Tuesday, July 15, 2014

David Codrea on "Eric's Insomnia"

Funny thing: Eric must not have had any trouble at all sleeping after Monty Wilkinson told him Brian Terry had been killed -- the night of the murder. Why, months later, he was swearing under oath he'd never heard of Fast and Furious until he saw something about it on the news.Apparently the news didn't upset him enough to want to find out more about a call he got in the middle of the night precipitated by Dennis Burke, the DOJ functionary at the heart of "managing" Gunwalker damage control. By all accounts, he slept like a baby.

4 comments:

Toastrider said...

This seems to be a common refrain from the current administration. They only find out about scandals from watching the evening news.

Anonymous said...

Of course he slept like a baby. He's protected and unaccountable. The media see this as their number one job because they realize that they can only seize power and keep it, through lies.

Yes Virginia, they really are all in this together.

Anonymous said...

Here is the latest on the sanction situation concerning Kalashnikov rifles ....374. If I own a Kalashnikov product, is that product blocked by sanctions? Am I able to resell a Kalashnikov product at a gun show or other secondary market?

If a U.S. person is in possession of a Kalashnikov Concern product that was bought and fully paid for prior to the date of designation (i.e., no payment remains due to Kalashnikov Concern), then that product is not blocked and OFAC sanctions would not prohibit the U.S. person from keeping or selling the product in the secondary market, so long as Kalashnikov Concern has no interest in the transaction. New transactions by U.S. persons with Kalashnikov Concern are prohibited, however, and any property in which Kalashnikov Concern has an interest is blocked pursuant to OFAC’s designation of Kalashnikov Concern on July 16, 2014. If a U.S. person has an inventory of Kalashnikov Concern products in which Kalashnikov Concern has an interest (for example, the products are not fully paid for or are being sold on consignment), we advise that U.S. person to contact OFAC for further guidance on handling of the inventory. [7-16-2014]

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Anonymous said...

Seems that the administration should not watch the news. No news, is good news, problem solved................