Sipsey Street Irregulars: CleanUpATF: The latest on the housekeeping details of a coverup. "Hoover, Chait, McMahon and Newell should be sent . . . to a federal prison camp."

Monday, April 4, 2011

CleanUpATF: The latest on the housekeeping details of a coverup. "Hoover, Chait, McMahon and Newell should be sent . . . to a federal prison camp."

Federal Prison camp at Duluth, Minnesota, also known as "Frostbite Falls."

A couple of days ago, ATF agent Valyrie said:

On April 12 - 13, all of the SACs are coming to HQ to get a briefing on Fast and Furious, and probably the company line for the little people - you know, the field and the American public. (Yeah, sarcastic) Maybe Scot Thomasson can give them some tips on creative spinning? Funny how we are hurting for money but they want them all to fly in and get a briefing. Hey
SACs: if they offer you Kool Aid and purple hankies run for it. Apparently, the last SACs only telephone call a few weeks ago wasn't good enough to keep the united front, so it will be fun to see what comes out of this.

Meanwhile, word from the AZ brothers is that HQ officially canned the Phoenix SAC vacancy and have decided now not to send Newell to Mexico, or open up Phoenix. It would look really bad if the Mexicans arrested Newell for gun trafficking, or revoked his dip passport when he got off the plane - only problem is, what can you do with a blue flame 45 year old SAC (Newell) once he has screwed up. Maybe him, Needles, Gillette, McMahon, Chait, Hoover and Melson can share a can of Colt .45 malt liquor in the unemployment line. Watch your back Arizona - word is that SAC BJ Zapor is hoping to get out from his internal affairs beef and be your next boss. Be
afraid.

Rep. Issa and Sen. Grassley: don't let up - these guys are a disgrace to ATF and the only way ATF will recover is to clean house. Put people under oath and make them take the 5th or tell the truth. At this point, either will work.

Last night, Agent Noreaster responded:

One of our sups told us our SAC is gone for the week of the 12th - called to HQ to discuss F & F. Connections in Phoenix confirm what you said - Newell is NOT being sent to Mexico - HQ is terrified he will get hooked up. Maybe he will be removed (can you say Special Assistant to somebody like they did with Mike Bouchard or that criminal Vanessa Mclemore), but maybe not. For now, he is the SAC of Phoenix, and his toadies Gillette and Needles are still there to spread poison, although one source told me Gillette has an attorney who is requesting docs from HQ to prepare a defense in case they try to scapegoat him alone. This is sad and pathetic stuff. I don't know what should be done with RAC Voth "Mr. Fun" and SA McAllister at the field office level, but lots of people need to lose their jobs or authority on this. Ken "Mr. Science" Melson should find a new job, maybe breeding his preciuous Portuguese Water Dogs, or go run a lab somewhere. Hoover, Chait, McMahon and Newell should be sent packing to count paperclips or better yet, to a federal prison camp for what they've done IMHO.

I can only say that I fervently hope he gets his wish and that all the big bosses whose bright idea this was join them there for nice, long periods of reflection -- in the middle of winter at "Frostbite Falls."

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Yes. Put all those nice ATF scrotum SACs in with the prison general population.
Then start forming a betting pool to see how long each one will last, either alive, or as Bubba's b***ch . . .
And the prisoners wouldn't even need guns to get the job done.

B Woodman
III-per; April 4, 2011 at 12:58 PM
Anonymous said...: Sorry, Duluth is Not known as "Frostbite Falls" by anyone that actually lives in MN. That distinction goes to International Falls (MN).; April 4, 2011 at 5:26 PM

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