Gun trace data is kept out of public view by a rider to a Congressional bill known as the “Tiahrt Amendment,” passed in 2003 to shield gun shops from scrutiny. Each year, the ATF provides a count of the guns recovered in Mexico that had been bought in the U.S., with no further details. “I think the average American would be surprised that the fentanyl crisis is nurtured because of the number of firearms going to Mexico to empower the cartels.” (Alejandro Celorio, a legal adviser to Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs) (USA Today)
So it seems that the Republicans in Texas and Arizona want the nation to think that the IMMIGRANTS from Mexico and Central America are vermin trying to infect our God Bless American soil with all kinds of corrupt and conspiratorial machinations. When in fact, it clearly seems that the myriad of GUNN SHOPS located in Texas and Arizona are actually illegally selling weapons of death and destruction to the Mexican Drug Cartel. Like the NRA, it is PROFITS before PEOPLE, PROFITS BEFORE PRINCIPLE, and PROFITS before PATRIOTISM. The big secret for everyone who is not a REPUBLICAN POLITICAN and their GUN MANUFACTURING puppet masters is that as long as the majority of Americans buy into the hoax and misinformation perpetrated by corrupt corporations like FOX, the RNC, and the NRA that our borders are broken, no one will pay attention to how profitable the GUN CARTELS has become in keeping the DRUG CARTELS in business.
American gun shops are selling guns that end up in Mexico Partnering with American attorneys, Celorio is going after Barrett, Beretta, Century Arms, Colt, Glock, Smith & Wesson and Sturm, Ruger & Co. in a $10 billion suit that was revived by an appeals court in March. (USA Today)
This “Trickle Down” scenario, like Regans BULL SHIT ECONOMIC “Trickle Down theory, only benefits the wealthy, as in those who own and operate almost every single Republican Politician. Oh, yeah and the same Politicians pass laws to protect those who sell murder.
Broadly gun shop manufacturers claim they are insulated from many civil suits tied to criminal behavior with the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. (USA Today)
