Is this what is so dangerous to put a Barbie doll as an anchor of Fox News? She really knows her weapons?
This http://mediamatters.org/items/200903270036?f=s_search Barbie Doll says most of the Mexican cartel uses weapons from countries other than the United States. However, his report is the ATF that says 90% of the weapons used by Mexican drug cartel has been United States. An experienced person would have caught this anchorage. But not only give bad information of weapons of assault, no correction ever issued. So its millions of viewers get what they believe is credible information that most weapons cartel Mexico used to kill over 7000 people coming from other countries that the United States. Fox News: When you plant the seed of misinformation, watered and get lots of sun. Speak Truth to Power. Mr. News
Note that little codicil, "In fact, according to ATF National Tracing Center, 90 percent of these weapons that could be tracked from their origin within the U.S. "What percentage of weapons of Mexico are" traceable "? 5%? 10%? 1%? Only logical that the ATF would be able to locate the weapons originated here. ______________________________ In a recent article pointed out the scam the federal government of Mexico and the Americans are playing in relation to trafficking of arms to Mexico from the U.S. who noted that most of weapons coming into Mexico used by drug cartels is illegal to buy in the U.S. in his local gun shop. Most are fully automatic weapons war, not available to the average purchaser of arms, and not, definitely on display at his local gun shop. However, our government, with the complicity of the media communication, is still defended U.S. arms merchants in Arizona, California and Texas that are supplying these weapons to the cartels, which fuel violence. Taking into account the type of weapons seized, as reported by the Mexican authorities, including hand grenades (illegal in the U.S.) landmines (illegal in the U.S.), RPGs (illegal in the U.S.), and rocket launchers (illegal in the U.S.), along with fully automatic military rifles (illegal in the U.S.), undoubtedly leads us to believe that the stories being enacted by the media and our government looks dishonest. However, the Bureau of Alcohol, Snuff, Firearms and Explosives (BATF) is reporting that "ATF officials estimate that 90 percent of guns recovered in Mexico came from dealers in northern the border. "However, there are certainly say that 90% of the weapons are directly related to the cartels. And why is that? Because they are waiting for the general public is stupid enough to connect the dots and assume that is what is happening. The fact is, the BATF concerning weapons of fire are used by thieves in Mexico, kidnappers, and seized weapons to citizens by local officials of law enforcement, whose only crime was the search for self-defense for themselves and their families. That is an entirely different matter. Firearms are moving to Mexico, but the vast majority has nothing to do with the drug cartels. It has everything to do with a demand for firearms by the otherwise law-abiding citizens of Mexico, including the middle and upper class. As indicated in my previous article, the Mexican drug cartels buy most of its weapons of worldwide black market. These weapons come from third countries world armed by Russia, the U.S. and other countries engaged in supporting conflict worldwide. These are weapons that have never reached their destination of exporting countries, because they are stolen and resold or arrive on the black market by corrupt bureaucrats, dictators or politicians. Or simply stolen from his military. Along with the sources of the third world, the heavy hitter in the supply of military weapons into Mexico is China. Ships loaded with firearms to Mexico, and illegal Chinese immigrants for U.S. across our southern border are smuggled into the ports of western Mexico as a matter of routine. Both the human cargo and firearms are controlled by Mexican crime cartels. And while selling drugs in the U.S., cartels are selling weapons on the Mexican black market to meet the need of citizens who find it impossible to navigate Mexico's highly restrictive gun laws. Get a permit to own a gun in Mexico is similar to obtaining a permit to carry Hidden in California, which simply means that do not get one unless you have money and know someone in the government. What weapons are moving into Mexico from the U.S. are those which by law are Mexican citizens demanding an end to defend their lives. Make no mistake, the demand for U.S. weapons in Mexico has existed for decades, but not today, more than it has been for decades. Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President of the NRA, and others have said recently that the Mexican government does not provide the serial number information of weapons seized in the actions of the cartel in Mexico to determine its source. So how can the "estimate" the ATF to be taken seriously? You can not. It's wrong. There is nothing more than government propaganda. Gosh, our government would not lie to the American people purely to mislead to us, right? They, and they do. Capturing a lie but it only takes a little research. Finally, those who are exposed for what they truly are. In this case, as the fate that has, along comes Janet Napolitano, our new head of Homeland Security. It is difficult to maintain a lie with someone repeating his story. Eventually travel and expose themselves to inconsistencies over time. However, the perpetuation of a lie between several people it becomes almost impossible. Janet Napolitano entered it and inadvertently gave credence to the statement by Wayne LaPierre and confirming what I said earlier. All this is a scam to gin up public support for a new assault weapons ban in the U.S. In a press conference held recently by Napolitano, who all but admitted that the firearms seized by the Mexican government are set by U.S. officials. In fact, the Mexican government does not give U.S. officials the serial number information. There is no reason to do so. They do not want to expose the fact that the weapons seized are not purchased at gun stores in the U.S. Take special note of the declarations that are in Napolitano bold. Question: Okay. Randy Mikkelsen Reuters. Can you please discuss the agenda of this Conference arms trafficking? Do you expect to move some policy initiatives or in advance – before the U.S. means to control the shipments? Secretary Napolitano: "Yes, I think – I think we'll be moving forward or discuss various issues, and I think the incumbent Attorney General will also be there. So it's the same thing – is the same meeting. "" But You are what you can do to intercept best weapons to be south of the U.S. Mexico, not only in the U.S. but also with Mexican customs, and what are some safety equipment, things that We can put those ports which will not help us detect whether weapons have been taken illegally into Mexico. "" Secondly, to facilitate the tracing of weapons of fire that actually used in crimes in Mexico and make sure you are doing in – in a very, very real in every time, as opposed to weapons that were seized in some of these incidents of extreme violence in Mexico that he gets into a store and nobody knows where they came. So those are two areas in particular I think I will be part of. "Question: Is there kind of illegal activity on the U.S. side in the supply of these weapons? Are there things you can do – I mean, there are crimes that can be processed here in terms of supplying weapons, and to disagree with some of the legislators – I believe the Attorney General Holder said at a hearing of Congress would support a ban on assault weapons. Is it something that should be part of the administration of the program? Secretary Napolitano: "I think we have to do is be – there are laws that can be used to prosecute these crimes with guns in the United States, particularly if you're selling to a person which obviously is a straw buyer. There are patterns of illegal arms sales. That's one reason you want to track, so you can see if a large number of these Weapons are all from one or two similar sources, you know, that sort of thing. So there is plenty you can do in the investigation and prosecution under the laws side existing. "The facts are, firearms seized by the cartels are not from arms dealers in the U.S. The Mexican government knows it and so does with the U.S., including the BATF. http://therealgunguys.com/blog/?p=103
