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« Journalism | Main | No good deed goes unpunished.... »

Fast and Furious crisis peaking....

Posted by David Hardy · 15 June 2012 01:41 PM

Sipsey Street Irregulars posts that congressional investigators have found a 2010 Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo reporting 50 "walked" guns were traced to Mexican crime scenes ... authored by Agent Jaimie Zapata, who would later be ambushed and killed by men using more "walked" guns. ICE is part of DHS, which has so far been treating Fast and Furious as a Justice/BATF matter of which they had little knowledge.... this memo is bad news for Ms. Napolitano.

David Codrea reports that Mike V adds "“We are at a critical juncture here, ... You need to let your readers know that, and ask them to once again call their congressmen, especially if they’re on the [House Oversight and Government Reform] Committee, to beat them up and make them aware there will be a political price for not voting for contempt.”

I think it goes even farther than that. We're talking two Cabinet departments that have been in deep coverup mode....

· BATFE

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