Survival Enterprises, how the ATF screwed them, and no one knew or cared

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I am an Ebay firearms stuff seller, so this guy is probably my competition. But after I read this I had to post this here. I'm at work so I can't check to see if this guy is for real, but I have a bad feeling that he is. Maybe one of you guys or gals can do that.

In any case, I thought the least I could do was give this a bit of exposure, and also highlight the importance of CYA because the pro-gun groups are unlikely to stick their necks out for you.

Imagine that, Jews for Guns and a kid who couldn't buy beer helped out more than the mighty NRA.

I'm also a life member of the NRA, and each month I donate probably between 20-40$ through the round-up program. Needless to say, I find this story disturbing.

Kev


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Kurt, Angie and their son, Erik, did what they have been doing for over 15 years: they went to the "Big Reno Gun Show" at the Hilton Casino in Reno, Nevada on April 23rd 2004. The first day of the show, Kurt Wilson was arrested and had over $75,000 of valuable and collectable firearms taken by the BATF at that gun show, and his business "Survival Enterprises" was ransacked by agents of various law enforcement agencies and agents of the BATF in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where over $40,000 of firearms were taken.

Kurt was released after refusing to participate with agent Tim Watkins of the BATF to name and entrap various venders at the Big Reno Gun Show, and told to "go home". He, and his family, did so.

Upon returning home to Coeur d'Alene, Kurt was visited by the BATF agents (Jason Force and Susan Nelson) who had performed the search on his business premises. He was informed that he was KNOWN as a "major dealer in illegal machine guns and silencers in the North West", even though nothing to prove that was found during the search on April 23rd, and no witnesses to that charge have ever surfaced.

Regardless of this fact, Kurt and Angie Wilson were both charged with three felony counts in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Kurt was also charged with nine felony counts in Reno, Nevada stemming from the action at the Reno Gun Show.

The charges were dismissed in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho after it was found that the BATF agent Jason Force had "misled" the Grand Jury in getting the Search Warrant. April 11, 2005 - almost 1 year to the day since this all started, Angie and I were free of charges stemming from the BATF's illegal actions in Northern Idaho.

Having carloads of gun wielding, thugs arrest us in front of our store, the newspapers happily willing to post a 1/2 page story about us getting arrested, rumors circulating (started by Federal agents in the area) that claimed we were arrested because we were "heavy drug dealers" and mysterious crashes of 6 different computer servers (all crashes were tracked back to .GOV domains) caused us 1 year of intense emotional trauma, the loss of a 20 year family business, the loss of credibility with thousands of our customers, physical problems that have cost us thousands to handle and a drop in income of nearly 50% has left us dazed, confused and totally disgusted with our current form of government.

And that's just in Idaho - I haven't even covered Nevada.

The Nevada charges would be easy to fight if I could afford a real attorney. Instead, I was appointed a Public Defender. Their job is NOT to "defend" you, but to cut the best deal (prior to trial) they can. It's called a "plea bargain"

Here are the facts I was faced with and offered:

1) My attorney told me that if I was convicted on even one of the 9 charges in Nevada, I'd do 5 years in jail. My attorney told me she has no idea how to defend against them.

2) I was offered a plea "bargain". The Feds would drop all the charges but one (didn't matter which one) and I'd be convicted of a single felony. The Feds would ask for the lowest possible punishment, which would be no jail time. They would also give me till January 12th, 2006 to sell off my firearm collection (once a felon, you can't posses firearms)

3) If I didn't take the plea bargain, the Feds would file felony charges against my wife and my son.

Not wanting my son's name put on the Feds docket and for my family to go through another year of this crap, I accepted the plea bargain.

The Assistant U.S. Attorney in Reno Nevada (Sue Fahami) was real nice during the hearing in May. She requested the "lowest possible punishment" for this felony, and gave me 'till April 20th, 2006 to get rid of my firearm collection. She also stated that, if I needed more time than that, she'd grant it.

So, as of April 20th 2006, this perversion of Government the Founding Fathers would rebell against is branding me a NON CITIZEN with no Constitutional rights what so ever: a felon.

Don't think for a moment that you aren't next on their list.


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Survival Enterprises has been in business for over 20 years. In the beginning (until about 5 years ago) our main thrust was the firearms aspect. We were known all over the world for our quality refinishing on collectable military rifles and handguns, and sales of these collectable firearms.

As importation of many of these collectable firearms were stopped in the 1990's, we could see the "end of the road" for main firearm sales division. Sales dropped off and so did our refinishing work. We started to put our attention elsewhere.

As I have done much in the way of research into "alternative health" products (at first, for my own benefit, then more intensively for retail sales), we decided to branch out into a small line of alternative health and personal care products.

These health products now make up nearly 75% of our gross income, and the firearm sales were just dying off. We intended to make the April 23rd, 2004 Reno Gun Show our "swan song" and it would have been the last of the gun shows for us.

And now, I guess it is.

Unfortunately, all the firearms that were taken by the BATFE were going to be our retirement and further funding for our health business. Apparently, this is the manner in which our government "punishes" those who (they feel) make mistakes, or those of us that dare to speak out about the massive corruption in our government.


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From the beginning I had kept everyone informed and up to date as to our ordeal with the Federal Government. Here is a copy of my last email I sent out to our mailing list:



Hi:
On Monday April 10 2005, the Federal Prosecutor (Nancy Cook) in Coeur d'Alene Idaho, threw in the towel. She filed for "Dismissal Without Prejudice" on both cases against myself and my wife. After destroying a family owned, 20 year old, world renowned business, she finally decided that she had no chance of winning her criminal case against the Wilsons and Survival Enterprises.

The Idaho debacle started when an ATF agent (Special Agent Jason Force) "misled" a Grand Jury to get a search warrant for the premises of Survival Enterprises, a 20 year old firearms business in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. His goal was to "prove" that Kurt and Angie Wilson were criminal "masterminds", making and selling illegal machine guns and silencers. (At least that's what he said later.)

A whole bunch of BBT's (Black Booted Thugs) broke in to our 5,000 sq foot store/shop the night of April 23rd, at 8pm. They were so concerned about their safety, that they did this knowing full well that the Wilson's were in Reno Nevada at the time, attending the Reno Gun Show (we were arrested there at the same time the ATF was breaking into our store in CDA).

The ATF also wanted to make sure they were well fed during their "investigation" so they first stopped off at PIZZA PIPELINE in CDA for a pizza dinner and take-out drinks that they left all over Survival Enterprise's premises.

These paragons of justice basically stole about 50 firearms from SE, along with about 25 pounds of paperwork. The guns they took were locked up in safes in my store. When I found out they were breaking into my store, I (being "detained" at the time by Special Agent Tim Watkins in Reno) gave them the combinations so they wouldn't just drill the safes open.

The firearms were returned to me on Tuesday April 12. I had to go to the ATF office in Spokane, Washington to retrieve our property. And I must say one thing:

My firearms had NOT been stored in a barrel full of water - they hadn't been dragged thru the parking lot, and there were few dings and bumps to detract from their sale-ability. I'm totally astounded! Granted, there are many miner dings, but nothing like I have seen in similar cases.

It's been just a week or so shy of one year since this started.

ATF Special Agent Jason Force, ATF Inspector Susan Nelson and Assistant Federal Prosecutor Nancy Cook are 100% responsible for destroying a 20 year old, family ran business. They've destroyed our retirement, they've destroyed my Son's inheritance (Survival Enterprises was to be handed to him upon his completion of Gunsmithing training), they destroyed my families character (they made sure the arrest was plastered all over the CDA Press) and we're now barely making ends meet. But we'll survive. At least I didn't "commit suicide" as has happened to many other people in my position....

I've learned a few things in going through this "life changing" event:

(So called) "Pro gun" organizations are worthless, except to con the public into giving them money. Not ONE of these groups: the NRA, Gun Owners of America, The Second Amendment Foundation, The Right To Keep And Bare Arms...I can name a dozen others... gave a crap that we were under attack by the Feds. At least the Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership gave me a few videos to teach my lawyer about how the ATF works.

NOT ONE RED CENT OR WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT WERE GIVEN MY FAMILY by any within these groups. I am a life member in ALL of them and, if it didn't cost 40 cents and 5 minutes of effort to mail them, I'd quit. But they aren't even worth that little effort.

Most of the general population are cowards, even the ones who call themselves "Patriots". When we were first hit by the ATF, I sent out a general distress call to over 4,000 people on our email list. Here's the responses I got:

1) 1,100 asked to be removed from our email list as they "didn't want to get involved" or "didn't want the Feds screwing with them".

2) 57 said something like "if our gov is after you, then you MUST be guilty".

3) Over 2,500 just ignored us and hoped we'd go away by blocking our email address so they wouldn't receive any further communications from us.

4) About 300 sent words of encouragement and "contact the NRA - they'll help"

5) About 40 actually came into our store to help us by buying stuff.

6) 5 people actually donated money to our legal fund ($20 to $100)

7) 1 person actually cared so much I cried. He spent $1200 and donated his car fund of $800. And he wasn't even 21 yet. (I've since repaid his donation.)

To paraphrase Forest Gump, "American is as American does" and I haven't seen a hell of a lot of true Americans in the past year.

The ATF forced myself and my wife to relinquish our Federal Firearms Licenses, so we're permanently out of the gun business. The firearms I had left have all been sold off as, when I'm branded a "felon" I won't be allowed to have any.

Questions? Comments? Call me at (800) 753-1981 or email me at [email protected]


Later


Kurt Wilson


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If you want to help my family, here's what you can do. Help us find an attorney who is willing to help and clear up the legal problems in Nevada and some "residual" actions here in Idaho. I will forward all legal proceedings to interested and qualified parties. Call us toll free at 1 800 753-1981
 
I'll say it again . Taking away Firearms

IF I was that guy and they told me I had until such such to dispose of my guns Id tell them to get SCREWED.

They prob would storm his house, but god would be the witness with a pile of brass at his feet!
 
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The problem is they won't tell you to "dispose of them". They will show up in
force, probably in the middle of the night and take them by force. They will charge you with everything they can think of including humping the neighbors dog to make sure you have enough legal grief to deal with that you can't come after them in court. If you prevail you will be bankrupt but not in jail.
If you do not prevail you will be bankrupt and in jail. Nice for them, sucks for their victims. They can't lose, no matter what the outcome they get to screw the citizen in their crosshairs and the taxpayer gets to pay for it.
 
He pled guilty.

People in this situation are going to have to gut it out and fight, or get out of the gun business if they don't have it in them to do that.

We can't do a damned thing for a man who won't fight.
 
Kurt was released after refusing to participate with agent Tim Watkins of the BATF to name and entrap various venders at the Big Reno Gun Show, and told to "go home".

And that was what it was all about. At least this time, they didn't ask him to cut a shotgun down to a length they specified as part of the effort to entrap him.
 
I've been on this one since a few weeks after it started, I helped out as much as I could (which wasn't much), but in the end, hardly anyone in the pro-2a community could give half a crap about it Including the NRA!.
to me it was like watching a fast train wreck, about all I could do was watch.:banghead:
 
re: Jim

Jim, I agree on damn near everything you say, but in this situation I would find it hard pressed to not do the same.

He was given a choice between fighting a battle where all the so-called "allies" had clearly turned their backs on him and putting his entire family's future up for ante.

I would rather plead guilty to a trumped-up charge that only wrecks my financial life than have my barely adult son labeled a felon for life.

This story was absolutely disgusting.
 
Update from Kurt - got his email reply today.

I emailed him and told him I'd do what I could at this point to help.

Here is his reply (I edited two words for Art's Grammaw)

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It was one of those "plastered all over the net" piece about our arrest. The ATF made a big deal out of it and (to this day) STILL claim that I was (and I quote) "a supplier to the Patriot Movement (what ever the hell that is) of illegal machine guns and silencers." That is THE WHY my family and I were attacked and had our business destroyed, only you'll never se that in writting.

I demanded ONE SINGLE PROOF of their charge and haven't seen anything, so based on ONE false report from a CI (Confidential Informant) my family has gone through this ****.

At least we're still alive.

As we were driving to my sentencing in Reno in May of this year (I can't fly: I'm known as a "possible domestic terrorist"), 200 miles South of Coeur d"alene, my Reno lawyer called me and said that "the FBI wants you to try and help them on internet investigations finding ID theft criminals, so they've put off sentencing till around March next year." She went on about how pissed the ATF was and how the US Atty swore up and down he wouldn't reduce the felony charge but, maybe if I pulled a "big enough rabbit outta the hat" things could change.

So, I spend over 8 hours a day on the net, trying to keep our heads above water money wise and looking for those bastards that make a living stealing your credit card and bank data (I've found some major criminals, but so far all are out of the US so the FBI won't do anything about them.)

I think they're stringing me along because "they're sure" I know people in the "Patriot" movement and they want me to rat them out.

Thing is, I don't know sh** & I've spent almost three years telling them that.

My case is CR-N-04-0061-LRH (RAM) but I doubt you can find any lawyer with the balls to go toe-to-toe with the Feds, plus do it mostly on his dime, as the Feds have destroyed over 75% of our income.

If you do find anyone with the personal fortitude to tackle this case, I have ALL pertinent info plus the lead Public Defense Atty for the Northwest will gladly assist (at least with all he can: he's not allowed to work out of his district).

All in all, this whole thing was based on fraudulent reports the FBI and ATF received from criminals trying to bail their own a**es out of the fire.

By the way: I'd really rather not have to sell my stuff on Ebay, so if you know anyone with $5,000, I'll sell off all my parts, hundreds of books, etc.

Kurt Wilson
se1.us
[email protected]
(800) 753-1981
 
there are alot of unanswered questions here.

Kurt was released after refusing to participate with agent Tim Watkins of the BATF to name and entrap various venders at the Big Reno Gun Show, and told to "go home". He, and his family, did so.

So, this person was arrested on felony weapons charges but then released on his own recognizance to cross state lines to return back to Idaho (from Nevada, where he was arrested) without posting bail? Or was bail posted?

Regardless of this fact, Kurt and Angie Wilson were both charged with three felony counts in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Kurt was also charged with nine felony counts in Reno, Nevada stemming from the action at the Reno Gun Show.

What were the exact charges? Were they for illegally selling machine guns and silencers?

Having carloads of gun wielding, thugs arrest us in front of our store, the newspapers happily willing to post a 1/2 page story about us getting arrested, rumors circulating (started by Federal agents in the area)

Those "gun wielding thugs" were most likely not part of this investigation and thus are not to blame if there was some rogue government agent misleading a grand jury to sign a search warrant. If I was supposed to go and arrest three persons with felony warrants for selling illegal machine guns I think I'd go with a gun too.

My attorney told me she has no idea how to defend against them.

This can be interpreted two ways - either the attorney was incompetent, in which he could have asked the court for alternative counsel - or the attorney did not see any way of putting on a legitimate defense if they were dead bang guilty (i.e. making an illegal firearms transaction to an undercover agent on video or something).

If I didn't take the plea bargain, the Feds would file felony charges against my wife and my son. Not wanting my son's name put on the Feds docket and for my family to go through another year of this crap, I accepted the plea bargain.

If the wife and son did not do anything llegal then the filing of a felony against either one would be inconsequential, especially if there was no evidence to support the charge.

A whole bunch of BBT's (Black Booted Thugs) broke in to our 5,000 sq foot store/shop the night of April 23rd, at 8pm. They were so concerned about their safety, that they did this knowing full well that the Wilson's were in Reno Nevada at the time, attending the Reno Gun Show (we were arrested there at the same time the ATF was breaking into our store in CDA).

Of course. It was a search warrant not an arrest warrant. Of course law enforcement is going to search in the safest way possible. Get the evidence without having the possibility of anyone getting hurt (citizens or police) is always the best way.

These paragons of justice basically stole about 50 firearms from SE, along with about 25 pounds of paperwork.

I wouldn't call that theft, really. Remember he pled guilty to a felony so the seized firearms may have been evidence, or found in an illegal configuration, etc. Also, the 25 pounds of paperwork is probably alot of Form 4473's, which must be returned to the ATF if you go out of business. So basically, a Form 4473 is government property. I would be more than happy to give the ATF all of my 4473's so they could store them instead of me. They take up alot of room.

When I found out they were breaking into my store, I (being "detained" at the time by Special Agent Tim Watkins in Reno) gave them the combinations so they wouldn't just drill the safes open.

At that time, they had a lawful search warrant to enter the business. I wouldn't call that "breaking in." I also wouldn't call being arrested on felony weapons charges "detained."

There's just alot of detail missing here. There isn't any specifics as to what charges were originally made, and what was dropped, etc.

Also, was this FFL also a SOT? And if so, a Class II or III?
 
Awhile back I read his nearly-incoherent summary of events leading up to his arrest. I don't remember all the details, but he "ain't no saint". In fact, Randy Weaver had a far better legal situation going for him than this guy...

What surprised me is that he wasn't arrested sooner - he appeared to not have a basic knowledge of what is/isn't legal. (I think all gun restriction laws are bad, too, but I'm smart enough to know what not to cross.) This guy, IIRC, appears to have gone to a warehouse to buy some kinda NFA gun(s) and things fell apart from there. He failed the Big IQ test - sometimes called the "if it's too good to be true it ain't" test. It appears (again, IIRC) this guy also had a mfgr's FFL too. He wouldn't be able to realistically claim "I didn't know the law"; even though that's not a defense, it has zero relevance for someone supposedly in the biz...

I don't necessarily think the guy had 'bad intent', but laws were broken, and he was too stupid to get a real lawyer and fight. Instead, he publicly discussed his case on the net and further dug himself in the hole. The general term for this procedure is "absolute idiocy".

Sounds like another country boy with poor reading skills...

And given that he also sells 'colloidal silver' as a home remedy, I'm surprised fraud charges aren't pending either ;)


Bill Wiese
San Jose
 
Does anyone know him personally? The business is in my area, I was in there once, noticed that they had closed some time ago, this is the first I heard about this.

Bri
 
What?

A very long post with very little information. While it is very angering that the ATF left pizza detritus all over the shop, a lengthy post with no charges listed on it leaves one wondering what the post is about.

And are we really supposed to feel sorry for someone who pleaded guilty because the NRA did not drop everything and provide him with a defense?

If there really is "no evidence" as is claimed, then who would plead guilty because they threaten to charge family members against whom there is also "no evidence?"

:confused:

There really is not enough information in the thread so far to draw a conclusion one way or the other. If this is how the 4,000 emails pleading for help looked, then it is little wonder that there was no substantial response.
 
Like the others, I am wondering what the rest of the story is. What has been put out here is obviously not the complete story.

I am holding off judgement until we get the other details. Like what his FFL actually was, what the actual charges against him really were, What the evidence they had against him was. You know, the little things.
 
I agree with Spreadfire and PvtPyle, seems like this is half the story. If the charges were truly this vague and watered down then even a public defender could of gotten him off.
 
More info at freerepublic.com, including, it seems, posts by the gentleman with the legal problems and somebody who doesn't like him. John

www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1142214/posts

Post #23 - includes a cut-and-paste article from an Idaho newpaper:

"The Wilsons were two of 14 suspects arrested in a five state sweep.
All of the defendants were charged with dealing firearms without a license, illegal sales of firearms, possession of unregistered firearms and possession fo firearms by prohibited persons'"said the ATF in a press release.
A call to the store transferred to voice mail Friday afternoon and a message seeking comment was not returned.
The Wilsons were charged with three counts in Idaho and eight in Nevada. No date was set for their trial there.
In Idaho, the Wilsons are charged with possession of unregistered firearms -- an AR-15, a shortened 12-gauge shotgun and a machine gun.
Angie's Wilson "had a license to possess all of those"' said Idaho Assistant U.S. Attorney Nancy Cook. "If they were registered, it wouldn't' have been illegal for them to have them."
Each of the counts carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
After they were photographed and fingerprinted by U.S. Marshals, the couple were allowed to leave.
Cook said normally, those under felony indictment are barred from possession of firearms.
"We requested the court to waive that requirement so the could dispose of the inventory of fireman's and ammunition." Cook said.
Nevada prosecutors charged the Wilsons with eight counts of of firearm violations, most stemming from their attendance at the Big Reno gun Show in August 2003.
The Wilsons were indicted on four counts of unlawful dealing at an out-of-state gun show; three counts of unlawful selling of a firearms to an out-of-state resident, which carries a maximum five years each, and one count of possession of a machine gun.
The ATF said the Wilsons were caught as part of "Operation Over the Line".
Federal agents were working undercover at gun shows in Nevada the past year. Other arrests were made in Nevada, California, Utah, and Washington.
Nine of the suspects were arrested after search warrants were served Friday. Five others were already in custody as part of the investigation, said Daniel Bogden, U.S. attorney for Nevada.
"Undercover ATF agents purchased nearly 40 firearms using different Reno gun shows as the hub of activity," said John Torres, ATF special agent in charge of the San Francisco office.
"We also seized explosive at one residence in Reno today," including 10 blasting caps and 20 feet of detonating cord, he said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report."


Post #25 -

"How does it feel now Kurt? i remember when i was in trouble with the ATF, and was seeking help from you, I recieved absolutely NO help at all.

(No man who has ever asked for help from me has been refused. You are a liar.)

You blew me off to save your precious buisness and your name, well what goes around comes around!
Now you know the hell i went through with no help, and no money. Hope you have fun and enjoy it all as i did for 3 years.

(You sound like a typical vindictive, bitter criminal who is upset solely because he was caught. Are you mad because you couldn't pull me down with you?

If you have a legitimate complaint, then, like a man should, bring it to me in private.)"


Post #31 -

"But I want to leave you all with the following warnings:

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
has decided that it is illegal for ANYONE (dealer or private citizen)to cross state lines to either buy or sell a firearm at a gun show!
(even though this has been tradition for over 75 years!)"
 
So this is from 2004? Well, it is a little late to help them now. But contrary to some of the comments on the other site there are some restrictions on selling firearms in another state than the one you are licensed in. Maybe they needed a refresher on the laws governing the business.

Either way, it would appear that the charges were not in line with the crime, and it is curious that they printed them and then let them go. It sounds as if the whole thing may have been more of a fishing expedition than an actual criminal investigation and they got caught up in it due to their own mistakes.

A big mess for sure, but far past the point where we could do anything for them.
 
He seems to have a slight problem with authority.

From a 6/14/01 Wall Street Journal article on colloidial silver.

http://spl.haxial.net/colloidal-silver/CS-WSJ.html

"The FDA letters warn silver promoters that they must change their sites, but only about 20% have done so, the agency says.

Kurt Wilson is chief executive of Survival Enterprises, a Couer d'Alene, Idaho, business that sells colloidal silver products. When the FDA sent him a warning, he made plans to move health claims about his product to the Web site of a friend based in Western Samoa. He says U.S. regulators will have no authority over the site, even though he plans to continue shipping the product from his Idaho base. "It has saved too many people, so I'm not going to pull it off the market," Mr. Wilson says. Both the FDA and FTC say they will in fact still have authority over Mr. Wilson's claims."
 
let's not judge

without the whole story. It could be that this guy deserved every slam he got, I don't know. I don't know anything about it. I do know that if I had stayed within the realms of the law out of respect for my country and community it would be nice to have the trust and respect of my fellow citizens and brothers in arms. It is so easy to defame someone and very hard to correct that course. There may come a time when every gun owner is blasted as psychologically imbalanced, criminal, vengeful, etc etc etc....and we will need each other for support so as not to become the very things we may be called!:mad:
Every action we take as lawful shooters represents our group as a whole. I guess that's why they call it 'The High Road'.
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If he did everything the articles said, then he was accused of breaking unconstitutional, invalid laws.

Does that change your opinion at all?

It's a separate matter whether he would be a good "poster child," deserving of our support to further our political goals. I think there are better choices for that.

Perhaps he's not wearing the white hat, either. Maybe he wasn't paying as much attention to the laws as the rest of us do.

That doesn't make those laws, or BATFE, right.
 
If he did everything the articles said, then he was accused of breaking unconstitutional, invalid laws.

Does that change your opinion at all?

It's a separate matter whether he would be a good "poster child," deserving of our support to further our political goals. I think there are better choices for that.

Perhaps he's not wearing the white hat, either. Maybe he wasn't paying as much attention to the laws as the rest of us do.

That doesn't make those laws, or BATFE, right.

+1

Well Said!
 
The posted info is generally too incoherent for me to bother fully examining, but this caught my eye:
...mysterious crashes of 6 different computer servers (all crashes were tracked back to .GOV domains)...
Am I the only one who doubts the BATFE spends its budget and time on crashing webservers of suspected illegal gun-dealers?

-twency
 
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