AP Story Leaves Out Key Point on Fast and Furious

Townhall ^ | 4 Oct 2011 | Katie Pavlich

[TigersEye]

What if you RFID weapons with every intention to track them and your plan is foiled by the bad guys VS You let loose weapons with no tracking system in place? Bush method vs Obama method. ...would BOTH of those scenarios be considered “gunwalking”?

According to the agent's deposition it is not 'walking' if you lose contact with the perps and guns unintentionally. They make it very clear that letting a gun 'walk' is purely and only an intentional act. It is very much worth reading that ATF report. It is moderately long but it clarifies a lot about this whole mess.

Only the media and the Rats want to extend the definition of 'walking' to unintentionally letting the guns out of their control.

[AliVeritas]

Well, they have said weapon from the border officer’s murder, check it. Providing it doesn’t go missing, has been tampered with, etc..

[GOPJ]

...Project Gunrunner involved the surveillance of straw purchasers buying weapons, but those purchasers were immediately apprehended before crossing back into Mexico or tranferring arms to dangerous criminals. Shortly after Obama took office, Operation Fast and Furious allowed straw purchasers working for Mexican drug cartels to purchase mass amount of weapons in the United States and then take them back to Mexico...

The press is cutting their own throat... The "Bush did it too" is so lame - and wrong.

[Interesting Times]

AP - American Pravda.