ATF used “Fast and Furious” to make the case for gun regulations

Documents: ATF used “Fast and Furious” to make the case for gun regulations. Manufacture the sort of crisis that only government could create and then conveniently provide an authoritarian “solution” that separates Americans from their liberty and their property. Sound familiar? It should. It’s the same damn thing Barry has been doing on the economic front.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

Kip Hooker:

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  • The good thing is that with the way the laws are in certain states, they will have one hell of a time finding out who even has guns, much less what guns and where they are!
    When I bought my guns I was in Texas, and there was no law saying I had to tell anyone where I went after I moved from Texas, or who I sold which guns to or bought from.
    They would have to break into every house, garage, tool shed, and storage unit in the country to try and find all the guns that are privately owned.

  • "Dear Leader's" administration has repeatedly stomped on the constitution, and as we all knew, this was nothing more then his "Under the Radar" gun control attempt. My only question, is with all this evidence that the ATF and Justice Department basically committed treason, why isn't anybody in prison yet?

  • Yep. "never let a crisis go to waste" -- especially if they went to a lot of trouble to create the crisis.

  • The whole Fast and Furious was about doing away with the 2nd amendment and disarming the populace