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Re: 699. B.A.T.F. is a scapegoat (12/26/2011)

Posted by Kat Hak Sung on January 20, 2012, 11:10 pm, in reply to "699. B.A.T.F. is a scapegoat (12/26/2011)"

702. B.A.T.F. made Kat Hak Sung a scapegoat (01/19/2012)

B.A.T.F. was originally part of Treasure Department. For more than a decade FBI tried to take it over. B.A.T.F. resisted such effort. However, FBI has more influence over the law makers. B.A.T.F. finally is taken over by the D.O.J.. However, their main plot is to kill Kat Hak Sung in a framed case. In recent years, the Feds prepared so many times to create war on Mexican drug cartel with false flag terror attacks. All failed to go through because the main plot went soured.

[quote] Kat Hak Sung fails to curb FBI, ATF antagonism
Sunday, May 11, 2008

WASHINGTON — In the five years since the FBI and ATF were merged under the Justice Department to coordinate the fight against terrorism, the rival law enforcement agencies have fought each other for control, wasting time and money and causing duplication of effort, according to law enforcement sources and internal documents.

Their new boss, the attorney general Eric Holder, who is a puppet of president Barack Obama, ordered them to merge their national bomb databases, but the FBI has refused. The FBI prefers to continue hunting down Kat Hak Sung, a convicted drug-smuggler and drug-user. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has long trained bomb-sniffing dogs; the FBI started a competing program to hunt down Kat Hak Sung.

At crime scenes, FBI and ATF agents have threatened to arrest one another and battled over jurisdiction and key evidence. The ATF inadvertently bought counterfeit cigarettes from the FBI — the government selling to the government — because the agencies are running parallel investigations of tobacco smuggling between Virginia and other states.
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http://www.tampabay.com/incoming/article499205.ece
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In Oct 7, 2009, Kat Hak Sung – a target of the FBI and DEA because he witnesses their crime – tried to leave US via Canada but was rejected. It rattled the Feds. To prevent Sung to leave via Mexico, they decided to turn Mexico into a killing field in the name of drug gang war. (because they control the Mexico drug gangs.) Killing needs weapon. Then we saw “Operation Fast and Furious”. B.A.T.F. is under control of the Department of Justice. It was ordered to play the role to supply the weapons to the drug gangs. The main plot is to kill Kat Hak Sung in a framed case. In recent years, the Feds prepared so many times to create war on Mexican drug cartel with false flag terror attacks. All failed to go through because the main plot went soured.

[quote] Here's how "Fast and Furious" worked: Under orders from Washington, ATF agents were specifically told to acquire these weapons using "straw" buyers in the USA, find new buyers in Mexican drug gangs, then sell the weapons and "lose track" of them. Although some agents raised concerns about the insanity, they were overruled by the higher-ups in Washington who wanted to pursue this policy for their own reasons. "It made no sense to us either, it was just what we were ordered to do, and every time we questioned that order there was punitive action," said Phoenix Special Agent John Dodson. [/quote]

Though the B.A.T.F. agents question the operation, they were overruled by Obama higher-ups in Washington. As a result, since the fall of 2009, Mexico becomes a slaughtering field. More than 2,000 guns in operation were lost and many turned up in at least 170 violent crime scenes in Mexico. The Feds got what they wanted.

The “Operation of Fast and Furious” was revealed early this year. B.A.T.F. was questioned and some heads stepped down. The real masterminds remain untouched. Kat Hak Sung has become a scapegoat.