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Originally Posted by thallub
Doubt whatever you want to doubt. Contrary to popular belief; all devious federal schemes do not originate in the white house. BATFE agent Dobyns was in the Phoenix office of the BATFE. He says F&F originated at the Phoenix office of the BATFE. The Justice Department spokesman at the 15 June, 2011 committee hearing on F&F said as much.
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And we should believe Agent Dobyns ... why?
Sacrificial lamb. Judas goat. The loyal underling falling on his sword to protect his superiors (who have probably promised to "take care" of him afterwards).
Unfortunately, I've been too close to too many Federal investigations to have any faith in what someone like Agent Dobyns says when the logic of the situation clearly indicates that his fairy tale makes no sense whatsoever.
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Originally Posted by thallub
The DOJ IG criticized agents in the field for their failure to stop guns from going into Mexico. Fast and Furious was the response to that IG criticism. In the minds of senior agents in the Phoenix office; Operation Fast and Furious was a logical extension of Project Gunwalker.
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Case in point. Do you actually believe that field agents dreamed up "Fast and Furious" ... which involved SENDING guns to Mexico
with no way to track them once they crossed the border ... as a response to criticism that they were allowing too many guns to cross into Mexico? Think about that one for a few minutes ...