Abuses of the BATF Institutional Perjury...

Elfie News ^ | James H. Jeffries, III

[Boonie Rat]

I know many here will be horror-struck that a government agency would condone lying under oath, so I apologize in advance for any distress to your tender sensibilities. /sarcasm

Boonie Rat

MACV SOCOM, PhuBai/Hue '65-'66

[Joe Brower]

[El Sordo]

I am shocked!! Shocked!!

[Vic3O3]

ping

[Atlas Sneezed]

When was this published? Has there been time to tell whether this has had an effect on prosecutions?

[Donald Stone]

BUMP !!!

[taxcontrol]

Ok folks, I've got a NFA license question.

If I wanted to do the research /experementation(manufacture?) of turning a min-14 into a bull pup configuration with select fire, what license (II?) would I need?

Now before folks get all over me, I know about Muzzelite and their stocks. I'm just using this as a test question to illustrate and hopefully get the right answer.

[Travis McGee]

The BATFags lie? I refuse to believe it.

[MonroeDNA]

F troop fumbles again.

[templar]

what license (II?) would I need?

You'll need to get a manufacturers license, ( I forget which class #, but a BATF call would give the information) This allows you to manufacture full auto and restricted weapons for sale to Police dept and other legal owners of post 86 machine guns. You are not allowed to own the weapons personally, if I am understanding the regulations correctly, but can manufacture and have dealer samples for demonstration to prospective legal buyers (I think, including machine gun dealers). I doubt that it would be easy to get the liscense unless you were realy going into the business, and then you could probably expect a lot of scrutiny. I had a gunsmith friend who seriously looked into this once and gave the idea up bacause of potential legal hassles.

[FormerLurker]

So in government math 49% = 100%. Hmm, that seems about right as that's pretty much how they administer their books. It's also an example of the math they teach in government schools today, so we can all forgive them as they know not what they do... (right)

[Abundy]

I know it won't do any good...but pinging them anyway.

Haven't many of us said you can't trust the government?

[tpaine]

The BATFags lie? I refuse to believe it.
8 posted on 8/19/02 4:22 PM Pacific by Travis McGee
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Posted by Abundy to Travis McGee; Roscoe; Texasforever; Cultural Jihad; _Jim
On News/Activism Aug 19 5:50 PM

I know it won't do any good...but pinging them anyway.
Haven't many of us said you can't trust the government?
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Yep, pinging all those BATFags above will do you NO good, of that I can agree.

[Abundy]

We would be remiss if we didn't try to open their eyes.

But I won't be holding my breath.

[zeugma]

Great post. Most excellent! I'll be saving this one for future reference.

[wita]

regardless of the veracity of this particular post or that of the writer of the article, one need only consider the letters W A C O and nothing else need be said, and they apply equally to two organizations in drastic need of a severe reduction in budget, in numbers, in political influence, and in need of a leader who sees growth as a dangerous direction for either agency.

It is back to suits and ties, no weapons, no military training, no military clothing or equipment, no swat training, no nothing but police work training, followed up with lots of results against the truly criminal element in this country. Anyone have the least bit of concern that the fbi has spread its tentacles across the pond. In my mind that becomes CIA territory.

Police agencies with big budgets, unlimited manpower, and large politcal clout, can do no wrong. They are pure police power looking for work, and if you think they won't find it anywhere they choose to look, then you don't know pure police power.

[Joe Brower]

I'm sure you already realize this, but Travis doesn't belong in that list.

[TigersEye]

Thomas A. Busey

Truth is stranger than fiction.

[Abundy]

Yes, I do.