More from the story:
Terry was killed in December 2010 in a gun fight with bandits who had crossed the U.S.- Mexico border. Two of the weapons recovered at the scene were part of Fast and Furious, an Obama administration operation that was supposed to try to track guns being sold to Mexican cartels, but which lost track of the weapons, allowing thousands to stream across the border.
Two things to note... This is "THOUSANDS" of weapons we are talking about. It took two (really only one) to result in the death of officer Terry. How many more are going to die from the other "unaccounted for" guns? Secondly, we need to expand on the idea that the guns were "lost track of." That's not really accurate. In reality, we are told that the federal powers running this operation specifically ordered that we ignore the gun's movement. The D.O.J. / BATFE put guns into the hands of murdering scum and specifically told agents to shut up when they protested the idiocy of the act. Moreover, they told them not to follow or track the weapons. And when they blew the whistle? They threatened, demoted and punished them.
Fast and Furious is so "special" because it utilized “uncontrolled delivery,” whereby the criminals were essentially
allowed to drop off the map. Moreover, the operation wasn't conducted with the cooperation or knowledge of the Mexican government. Splendid.
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Also, as we all know, the TSA is utterly and absolutely worthless. Yesterday (or somewhere there abouts) an individual swam up to a fence, climbed over it and sauntered past a $100 Million "super-duper high tech" monitoring system.... all the way past the candy cane forest and right into the airport... No, this isn't fiction. It's TSA at its finest. Good job TSA! You deserve more of our tax dollars!!! I'm so glad you fondle our junk. That way, at least we know we are getting some return on our money.
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