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  • ‘Fast & Furious’: How a botched operation spawned fatal results (Outrage of fast & furious)[long]

    10/17/2011 6:43:09 PM PDT · by jazusamo · 26 replies
    The Washington Times ^ | October 17, 2011 | Jerry Seper
    Overseer promised skeptical agents ‘most fun’ with ATFThe central characters in the failed “Fast and Furious” firearms investigation were 19 men and one woman, all legal residents of the U.S., accused of laying down hundreds of thousands of dollars in illicit cash at Phoenix-area gun shops to buy an arsenal of high-powered weapons for Mexican drug smugglers. Between September 2009 and December 2010, congressional investigators said, they purchased or aided in the purchase of more than 2,000 AK-47 assault weapons, Barrett .50-caliber sniper rifles, FN 5.7mm semi-automatic pistols and other assorted rifles, shotguns and handguns that later were “walked” into...
  • Vanderboegh & Codrea exclusive: U.S. Gov't used an ATF employee to buy weapons with taxpayer money

    09/26/2011 4:49:12 AM PDT · by marktwain · 29 replies
    Sipsey Street Irregulars ^ | 25 September, 2011 | Mike Vanderboegh & David Codrea
    A Sipsey Street Irregulars/National Gun Rights Examiner Column Exclusive: ATF Letter and Sources Confirm That There Was No "Botched Sting Operation" in Fast and Furious. "One hundred percent us." Official ATF documents as well as sources in Arizona and Washington D.C. confirm that in at least two instances in 2010, an agent of the United States government purchased Kalashnikov-pattern semi-automatic pistols from licensed federal firearms dealers with taxpayer money and delivered those weapons directly into the hands of cartel smugglers. In a letter dated June 1, 2010, then Phoenix ATF Group VII supervisor David Voth instructed a Federal Firearms Licensee...