[camle]

i don’t buy the profferred thoery about why this happenned. it seems far more likely that someone in the drug cartels bought someone in justice, and arranged for them to allow that cartel assecc to american guns.

someone high up.

Corruption makes more sense than the gun control argument.

[RummyChick]

http://www.narconews.com/Issue49/article2989.html

A plane used in CIA renditions didn’t just happen by accident to get in the hands of the F&F Furious Sinaloa Drug Cartel - with 4 tons of cocaine on it.

Btw, most people don’t know this:

“He adds that the CIA has agents operating inside many federal law enforcement agencies utilizing what is known as an “official cover.”
“From Valentine’s story:

By 1977, some 125 “former” CIA officers had been infiltrated into the DEA at every level of the organization, especially in intelligence units, making everything possible— from black market arms exchanges, to negotiations with terrorists, to political assassination. It also put the CIA in total control of targeting.

Leutrell Osborne, a former CIA case officer, told Narco News essentially the same thing when he conveyed his concern about the merging of spook and law enforcement agendas.

“Law enforcement and intelligence operations have become one and the same,” Osborne says. “We as citizens are all affected by this because it has a major impact on civil and human rights.”

All in the name of fighting drugs.....

http://www.madcowprod.com/10092007.html

Was F&F sloppy tradecraft????? You decide.

[tacticalogic]

Corruption makes more sense than the gun control argument.

I've read reports the drug cartels control the "coyotes" who help illegals get across the border. Maybe they made a deal - get us the guns, and we'll import you a whole bunch of potential votes.