsible for an operation that killed over 200 people, and could be construed as an act of war against Mexico, it’s entirely appropriate to ask one of your flunkies – chief of staff, deputy A.G., whoever – to tell the Inspector General she should think about taking a little peek into the matter, should they happen to bump into her while roaming the paperwork-free halls of the Justice Department.
I can imagine a lot of you are rolling your eyes at this. Stop that immediately. For one thing, it will give you a splitting headache. Also, we already knew written communication was a problem at the Holder Justice Department. Have you ever seen the documents Congress occasionally pries from Holder’s white-knuckled grip? They’re very difficult to read, because they’re covered with these annoying black magic-marker lines. I can’t blame Justice officials for avoiding written memos when they’re just a couple of words sprinkled among those God-awful black lines. Who wants to stare at that junk all day?
Holder claims he has “a good relationship with the Inspector General,” which might be one reason Senator Charles Grassley of the Judiciary Committee expressed a lack of confidence in the OIG investigation. Also, the current Acting Inspector General, Cynthia Schnedar, used to work for Holder in the mid-90s, and worked on at least 14 cases with him, co-filing several legal briefs.
The OIG has already handed over evidence from the Fast and Furious investigation to the office of the U.S. Attorney in Phoneix, which is one of the subjects of the investigation. Specifically, it was the “sit your ass down, Charles Grassley” tapes of conversations between an ATF agent and the gun store owner who sold the weapons carried by U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s killers. It’s not hard to understand why Senator Grassley isn’t sitting back and waiting for this report.
Holder nevertheless brings the 303-day-long, no-end-in-sight OIG investigation up every time he’s grilled on Fast and Furious, citing it as the reason he won’t answer certain questions. Codrea asks, “Does anyone really believe the report they eventually get around to producing will answer all our questions? Or any of the really important ones?”
I, for one, have every confidence that a massive report will be excreted sometime after the next presidential election, and we’ll find plenty of useful information scattered between the black magic marker lines.
John Hayward
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?print=yes&id=48414
David Codrea of the Gun Rights Examiner reminds us that today marks an important milestone: the Justice Department’s Inspector General has now been “investigating” the Operation Fast and Furious scandal for longer than the Warren Commission needed to produce its report on the JFK assassination.
The OIG report will doubtless be fascinating once it’s released. The cynical among us will be looking for that report sometime after November 2012.
Nobody knows exactly when Attorney General Eric Holder requested the investigation, because as he would later testify, he didn’t put the request into writing:
HOLDER: I'll -- I'll answer that. I was, in fact, the person who requested, ordered the inspector general to begin this investigation.
I don't think I did that in any written form. I think that was transmitted from me either through my chief-of-staff, through the deputy attorney general, to the I.G. There might be a writing that exists in that regard, but I don't think that I signed off on anything actually…
… The inspector general's office had looked at this whole question of -- of gun trafficking before and it seemed logical to ask them to expand their inquiry and look into Fast and Furious.
As I said, (inaudible) any writing from me, but I can check, but I don't think there's any writing from me that exists with regard to...
Yes, when your department is responsible for an operation that killed over 200 people, and could be construed as an act of war against Mexico, it’s entirely appropriate to ask one of your flunkies – chief of staff, deputy A.G., whoever – to tell the Inspector General she should think about taking a little peek into the matter, should they happen to bump into her while roaming the paperwork-free halls of the Justice Department.
I can imagine a lot of you are rolling your eyes at this. Stop that immediately. For one thing, it will give you a splitting headache. Also, we already knew written communication was a problem at the Holder Justice Department. Have you ever seen the documents Congress occasionally pries from Holder’s white-knuckled grip? They’re very difficult to read, because they’re covered with these annoying black magic-marker lines. I can’t blame Justice officials for avoiding written memos when they’re just a couple of words sprinkled among those God-awful black lines. Who wants to stare at that junk all day?
Holder claims he has “a good relationship with the Inspector General,” which might be one reason Senator Charles Grassley of the Judiciary Committee expressed a lack of confidence in the OIG investigation. Also, the current Acting Inspector General, Cynthia Schnedar, used to work for Holder in the mid-90s, and worked on at least 14 cases with him, co-filing several legal briefs.
The OIG has already handed over evidence from the Fast and Furious investigation to the office of the U.S. Attorney in Phoneix, which is one of the subjects of the investigation. Specifically, it was the “sit your ass down, Charles Grassley” tapes of conversations between an ATF agent and the gun store owner who sold the weapons carried by U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s killers. It’s not hard to understand why Senator Grassley isn’t sitting back and waiting for this report.
Holder nevertheless brings the 303-day-long, no-end-in-sight OIG investigation up every time he’s grilled on Fast and Furious, citing it as the reason he won’t answer certain questions. Codrea asks, “Does anyone really believe the report they eventually get around to producing will answer all our questions? Or any of the really important ones?”
I, for one, have every confidence that a massive report will be excreted sometime after the next presidential election, and we’ll find plenty of useful information scattered between the black magic marker lines.
John Hayward
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?print=yes&id=48414
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"Holder nevertheless brings the 303-day-long, no-end-in-sight OIG investigation up every time he’s grilled on Fast and Furious, citing it as the reason he won’t answer certain questions."
*snicker*
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