Despite Denials, Map Proves Deliberate Illegal Gun Trafficking by ATF to Mexico

Townhall.com ^ | October 1, 2011 | Katie Pavlich

[Kaslin]

This map, revealed in the White House document dump I reported about earlier today,shows the path of guns sent by ATF into Mexico from Arizona. Former Special Agent in Charge of the Phoenix Field Office has said over and over again under oath, that at no point didn't ATF allow guns to be trafficked into Mexico.

July 26, 2011:

“At no time in our strategy was it to allow guns to be taken to Mexico,” Newell said, adding that at no time did his agency allow guns to walk.

This map, proves otherwise and shows the deliberate trafficking of high powered weapons, including AK-47s and .50 caliber sniper rifles, into the hands of the most violent criminals in North America.

[Chode]

[paddles]

A little before my time!

[Chode]

i shoulda known...

[MestaMachine]

FOR REFERENCE:

DAVID CODREA'S PROJECT GUNWALKER

A Journalist's guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part One

A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Two

A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Three

A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Four

A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Five

A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Six

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Input needed. Have now started a new ping list called BORDER WARS since so many of these stories are starting to intersect and overlap. I would like to keep the Gunwalker threads separate. Let me know if you want on the Border Wars list. It will NOT be the same as Gunwalker, though they might overlap occasionally. Please ping me to any articles you think fit in this catagory. Thank you.

[MestaMachine]

Thank you for the ping!

[MestaMachine]

FYI
We have a map.

[MestaMachine]

Could THIS be the reason the obama administration came down so hard on AZ’s immigration law?

[ctdonath2]

It’s not proof. Interesting correlation which must be investigated with Great suspicion, but not proof.

A given gun may have been straw purchased, sent south, then the perp apprehended later for some other reason. When the gun was found in Mexico and reported as having USA markings, a search of records reveals the buyer, and the connection is made and marked on the map accordingly.

I don’t believe that was the case in many instances (methinks the Obama had to have given his approval), but it is a viable alternative and shows the map does not constitute legal proof.

[LucyT]

Despite Denials, Map Proves Deliberate Illegal Gun Trafficking by ATF to Mexico

. . . . See Map.

Thanks, MM.

[thouworm]

“A Fast-and-Furious Smoking Gun: Were Obama and Holder Trying to Touch Off a Civil War in Mexico?”

IMO, YES,...among several other “lesser” motives.

[Tainan]

Thanks Kaslin...excellent info

[Nachum]

The list, ping

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[butterdezillion]

Blood red is the perfect color for that deluge from Arizona into Mexico. The cartoon showing the bloody footprints from a murder scene to Eric Holder’s office is so appropriate also.

Obama’s hopes for the Hispanic vote should go down the tubes when (if) this ever breaks into the national consciousness. Innocent Mexicans being killed by the drug cartels who have been armed by dems selling their souls for power.... sounds a lot like dems (Obama) using the promise of born-alive abortion survivors/infants being able to be smothered to death in linen closets, all for the sake of political power from the voting bloc that wants that kind of death to continue.

It’s not so fun for the victims though, and sadly, the Mexicans may begin to learn that for themselves as they watch what is going on in their country.

[MurrietaMadman]

Another scenario but first the warmup.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv-_8lLke6g&feature=player_embedded#!

“He (Soros) became a staunch advocate of the policy of “shock therapy,”

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_rothschild06.htm

Then there is http://www.sorosonsoros.com/the-money.html and his world without borders theme

Throw in a Hillary
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=6709

and a timely expansionist move by the resident
http://www.activistpost.com/2010/12/north-american-integration-back-on.html

and this from http://www.aim.org/aim-column/mccain-soros-and-the-new-global-order/

“...It is certainly relevant and significant that Talbott’s book The Great Experiment identifies Soros, one of the “visitors to my office” when he was in the Clinton State Department, as one of his advisers on issues like NATO. Talbott also thanks Soros in the acknowledgements section of his book...”

Here’s another angle to support another possibility
http://www.fsmarchives.org/article.php?id=1384954

Many Multiple scenarios, I daresay

[bgill]

Are we to believe none of that money is used to influence politicians on both the Democrat and Republican sides to favor open borders and no fence?

There you are. Wouldn't surprise me a bit if the white hut were helping drugs get across as well. Drugs, guns, crime, illegal votes. They all play in this together.

[HiJinx]

Ping!

From Post 6:

The resulting humanitarian crisis is used as a lever for a mass immigration event with hundreds of thousands of undocumented Democrats entering the U.S. seeking asylum.

[kalee]

Bttt

[Eagle of Liberty]

into Mexico from Arizona

Anyone wonder AT ALL why Arizona was the state used as the sales base? Interesting map.

[Eagle of Liberty]

Perhaps all three scenarios at once, but I still think that scenario #1 was one of the main goals:

ATF Recovers 1,300 Firearms in Arizona, Plans to Expand Teams to Curb Guns to Mexico - Sept 2010

Mexican authorities have asked U.S. officials to increase enforcement on gun crimes in the United States and have urged the Obama administration to reinstitute the assault weapons ban.

Attorney General Eric Holder broached the idea of renewing the ban in February 2009, saying, "I think that will have a positive impact in Mexico, at a minimum."

More recently, there has been less talk of reinstituting the ban, which is opposed by many.

[Joe Brower]