Prosecutor in Texas Quits Aryan Case

Newser ^ | 04/02/2013 | By John Johnson

[mardi59]

There is more going on here than we realize. Why DC. Makes one wonder.

[mardi59]

I guess we’ll have to wait and see.

[Enterprise]

You may have swerved into something more sinister than what is being presented to us, and it could be a game changer.

First off, I don't know the details of the case against the AB. But I assume that whatever it is, somewhere drugs come into it. Possibly, the AB has a relation with the drug cartels. At some point, it could occur to the AB that for a relatively cheap price, prosecutors and judges can be assassinated. Why bother with the cops and detectives if the people who try the cases can be intimidated into not prosecuting?

[Enterprise]

See post #23.

[IMR 4350]

For the last few weeks there has been a slow but steady increase in news stories depicting the right as being the real threat to the country and the right as having the same beliefs as the muslim terrorist when it comes to so called “women's rights” or “gay rights”.

Since the attack in Libya, there has been a slow but concerted effort to make it appear as if the right is collaborating with the muslim terrorist.

[mardi59]

Now that makes sense. Why else send someone from DC.

[RobO1125]

Anarchy in the USA.

[Patriot Babe]

“Perhaps Eric Holder can take over the job personally?”

ROFL ROFL I was just thinking about that when I read the title of this thread. I thought it would be nice if Mr. Waco could step in.

[VRWCarea51]

Phase Two of the “doing some things under the radar”, the first being Flooding Mexico with Weapons?

[Liberty Valance]

When there is a nationwide breakdown of actual law enforcement, as has accured with Holder’s Justice Dept, someone will step in to fill the void from the other side. If the liberal Dallas and Houston daily papers say it’s the Aryan Brotherhood then I remain fairly skeptical that they are the ones actually committing these assassinations. But then, I have even less respect for the national media than our political weasels in DC.

All that said, I think you will indeed find drugs/cartels at the root of this.

[dragnet2]

I assume that whatever it is, somewhere drugs come into it. Possibly, the AB has a relation with the drug cartels. At some point, it could occur to the AB that for a relatively cheap price, prosecutors and judges can be assassinated. Why bother with the cops and detectives if the people who try the cases can be intimidated into not prosecuting?

Well, fact is it clearly appears the bad guys nowadays are definitely going after higher profile targets. Cops going after other cops, the Colorado prison boss, now DA's and their wives in Texas...

But why in tarnation would Mexican cartels use the AB when they have their own people here? Thousands of the cartels foot soldiers are right here along with tens of millions of other illegals from Mexico.

Our borders have been intentionally left wide open for decades by the corrupt ruling class of both countries.

Ya got Mexican drug bosses living right here in the good old USA not to mention thousands of their gangster soldiers. The cartels are not afraid to kill people on their own and never have been.

In fact, ya got U.S. Government politicians on their payrolls, paid off to ensure those open borders, remain wide open.

This is what corrupt government and lawless borders... The cartels and all their friends running around north of the border would have no problem taking out someone here to make a point. The cops and the politicians know this.

For example this happened just last week in Mexico.

All shot in the head, some with warning signs attached to them with ice picks in their chests.

A gruesome photo out of Mexico appears to show the bodies of seven men, propped up in plastic chairs on a busy traffic circle. All appear to have been executed. The corpses were discovered near a Pepsi bottling plant at a traffic circle in the Mexican city of Uruapan, in Michoacan state.

It's very clear these people have no problem with violent terrorism and wholesale murder, to the point where they stage the victims for public viewing...They don't need the AB for that.

[mardi59]

I wonder if the AB was gunrunning? Why was that guy let out of prison early? The excuse given for his early release is lame at best. So many questions,

[jsanders2001]

> Another attorney from the Justice Department is heading from DC to Texas as a replacement.

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If they think sending someone from DC is going to scare these guys, they are wrong. It will probably make things worse.

Maybe it will escalate and they will go after Holder’s boss...: )

[mardi59]

The cartels are doing murders in Mexico, they can’t risk being that high profile here. The illegal issue.

They need someone else to do the damage here. Who is crazy enough to do it here? The people being investigated, the AB. Run guns to Mexico. In return you get the drugs, and your share. Kill anyone that gets close. Border agent Terry may have stumbled into something.

[deport]

U.S. prosecutor quits Aryan case, citing security

Houston Chronicle, updated Apr 3, 2013 11:43am

A federal prosecutor in a major case in Houston against the notorious Aryan Brotherhood of Texas prison gang has withdrawn over security concerns in the wake of the weekend killings of a Dallas-area district attorney and his wife, said a source familiar with the case.

Jay Hileman, an assistant U.S. Attorney, had been assigned to the case.

Houston defense attorney Gus Saper, who represents alleged Aryan gang leader Terry Ross Blake, confirmed prosecutor Hileman notified him he was no longer on the case.

"I'd say it's not a regular thing. You know people get transferred and moved around the (prosecutor's) office, so people get moved on and off cases," said Saper. "But I would say this situation is probably a little bit different from all of those."

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[dragnet2]

they can’t risk being that high profile here.

Why not?

[Enterprise]

"But why in tarnation would Mexican cartels use the AB when they have their own people here?"

I would offer the theory that it is the other way around. The AB would offer money to hire drug cartel hit men. The assassination could be carried out, and the murderer is back in Mexico before the investigation is even half way done. That's one way open borders work. Easy to get in, and easy to get out. And it would be difficult to pin on the AB.

[dragnet2]

The cartels are doing murders in Mexico, they can’t risk being that high profile here. The illegal issue.

Whoops...

Mexican drug cartels whose operatives once rarely ventured beyond the U.S. border are dispatching some of their most trusted agents to live and work deep inside the United States

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/04/01/mexican-drug-cartels-reportedly-dispatching-agents-deep-inside-us/

[bgill]

Hmm, the ABT has gone after inmates but never a prison officer or prosecutor before. Sounds more like Zetas or some other Mexican drug cartel with the extra perk being that it’s being blamed on ABT. But, hey, the msm would blame it on ABT rather than be un-PC or called racist for blaming the more likely suspects.

[dragnet2]

Uh oh....

“””Mexican drug cartels “are taking over our neighborhoods,” Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane warned a legislative committee in February.””””

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/04/01/mexican-drug-cartels-reportedly-dispatching-agents-deep-inside-us/