Read the damned email. To you it makes more sense to impugn the gun store owner, making some bullshit claim that it is him that did something wrong--even though you F-ing admit that Fast and Furious was flawed in the very tactic that he is discussing. You are hopelessly biased and only interpret the facts in a favorable way to your argument.
You have yet to provide proof of any crime being committed, except for Holder refusing to provide Congress with what he purports to be mission-critical information.
You can say I'm "biased" all you want, but an e-mail from a shopkeeper asking after the possible endpoint of his weapons, especially given the possibility that the shopkeeper may have been worried about his own culpability in the past sales of such arms, is certainly not evidence of a crime on the part of the ATF.
I say the operation was a failure because the guns reached the place they would have reached anyway, and the ATF was not able to stop them from reaching their destination, and was unable to catch the perpetrators.
Which, again, is not evidence of a crime, or a conspiracy.
You are making a very serious accusation. You are implying that there was some kind of conspiracy to provide Mexican drug lords with weapons, and that there were multiple crimes committed by US agents and officials in order to make that happen.
Yet you have evidence of ANY crime being committed.
The circumstantial stuff you're trying to pass off as evidence doesn't actually prove anything. And yet,
you are making serious accusations that could end people's careers, or land them in jail.
You should be careful about such accusations.
The lives of the men and women involved in fast as furious are just as precious as the life of the border agent that was killed. They are just as hard working and patriotic as he was. Yet you are trying to destroy their lives with no evidence.