Posted on 07/07/2012 11:42:17 AM PDT by hamboy
The liberal media continues to make a connection between "Operation Fast and Furious" under the Obama and "Operation Wide Receiver" under Bush, and major news outlets have made no effort to explain the difference.
MRCTV sat down with NRA president David Keene, who explains the fundamental difference between these two operations.
(Excerpt) Read more at mrctv.org ...
Ummmmmm..... how many CBP agents and Mexicans were killed by 'Wide Receiver'?
Oh, I remember: None.
The left (including the MSM) is trying to make these two totally different operations the same thing. It’s all they’ve got, and it’s a old leftist tactic: Accuse your enemy of committing the same crimes you’re committing, to make them look as guilty as you.
The difference between ‘Wide Receiver’ and ‘Fast and Furious’ is obvious based upon the actions , rather than spin and rhetoric.
‘Wide Receiver’ was designed to:
(#1)catch criminals, and
(#2)follow the weapons with tracking devices
(#3)incarcerate criminals with
(#4)Mexican authorities full knowledge.
‘Fast and Furious’ was designed to:
(#1)supply firearms to criminals ,
(#2)provide no tracking deivces
(#3) change American values towards firearms and firearms registration,
(#4) without Mexican authorities knowledge.
Now , look at the above scenarios and see which makes more sense .
Remember , that according to released information ,Border Agent Brian Terry was:
in uniform
was 30 miles INSIDE the US border
was armed with a “bean-bag (non-lethal)” weapon per Dept. Homeland Security directive
was shot/killed with a ‘Fast and Furious ‘ provided weapon.
That no appology was offered by the Dept. of Justice (”Just-us”) until almost 17 months after the fact, and it was offered by Holder ... TO THE PRESS , not to the FAMILY, who only heard about it thru press reports.
Does anything else need to be said .. ??
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