Should Holder be arrested?

[Truthmatters]

Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post


Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into “Fast and Furious,” the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obama’s Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.

But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administration’s Justice Department.

Operation Wide Receiver came to light when Rep. Darryl Issa (R-Calif.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) released new documents and e-mails this week which they said showed that although Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Congress in May that he had just learned about Fast and Furious, he had known for about 10 months.

That alleged discrepancy led some Republican lawmakers to accuse Holder of perjury. They have pounded on Holder over Fast and Furious, in some cases calling for his resignation.Their investigation of the program has led to the reassignment of the former ATF director and others, and the resignation of the U.S. attorney in Arizona.

But Wide Receiver, conducted in the Bush administration, has not received a lot of attention. According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler, some of the e-mails used in the attempt to discredit Holder were referring to the Tucson case, Wide Receiver.

More specifically, Schmaler said that when the e-mails mention “guns walking,” they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.

remember

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post


Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into “Fast and Furious,” the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obama’s Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.

But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administration’s Justice Department.

remember

Provide us the actual transcripts and e-mails not some "article". You know like you demand of us?

By the way already answered this in several threads you liar.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Ok I did as you asked.

The FIRST story to appear.

Operation Fast and Furious: A gunrunning sting gone wrong - The Washington Post

States that the program started under Obama and that the weapons used to kill the Border patrol agent were FROM Fast and Furious.

One last chance. Admit you are mistaken.

give me a quote from it that proves that the guns came from Fand F

From the article.

They feared the worst, and a year later it happened: A Border Patrol agent was killed in an incident in which Fast and Furious guns were found at the scene.

Of course you know this and are now demanding the actual serial numbers. Knowing that Obama has sealed the court records. By the way this article is not from Fox.

Remember?

 

[Truthmatters]

Its a rep of the department saying the guns talked about were from Operation wide reciever.


That is proof.

Now where is you department announcement that they guns WERE from where you claim?

 

[Si modo]

Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post


Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into “Fast and Furious,” the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obama’s Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.

But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administration’s Justice Department.

Operation Wide Receiver came to light when Rep. Darryl Issa (R-Calif.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) released new documents and e-mails this week which they said showed that although Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Congress in May that he had just learned about Fast and Furious, he had known for about 10 months.

That alleged discrepancy led some Republican lawmakers to accuse Holder of perjury. They have pounded on Holder over Fast and Furious, in some cases calling for his resignation.Their investigation of the program has led to the reassignment of the former ATF director and others, and the resignation of the U.S. attorney in Arizona.

But Wide Receiver, conducted in the Bush administration, has not received a lot of attention. According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler, some of the e-mails used in the attempt to discredit Holder were referring to the Tucson case, Wide Receiver.

More specifically, Schmaler said that when the e-mails mention “guns walking,” they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.

remember

Another TM triple quote.

And, another hat trick for me.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Its a rep of the department saying the guns talked about were from Operation wide reciever.


That is proof.

Now where is you department announcement that they guns WERE from where you claim?

In other words YOUR articles are true ours are not. So you openly lie and think no one is the wiser? You have been provided the proof you lying hack. I quoted it for you.

You will go on ignore if all we can expect from you is changing the demands when caught lying.

 

[Si modo]

Its a rep of the department saying the guns talked about were from Operation wide reciever.

....

You are a Lair! [sic]

That is proof.

The only thing that proves is your lack of readin comprehension.

.... Now where is you department announcement that they guns WERE from where you claim?

Provided already, and from an independent source, not the perp itself.

You are a Lair! [sic]

 

[mudwhistle]

YES! And since he works for Obama, then he should be arrested too! Can't tell me obama knew nothing about this either.

Obama is a murderer, but lets not jump to the conclusion that he knew what Holder was or is doing.

There's far to much going on, and it's clear he likes to keep it simple.

Obama hasn't capped anyone (I don't think he has the balls to), however he is a co-conspirator.

Obama is guilty of several conspiracies to defraud the treasury
He is guilty of obstruction of justice
He is guilty of conspiracy to commit murder
He is guilty of war crimes for ordering bombing campaigns over Libya under the guise of a no-fly zone

The crimes he's guilty of are too many to count. The only thing protecting him is the fact that he's POTUS and he has enough Democrats and RINOs to protect him from prosecution.

 

[paulitician]

The man is a murderer. Of course he should be arrested.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Operation Wide Receiver came to light when Rep. Darryl Issa (R-Calif.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) released new documents and e-mails this week which they said showed that although Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Congress in May that he had just learned about Fast and Furious, he had known for about 10 months.

That alleged discrepancy led some Republican lawmakers to accuse Holder of perjury. They have pounded on Holder over Fast and Furious, in some cases calling for his resignation.Their investigation of the program has led to the reassignment of the former ATF director and others, and the resignation of the U.S. attorney in Arizona.

But Wide Receiver, conducted in the Bush administration, has not received a lot of attention. According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler, some of the e-mails used in the attempt to discredit Holder were referring to the Tucson case, Wide Receiver.

More specifically, Schmaler said that when the e-mails mention “guns walking,” they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.

remember

Another TM triple quote.

And, another hat trick for me.

TM linked to Wiki as evidence of one of her claims and wants to claim a Washington Post story is fake.

 

[Truthmatters]

No one has of yet proven where the guns came from with cold hard proof.

 

[Si modo]

No one has of yet proven where the guns came from with cold hard proof.

And, why would someone need anything other than probable cause to charge or arrest someone?










Idiot.

 

[Truthmatters]

DOJ Details Wrong Statements on 'Fast and Furious' - Officer.com

 

[Si modo]

remember

Another TM triple quote.

And, another hat trick for me.

TM linked to Wiki as evidence of one of her claims and wants to claim a Washington Post story is fake.

Clearly, TM is brain damaged.

But, interesting, in a rather sick way at this point. A train wreck.

 

[Truthmatters]

Family of slain border agent wants Holder to take responsibility - Washington Times


Here we go

 

[paulitician]

Some on this Board just need to pretend Holder is a Republican. And then they should think about whether he should be arrested or not. The weapons Holder and his cronies provided the Mexican Cartels with were found at Brian Terry's murder scene. Therefore Holder is a murderer and should be dealt with appropriately. Republican or Democrat,this is just wrong. And it's criminal too.

 

[mudwhistle]

Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post


Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into “Fast and Furious,” the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obama’s Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.

But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administration’s Justice Department.

Operation Wide Receiver came to light when Rep. Darryl Issa (R-Calif.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) released new documents and e-mails this week which they said showed that although Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Congress in May that he had just learned about Fast and Furious, he had known for about 10 months.

That alleged discrepancy led some Republican lawmakers to accuse Holder of perjury. They have pounded on Holder over Fast and Furious, in some cases calling for his resignation.Their investigation of the program has led to the reassignment of the former ATF director and others, and the resignation of the U.S. attorney in Arizona.

But Wide Receiver, conducted in the Bush administration, has not received a lot of attention. According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler, some of the e-mails used in the attempt to discredit Holder were referring to the Tucson case, Wide Receiver.

More specifically, Schmaler said that when the e-mails mention “guns walking,” they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.

remember

That was an excuse they came up with initially that was totally discredited from the start.

Stop getting your info from bloggers sites lady.

 

[Truthmatters]

The best i can find on the source of the serial numbers on the two assault rifles found at the scene matched two rifles ATF watched Jaime Avila buy in Phoenix nearly a year before Is un named sources.

 

[Truthmatters]

It is info from un named sources and not yet a fact in evidence.


It may turn out to be the case but it is not a determined fact yet folks.

 

[Truthmatters]

Operation Wide Receiver came to light when Rep. Darryl Issa (R-Calif.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) released new documents and e-mails this week which they said showed that although Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Congress in May that he had just learned about Fast and Furious, he had known for about 10 months.

That alleged discrepancy led some Republican lawmakers to accuse Holder of perjury. They have pounded on Holder over Fast and Furious, in some cases calling for his resignation.Their investigation of the program has led to the reassignment of the former ATF director and others, and the resignation of the U.S. attorney in Arizona.

But Wide Receiver, conducted in the Bush administration, has not received a lot of attention. According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler, some of the e-mails used in the attempt to discredit Holder were referring to the Tucson case, Wide Receiver.

More specifically, Schmaler said that when the e-mails mention “guns walking,” they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.

remember

That was an excuse they came up with initially that was totally discredited from the start.

Stop getting your info from bloggers sites lady.

How was it discredited?