[Libloather]

This could get hugh.

[driftdiver]

Story on foxnews yesterday included a detail that the ATF inserted GPS tracking devices in these guns before the sale.

They knew/know where they are. How many other firearms have these GPS devices installed?

[joe fonebone]

and series

[yldstrk]

What on earth is this “Issa”

[Joe Brower]

Let's face it, folks -- nothing is going to come of any of this; it never does. The FedGov has already pulled off atrocities much greater than this and eventually walked away scott-free. At best, a few fall-guys will take the rap and then it will be back to business as usual in the ivory towers of Washington DC.

I'd love to be wrong in my assessment, but I'm betting I'm not.

I don't know which I despise more -- the cold-blooded statists who arranged this whole bloody scheme, or the gutless Republicans who drum up the dog & pony show, hoping to soon just get back to "going along to get along".

[Nachum]

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[Liz]

Seattle Gun Rights Examiner ^ | 4 May, 2011 | Dave Workman
FR Posted by marktwain

CBS News is reporting that documents obtained by Congressional investigators looking into the Project Gunrunner scandal include a wiretap authorization from Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer dated in March 2010. Read the CBS story by investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson here. Also included in documents released by investigators is a January 8, 2010 “briefing paper” on Project Gunrunner from the Phoenix, AZ field division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The documents were released earlier today as the Senate Judiciary Committee convened for an oversight hearing on the Department of Justice.

One document indicates a Holder Asst. Attorney General, Lanny Breuer, authorized a wiretap in the controversial gun trafficking case headquartered in Phoenix.

In that case, called "Fast and Furious," multiple sources say ATF allowed thousands of guns to hit the streets, destined for Mexican drug cartels.—CBS News As reported by this column today, Attorney General Eric Holder professed considerable lack of knowledge about the Gunrunner operation, and its links to the slaying of Customs and Border Protection Agent Brian Terry last December. That prompted the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms to call for Holder’s resignation. (Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...

[Munz]

This was politics as usual for Obama.

Remember when he made t eh statement that 80% of the guns used in mexico were from the USA? He was using BATF to make that a reality through the justice department.

Now Holder is on the hot seat and Issa is going to take Holder out of the picture. Without Holder there, Obama becomes vulnerable to a bunch of things that he has relied on Justice to cover for him.

Remember Justice directs FBI BATF DEA etc etc etc. They all take their direction from Holder - if he is outed, Obama is going to have a much harder time putting a new radical in charge of Justice if this pans out that Obama used the office to cover for himself.

[DefeatCorruption]

This could get hugh (HUGE)

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From your lips to God’s ears. Sure hope so. This creepo obama and his cohort holder need to be stopped and tried for treason. Throw in napolitono’s mind-blinding, in-your-face stupidity and we are so royally screwed as a nation.

[HP8753]

2nd one???? Wow !!! What was the fallout from the first one???...............

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................all I hear are crikets chirping.