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... "For the last ten months, I've been trying to gather hard facts about the weapons used by Mexican drug cartels. The infamous 2008 ATF trace data, used by the ATF to justify Project Gunrunner, is thoroughly unreliable. All it tells us: how many weapons that the Mexicans submitted to the U.S. for tracing were traced to the U.S. As I've pointed out before, our neighbors to the South are hardly likely to ask for a weapons trace on firearms marked 'property of the Mexican military.' Or any other military, for that matter." ... |
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