Sipsey Street Irregulars: Holy Gunwalking, Batman. More on the video rumor. . .

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Holy Gunwalking, Batman. More on the video rumor. . .

I just received this email update on the video rumor. Remember, it is unverified at this time. It is however fascinating.

I think this is good but just be cautious with it. ATF had Internet Provided (IP) cameras in Lone Wolf. Anyone who had the IP address and a password could log on to see what was taking place real-time. There is a rumor that Melson, Hoover, Chait, etc., actually logged on during Gunrunner business and watched guns being walked to suspects real time. I believe this to be true. The camera part is dead on. Have not been able to lock down on if those I named viewed the deals.

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Anonymous said...: Minor point....

IP refers to "Internet Protocol", not "Internet Provided". The person you're quoting might have gotten IP crossed up with ISP, which is "Internet Service Provider". Still a very cool development.; June 9, 2011 at 3:54 PM
Anonymous said...: I believe it Mike. It's exactly how they operate. Pushing buttons, moving chess pieces and then clicking on to a net to "supervise" the operations that they have had executed. Not that this isn't a valid need under operational conditions but when the bosses are sh*thead traitors instead of stand up patriots...

There is no other way to say it and if we use the formula, that everything is at least two levels worse than you know, that treason extends very high up the food chain. But I guess we already knew that. These people will have to be removed by the ballot box (hasn't been a winner for us) or the cartridge box. I'm very much afraid it will be the latter because they still hold most of the cards and are in possession of the Republican leadership.

If your're not ready, get there soon. If things turn to sh*t as I believe they will, you'll be on your own and defensive for at least a while. Don't let that keep you defensive because no body ever won a war by doing that. Think martial law and raids and check points and enough propaganda to fill the grand canyon to go with it, like always.; June 10, 2011 at 10:28 AM

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Holy Gunwalking, Batman. More on the video rumor. . .

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