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  1. 06-24-2011, 12:04 #1
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    Default Here we go again... Another murder linked to the BATFE fiasco

    How could AG Eric Holder not know about this?
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    CBS News has confirmed that ATF Fast and Furious "walked" guns have been linked to the terrorist torture and murder of the brother of a Mexican state attorney general last fall.

    Two AK-47 variant rifles were found at the scene of a shoot-out with the murder suspects. Sources say the weapons were part of the controversial ATF program in which agents allowed thousands of guns to fall into the hands of suspects trafficking for Mexico's drug cartels.
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    Other than the fact that they were EBRs, what proof ties them to the ATF? Is every shooting now going to be the fault of the ATF?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ah Pook View Post
    Other than the fact that they were EBRs, what proof ties them to the ATF? Is every shooting now going to be the fault of the ATF?
    You didn't know? Every time someone shoots someone else an ATF agent gets his/her wings!
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