Behind the “Fast and Furious” (12/19/2011)(698)
1. Mexican drug gangs are controlled by the FBI and DEA. So the Feds actually control the drug activities of Mexico drug trading.
2. BATF just carries out the order from D.O.J..
3. The “Operation Fast and Furious” was not used to track the route of illegal weapons but was to create a bloody killing field.
To track a gun takes a team’s work. How many agents does it need to track 3,000 guns? It was not a supply to an army but to individual straw buyer. So from the beginning it was not to track the illegal route of the gun trading but to wage a killing wave in Mexico. BATF agent also was ordered “lose track” of these weapons. The purpose is to make Mexico a killing field to prevent a witness of the Feds’ crime from leaving US.
Scapegoat (12/26/2011)(699)
B.A.T.F. was originally part of Treasure Department. FBI tried to take it over for more than a decade. B.A.T.F. resisted such merge. Anyhow, FBI has more influence over the law makers. B.A.T.F. finally is taken over by the D.O.J..
In Oct 7, 2009, Kat Sung – a target of the FBI and DEA because he is a witness of their crime – tried to leave US via Canada but was rejected. To prevent Sung to leave via Mexico, the Feds decided to turn Mexico into a killing field in the name of drug gang war. ( they control the Mexico drug gangs.) Killing needs weapon. So they developed “Operation Fast and Furious”. B.A.T.F. was ordered to supply the weapons to the drug gangs.
Although the B.A.T.F. agents doubted the operation, they were overruled by the higher-ups in Washington. Mexico becomes a slaughtering field since the fall of 2009. More than 2,000 guns in operation were lost. They finally turned up in at least 170 violent crime scenes in Mexico. The Feds got what they wanted.
The “Operation of Fast and Furious” was revealed in early 2011. Some B.A.T.F. heads stepped down. They become scapegoats while the real masterminds remain untouched.
1. Mexican drug gangs are controlled by the FBI and DEA. So the Feds actually control the drug activities of Mexico drug trading.
“Mexican Narco-Trafficker’s Revelation Exposes Drug War’s Duplicity
Posted by Bill Conroy - April 25, 2011 at 9:08 pm
Trail of Government Intrigue Leads Back to Cocaine Jet That Crashed in Mexico’s Yucatan
A high-level player with one of the most notorious narco-trafficking organizations in Mexico, the Sinaloa “cartel,” claims that he has been working with the U.S. government for years, according to pleadings filed recently in federal court in Chicago.
http://narcosphere.narconews.com/no...ker-s-revelation-exposes-drug-war-s-duplicity “
“Gun-smuggling cartel figures possibly were paid FBI informants
Probe reveals that the U.S. agency running the 'Fast and Furious' anti-gun-trafficking operation didn't know about the alleged FBI informants. Congressional investigators are looking into the matter.
Suspected members of the Zeta drug cartel are… (STRINGER/MEXICO, REUTERS)
July 17, 2011|By Richard A. Serrano, Washington Bureau
Congressional investigators probing the controversial "Fast and Furious" anti-gun-trafficking operation on the border with Mexico believe at least six Mexican drug cartel figures involved in gun smuggling also were paid FBI informants, officials said Saturday.
The investigators have asked the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration for details about the alleged informants, as well as why agents at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which ran the Fast and Furious operation, were not told about them
http://articles.latimes.com/2011/jul/17/nation/la-na-cartel-guns-20110717 “
“ Drug cartel leaders are FBI informants, official says
7 Jul 2011 San Jose Mercury News By Richard A. Serrano
Ill- fated ATF deal could have been avoided, panel hears
WASHINGTON — The embattled head of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has told congressional investigators that some Mexican drug cartel figures targeted by his agency in a gun-trafficking investigation were paid informants for the FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration. “
2. BATF just carries out the order from D.O.J..
How the "Fast and Furious" program put thousands of weapons directly into the hands of Mexican drug gangs
Here's how "Fast and Furious" worked: Under orders from Washington, ATF agents were specifically told to acquire these weapons using "straw" buyers in the USA, find new buyers in Mexican drug gangs, then sell the weapons and "lose track" of them. Although some agents raised concerns about the insanity, they were overruled by the higher-ups in Washington who wanted to pursue this policy for their own reasons. "It made no sense to us either, it was just what we were ordered to do, and every time we questioned that order there was punitive action," said Phoenix Special Agent John Dodson.
But what could be the reasons for Washington initiating such a program in the first place? Why would the Obama administration actively send 30,000 sniper rifles, assault weapons and firearms into Mexico even while claiming to follow an anti-gun stance back in the USA?
To answer that question, you need to understand P.R.S -- Problem, Reaction, Solution. It is the "playbook" that governments use to get what they want, which usually involves: 1) Disarming their populations, 2) Taking away all their rights and freedoms, and then 3) Ruling over their people as tyrants with complete power.
Precisely such an effort is now underway in the United States, led by the Obama administration which has repeatedly demonstrated itself to be an enemy of the U.S. Constitution and its Bill of Rights.
http://www.naturalnews.com/032934_ATF_illegal_firearms.html
3. The “Operation Fast and Furious” was not used to track the route of illegal weapons but was to create a bloody killing field.
To track a gun takes a team’s work. How many agents does it need to track 3,000 guns? It was not a supply to an army but to individual straw buyer. So from the beginning it was not to track the illegal route of the gun trading but to wage a killing wave in Mexico. BATF agent also was ordered “lose track” of these weapons. The purpose is to make Mexico a killing field to prevent a witness of the Feds’ crime from leaving US.
Scapegoat (12/26/2011)(699)
B.A.T.F. was originally part of Treasure Department. FBI tried to take it over for more than a decade. B.A.T.F. resisted such merge. Anyhow, FBI has more influence over the law makers. B.A.T.F. finally is taken over by the D.O.J..
Merger fails to curb FBI, ATF antagonism
Sunday, May 11, 2008
WASHINGTON — In the five years since the FBI and ATF were merged under the Justice Department to coordinate the fight against terrorism, the rival law enforcement agencies have fought each other for control, wasting time and money and causing duplication of effort, according to law enforcement sources and internal documents.
Their new boss, the attorney general, ordered them to merge their national bomb databases, but the FBI has refused. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has long trained bomb-sniffing dogs; the FBI started a competing program.
At crime scenes, FBI and ATF agents have threatened to arrest one another and battled over jurisdiction and key evidence. The ATF inadvertently bought counterfeit cigarettes from the FBI — the government selling to the government — because the agencies are running parallel investigations of tobacco smuggling between Virginia and other states.
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http://www.tampabay.com/incoming/article499205.ece
In Oct 7, 2009, Kat Sung – a target of the FBI and DEA because he is a witness of their crime – tried to leave US via Canada but was rejected. To prevent Sung to leave via Mexico, the Feds decided to turn Mexico into a killing field in the name of drug gang war. ( they control the Mexico drug gangs.) Killing needs weapon. So they developed “Operation Fast and Furious”. B.A.T.F. was ordered to supply the weapons to the drug gangs.
Here's how "Fast and Furious" worked: Under orders from Washington, ATF agents were specifically told to acquire these weapons using "straw" buyers in the USA, find new buyers in Mexican drug gangs, then sell the weapons and "lose track" of them. Although some agents raised concerns about the insanity, they were overruled by the higher-ups in Washington who wanted to pursue this policy for their own reasons. "It made no sense to us either, it was just what we were ordered to do, and every time we questioned that order there was punitive action," said Phoenix Special Agent John Dodson.
Although the B.A.T.F. agents doubted the operation, they were overruled by the higher-ups in Washington. Mexico becomes a slaughtering field since the fall of 2009. More than 2,000 guns in operation were lost. They finally turned up in at least 170 violent crime scenes in Mexico. The Feds got what they wanted.
The “Operation of Fast and Furious” was revealed in early 2011. Some B.A.T.F. heads stepped down. They become scapegoats while the real masterminds remain untouched.