Thanks to Obama's and Eric Holder's criminality, we'll never know for sure.JALLEN wrote:Jeepers! That Fast and Furious was a real beggar's crossroads, wasn't it?
One wonders whose bright idea it was.
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Garland shooter bought pistol through fast & furious
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Garland shooter bought pistol through ATF’s controversial gun running sting to track drug cartels
Garland shooter bought pistol through ATF’s controversial gun running sting to track drug cartels
A gunman killed during his attack on an Islamic prophet Muhammad art show in Garland, Texas, reportedly bought a pistol through a botched federal firearm sting.
Nadir Soofi bought a 9-mm pistol at a Phoenix gun shop in 2010, one report said, that sold illegal firearms through ATF’s heavily criticized Operation Fast and Furious to track firearms back to Mexican drug cartels.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee wants to know if that same pistol was used five years later in an alleged Islamic State-sanctioned shootout targeting right-wing blogger Pamela Geller’s event, according to a memo obtained by the Los Angeles Times.
The letter is addressed to U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson.