Sipsey Street Irregulars: Well, maybe Issa is more than just talk. Maybe.

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Well, maybe Issa is more than just talk. Maybe.

House seeks Fast and Furious gun-walking documents

House lawyers late Monday filed court papers asking a federal judge to force the Justice Department to turn over records to reveal the extent of efforts to stonewall a congressional probe into a botched weapons investigation known as Fast and Furious.

There's that "botched" word again. The only thing these federal sonsabitches "botched" was the cover-up, and they recovered pretty nicely -- with the help of the Fibbies and John Boehner's FBI file.

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Anonymous said...: http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/17/justice/new-york-hate-crime-police/

Look everybody! The DOJ found a white perpetrated hate crime after digging through their archives, and CNN was dutiful in promptly spreading the word.; December 17, 2013 at 8:19 PM
Anonymous said...: I disagree PROFOUNDLY that they botched the cover up. See mike, I believe gun walker IS the cover up. A large number of automatics "went missing" from "storage" in Iraq. I opine that Hezballah ended up with them. Via Iranian direction of course.

Now, toss in the Hezbollah ties to certain cartels in Mexico and the picture comes into focus. Private dealers in the USA had to be made scapegoats - of course - but not just for political cover for more gun control but for covering up that the weapons being used were those that went missing. Every time a gun is "recovered" they can blame a private dealer rather than explain how those Iraqi born arms ended up there.

With lots of episodes as example why is the Brian case so scuttled? Cuz I'm betting both sets of arms were used and found there. No way to play ambiguity when BOTH are there (both auto and semi auto). That explains wholly why one HAD to go delinquent.

Are they botching covering up "fast and furious". Of COURSE! That is intentional!! Thus it ain't really botched at all. Indeed it's succeeding! Gun walker IS the cover up! By making it look like they are covering up (trying to) the gun running, folks aren't looking beyond the "gun control" reason for doing it in the first place. Thus it's succeeding wildly and the clock can be run out on that. Only three more years to go.

Ask yourself this, mike. Why won't Issa just issue the subpoenas? Why won't boehner just hold the holder impeachment vote? Why the stalling all this time?

Cuz they are ALL in it together - it being the REAL cover up. None of them can admit that Iran got a hold of our military guns and brought them to the other side of the planet and is in cahoots with them being used to slaughter people on and inside our own southern border. THAT would threaten so called "immigration reform". It would also hinder their "national security" card, exposing that we have no such thing - especially at the BORDER.

THERE HAS NEVER BEEN intention toward actually covering up the gun running - only the attempt to withhold accountability for it. This because the pretense of cover up accusation IS itself the cover up of something much more serious, more nefarious and indeed something much more explosively dangerous (to political parties and their ongoing shenanigans).

The real war (in politicians eyes) is the propaganda war. Iran is all about the propaganda war. Iran scored our own weaponry and played the propaganda card as part of its coalition with the cartels. So the politicians played with the cartels -the double agents that they are- also.

Sorry mike. There is no maybe here. Issa is bluster ONLY. Boehner too. For they KNOW that if the real truth comes out - both democrats AND republicans look like fools, traitorous lying fools- and that both would pay a dear price. Thus, the will continue to act as if they will do something, but never actually will. The silent speaker and Issa too would rather say "we tried but it's Obamas fault we couldn't get the truth " and accept failure rather than risk the real truth coming out.

What better way to ensure a cover up than by accepting accusations of cover up about something ELSE? It's perfect. And it's working. Hell. It worked.; December 18, 2013 at 9:41 AM

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