Posted on 11/10/2011 8:40:16 AM PST by Kaslin
Also...to destabilize Mexico.
They always aim to kill as many birds as possible with one stone...always.
OH yeah. I forgot this:
www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2796575/posts
The 90% turned out to be 9% in actuality.
Now, when are we going to make them PAY for what they have done?
The idea was to arm criminal gangs as per Obama advisor Bernadine Dohrn. The stuff about it being a roundabout scheme to nullify the 2nd A. is just silly. These people want to let the criminals out of prison and let anarchy tear down America. They are fairly open about it. I heard Dohrn give a speech to college students.
The tactic was used in Rome. (circa 40 bc)
Who mandated it? It's a simple question.
We’ve been saying it since day one. Now there are published pieces saying it. Next it goes to the media. We’ve seen this before.
Very nice analysis.
“We’ve seen this before.”
sigh...This MO has moved statistically beyond the possibility of ignorance and incompetence (as we have always suspected). Complicit is the only reasonable motive.
These people are psycho, and they repeat themselves.
They will do the same thing over and over and over again until it works.
Since Zippo has been in office people don't just want to own a gun, people now feel there is a need to own a gun,and that number is growing every day.
That's why the gun control theory doesn't work for me.
They couldn't get gun control before. Increasing the number of people that feel there is a need to own a gun makes it even less likely.
That's a fact. I know of some liberal types who not only wanted to get their first handgun ever they are very determined to get some serious defensive training to go with it. No one who really thinks it through seriously believes that there is a ghost of a chance of disarming 120 million gun owners either.
>Is it possible that cartel money has corrupted US government employees and the political system?
I think the better question is if it’s probable.
A better question might be is it possible that cartel money has not corrupted our officials?
And at the time there was an endless parade of media whores on TV talking about how Mexican Drug Cartels were getting guns because of our lax gun control laws.
THE MEDIA WAS IN ON IT
I believe that they hoped for a second purpose; to destabilize Mexico into a civil war which would drive millions across the border and help drive the push for amnesty.
Enemies, foreign and domestic.
Agree and it’s no coincidence when the Obama is involved.
Obama has split the country in two ways one by race and by wealth.
It’s going to get very dangerous the closer it gets to the election.
If Zippo is forced out, there will be race riots in this country like we have never seen.
I also expect the “Lone Wolf Terrorist” to do exactly what the turd head Adam Gadan (or however the prick spells his name) described in his tape of a few months ago. Get guns and start shooting everyone in sight. DC snipers X 1000.
Between race riots and terrorist shooting everyone in sight, a lot of people will begin fleeing the cities.
If that happens, this country will pretty much come to a complete stop.
The next president will basically be a dictator.
I'm thinking that the beginnings of this farce began merely as a means for some to receive large payoffs, from something as "innocent" as political contributions from the leftists who want increased gun control, up to and including possibly more nefarious objectives such as direct monetary payoffs to certain individuals "to look the other way and allow it to happen" - which actually occurred as directed by high level officials in charge. But with the Brian Terry murder, it spun way out of control and into cover-up mode.
Don Winslow wrote an excellent book, supposedly fiction, that addressed how the vast amounts of money involved in the drug trade are used to corrupt otherwise incorruptable individuals. And if money doesn't work by itself, the threats that can be made to one's family or loved ones can often be used to coerce one into taking the money. It's hard to imagine, but the bribes and other payments that can be made represent only a rounding error on the cartels' financials, the money involved is so large.
That book is The Power of the Dog, and it's not for the squeamish. It is hard-hitting, graphic, and it provides a quite plausible scenario of what's been happening in U.S. / Mexican border towns of late - long after it was published.
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