LA Times: Five ATFE Agents Responsible for Fast & Furious

[Kirk Freeman]

Republican investigators will soon conclude in a report that five ATFE agents were responsible for Fast & Furious.

The report focuses on the ATFE guns which were used to murder the brother of the attorney general of the Mexican state of Chihuahua.

Exclusive: Five ATF officials found responsible for Fast and Furious - latimes.com

 

[Hawkeye]

See, we told you Holder had nothing to do with it. Nothiiiing!

 

[Expat]

Huh... 5 renegades. I am sure AG Holder will be looking to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law then. I am afraid justice will be swift and severe after these five rogues have embarrassed the AG and POTUS.

 

[firehawk1]

Yeah right....... Exactly how much did it take to buy them off, OR is it just possible they have Holder where they want him, by the gonads?

 

[jedi]

So kirk r u happy now?

 

[printcraft]

Gee, I'm glad they got to the bottom of that mystery.
It was old man Jacobs all along.

 

[TheRude1]

When Bush was in office if someone screwed up in the mail room it was his fault cause he was in charge

Guess the rules have changed and no one in charge is responsable for anything

Glad to see it, just wondering how much attention it will get by the mainstream media

 

[Kirk Freeman]

So kirk r u happy now?

Happy? No, not even satisfied.

There are two additional reports coming.

 

[hornadylnl]

Republican investigators will soon conclude in a report that five ATFE agents were responsible for Fast & Furious.

The report focuses on the ATFE guns which were used to murder the brother of the attorney general of the Mexican state of Chihuahua.

Exclusive: Five ATF officials found responsible for Fast and Furious - latimes.com

so are the investigators in on the coverup or are they telling the truth?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

In on the cover up? Not tracking, horn.

 

[hornadylnl]

In on the cover up? Not tracking, horn.

You don't seem satisfied that republican investigators only named 5 agents. If there's more, why aren't they naming them? You'd think republicans would try to take this all the way to the top instead of just 5 people.

 

[netsecurity]

'They found that William Newell, the special agent-in-charge in Phoenix, exhibited “repeatedly risky” management and “consistently pushed the envelope of permissible investigative techniques.” The report said “he had been reprimanded ... before for crossing the line, but under a new administration and a new attorney general he reverted back to the use of risky gunwalking tactics.”'

How is AG Holder not responsible for this? He allowed what the previous AG would not.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

You'd think republicans would try to take this all the way to the top instead of just 5 people.

This report is the first one. I would anticipate subsequent reports to describe the cover up that transpired up the ladder.

 

[jedi]

Happy? No, not even satisfied.

There are two additional reports coming.

This report is the first one. I would anticipate subsequent reports to describe the cover up that transpired up the ladder.

nothing will happen Kirk. Nothing will happen.
Go and repeat that in the corner ok.

 

[ghunter]

I guess that's as far as this will go. Eric Holder gets a pass, just like his mentor Janet Reno after her little mishap in Waco.