ATF crooks in Seattle

They hate anybody else having guns. Post below lifted from Red's Trading post. See the original for links

The ATF Seattle Field Division, which has relentlessly pursued us, was caught exaggerating about their gang sweep and the 77 arrests made. Although the reporter caught them in their exaggeration, they still have not removed it from their web site.

This is the same office that exaggerated that we Harassed and Intimidated them, despite a really messed up time line. The Judge already noted how they exaggerated our violations by Double Counting them. This is also the same office that:

Exaggerated about Rocket Launchers in Alaska

Exaggerated about a Short Barreled rifle in the Kwan case

Exaggerated about illegal weapons with Survival Enterprises

Exaggerated in revoking the license of a Blind Dealer

Exaggerated in a dealer making serious weapons

Exaggerated in the Ruby Ridge case

Here is the decline of dealers in states within the ATF Seattle jurisdiction from 1994-2005:

Alaska has lost 73% of its dealers

Hawaii has lost 88% of its dealers

Idaho has lost 70% of its dealers

Oregon has lost 70% of its dealers

Washington has lost 84% of its dealers






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