[OldDeckHand]

"I appreciate what the F.B.I. did throughout the entire investigation snce day one"

I agree with everything you've said.

With respect to this latest FBI "sting", I would also point out that the failure to effect arrest isn't the fault of the FBI, but probably is the fault of the US Attorney. In cases like this - a sting operation involving international wire transfers and the like, its the US Attorney's office running the show, not the local FBI field office.

In effect, the failure to effect timely arrest is ERIC HOLDER's fault, no one else.

[nmh]

Well, if you are right ... then it's no wonder ... in the Obama administration there is sympathy for evil. Natalie was a white girl and we kind of know Obam’s view on that and it trickles down in positions he has control over ... .

[LucyT]

In cases like this - a sting operation involving international wire transfers and the like, its the US Attorney's office running the show, not the local FBI field office.

In effect, the failure to effect timely arrest is ERIC HOLDER's fault, no one else.

Not far Off Topic, # 44:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2528573/posts?page=44#44

[hennie pennie]

>>>> < "I would also point out that the failure to effect arrest isn't the fault of the FBI, but probably is the fault of the US Attorney. In cases like this - a sting operation involving international wire transfers and the like, its the US Attorney's office running the show, not the local FBI field office.

In effect, the failure to effect timely arrest is ERIC HOLDER's fault, no one else." <<<<

Since when do WE have the legal authority to arrest ANYBODY in a foreign country????

I thought that this is why, this is the purpose for which extradition agreements are made between countries.

[at bay]

“In effect, the failure to effect timely arrest is ERIC HOLDER’s fault, no one else.”

Then if that’s the case, why hasn’t the Fumbling Bungling Idiots said as much?