Fast and Furious report: Gunwalking idea came from top Holder deputies in 2009
[DailyCaller.com]
Published: 12:11 AM 08/01/2012
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A new congressional report explores how gunwalking, as it occurred in Operation Fast and Furious, appears to have had its “genesis” in the offices of Attorney General Eric Holder’s top deputies.
The report also lays blame for Fast and Furious at the feet of five senior Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) officials.
Gunwalking describes a law enforcement operation in which law enforcement agents choose not to interdict or seize firearms they know were illegally bought by straw purchasers — in the case of Fast and Furious, representatives of Mexican drug cartels — with the goal of allowing them to penetrate further into a criminal conspiracy chain.
Once Fast and Furious-related weapons were “walked” across the U.S.-Mexico border, they could only be recovered at crime scenes in Mexico and the United States, or during raids other law enforcement officials conducted. Mexican drug cartel operatives commonly leave murder weapons at crime scenes so they aren’t found with them at a later time.
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Gunwalker: Testimony Reveals Eric Holder’s Obfuscation Tactics
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ATF Acting Director Ken Melson’s testimony shows just how far the DOJ has gone to impede the investigation and to protect political appointees.
July 20, 2011 – 9:13 am – by Patrick Richardson
Attorney General Eric Holder continues to duck responsibility for Operation Fast and Furious, which allowed more than 2,500 weapons, including thousands of AK-47 variants and .50 caliber sniper rifles, across the Mexican border and into the hands of the cartels. The weapons were used to murder Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry and an estimated 150 Mexican nationals.In May of this year, Holder was calledto testify in front of Rep. Darrell Issa’s (R-CA) House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform to answer questions about the program — which Holder claimed he’d first heard of in the media. (more…)
July 21, 2011 | Categories: 2012 Election, Agency Regulation, Amendment Rights, America's Freedoms, Classified Intelligence, Congress, Constitutional Responsibilities, Constitutional Rights, Corruption, Corruption in Government, Drugs Smuggling, Elections Politics, Foreign Policy, Freedom Justice and Liberty, Government, Government Appointments, House of Representatives, Judiciary, Media Corruption, Most Americans Reject Socialism, National Security, New Media News, Political Incompetence, Politics, Progressives pushing for Marxism/Socialism, Radical Liberal Progressive Left, Scandals, Senate, Tea Party Conservatives, Terrorism, Terrorists Threats, Undermining Constitution, War on Terror | Tags: ATF, Congress inquiry, DOJ, Eric Holder, fast and furious, Gunwalker, House Committe on Oversight, obfuscation tactics, obstruction of justice, Rep. Darell Issa, Sen. Chuck Grassley, Senate Judiciary Committee, testimony reveals, witness tampering | Leave A Comment »

























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