She’s referring to a lawsuit, filed against State in August 2017, prompted by the department not responding to a Freedom of Information Act request filed over a year earlier on behalf of myself and Kent Terry, brother of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, slain by border-crossing criminals. Their act of murder, specifically by their dropping guns at the crime scene, would be the catalyst for exposing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ Operation Fast and Furious Mexican “gunwalking” scheme.
Friday, March 26, 2021
Terry FOIA Request to State Dept. Closes Leaving More Questions than Answers
U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “Thus far, the Department of State has located 11 responsive records subject to the FOIA,” a March 3 letter from Jeanne Miller Chief, Programs and Policies Division Office of Information Programs and Services, to attorney Stephen Stamboulieh advises. “Upon review, we have determined 4 records may be released in full and 7 records may be released in part.”
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Until we are celebrating a national Remember Brian Terry day and watching Eric "the Red Holder" and others being hanged by the neck publically until dead justice will not be served . Yet ! I will bring my great grand babies to watch the lynching . Great family time !
ReplyDeleteTrump at least got a few shovelsful of swamp muck exposed and an inkling of what remained to be uncovered. Neither major Republicans nor Democrats are interested in anything other than CYA.
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