Taxpayers Paid To Arm Mexican Drug Cartel

The taxpayers picked up at least part of the bill for illegal firearms sent to the Mexican
Sinaloa drug cartel. John Dodson was the first ATF whistle blower who took his story of operation Fast and Furious to Sharyl Attkisson of CBS News, setting in motion the investigations and drama that have unfolded since March of this year. What readers must know from this post is; Fast and Furious was not a botched sting operation but rather a deliberate effort on the part of the ATF to send guns to Mexico. Official ATF documents and sources in both Arizona and Washington D.C. confirm that in at least two instances in 2010, agents of the United States government purchased guns from licensed federal firearms dealers with taxpayer money and delivered those weapons directly into the hands of cartel smugglers. Agent John Dodson was one of those who was instructed to facilitate one of these transfers. It's unclear, but maybe to protect himself, Dodson demanded this letter from his supervisor, David Voth but the letter speaks for itself. Bob Owens at Pajamas Media has a long post on this development as does David Codrea at
Gun Rights Examiner.