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Skip to comments.Eric Holder & Operation Fast & Furious - A national travesty & crime against the Republic
Posted on 10/11/2011 1:19:54 PM PDT by Jeff Head
Operation Fast and Furious was a BATF led operation that sold guns to the drug lords in Mexico through intermediaries in a supposed attempt to track the guns and the channels feeding the drug lords. Trouble is, the program actually put over 2000 high powerewd rifles, including 50 caliber sniper rifles, into the hands of the Drug Lords and was not effectively tracking them. Over 1500 of them are still "missing." Ultimately, the Gun Stores involved and the agents themselves became whistleblowers because of their concerns that our own government was, in effect, arming the Mexican Drug Cartels.
As a result, several Americans have been killed by these weapoons, including US Law Enforcement officers, and over 200 Mexican citizens have been killed. It is patently illegal to do what the BATF did, and the operation was supported and directed by the Department of Justice, over which Eric Holder, President Obama's Attorney General presides. This is the same Eric Holder who dismissed charges against Black Panther activists filmed on election day in 2008 intimidating voters at polls. They were dressed in military style uniforms and holding night sticks. Voter intimidation is a serious matter, but Eric Holder refused to prosecute.
The U.S. House of Representatives began investigating this operation, with the House Oversight Committee leading the way. When requesting information from the Department of Justice, the Committee received volumous pages of documents, where most of them were completely redacted.
Many agents, BATF supervisors, the owners of the gun stroes used by the BATF, the relatives of those killed with the weapons, and department of justice attorneys and managment were called to testify ands the investigation grew.
Ultimately, the Committee called the head of the Department of Justice, the U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder to testify. When called before Congress in May of 2011 on the Fast and Furious Operation, Holder indicated as an answer to a direct question regarding exaclty when he heard of and knew about the Fast and Furious Operaton, that "I'm not sure of the exact date, but I probably heard about Fast and Furious for the first time over the last few weeks,"
Since that time, numerous emails have surfaced, directed to him, not only informing him of the operation, but reviewing in detail its status. These emails date back to over a year before his testimony. In addition, a video has also surfaced where Holder went to Mexico two years prior and briefed the Mexican's on the upcoming operation. When confronted with these clear and obvious inconsistancies, Eric Holder replied to Congress with the following letter.
October 7, 2011
The Honorable Darrell E. Issa Chairman Committee on Oversight and Government Reform U.S. House of Representatives Washington, DC
Dear Messrs. Chairmen and Senator Grassley, Congressman Conyers, and Congressman Cummings:
I have watched for some months now as the facts surrounding Operation Fast and Furious have been developed on the public record. I have not spoken at length on this subject out of deference to the review being conducted, at my request, by our Department's Inspector General. However, in the past few days, the public discourse concerning these issues has become so base and so harmful to interests that I hope we all share that I must now address these issues notwithstanding the Inspector General's ongoing review.
For example, I simply cannot sit idly by as a Majority Member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform suggests, as happened this week, that law enforcement and government employees who devote their lives to protecting our citizens be considered "accessories to murder." Such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must be repudiated in the strongest possible terms. Those who serve in the ranks of law enforcement are our Nation's heroes and deserve our Nation's thanks, not the disrespect that is being heaped on them by those who seek political advantage. I trust you feel similarly and I call on you to denounce these statements. I also want to be very clear that protecting American citizens from the devastating effects of gun violence is among the most important responsibilities of the Department of Justice. Likewise, ensuring that weapons sold here do not flow south to Mexico is of paramount importance. We are committed to disrupting and dismantling the organizations that traffic weapons across our borders and I am proud to stand with our brave law enforcement officers who fight every day to protect our citizens and those of Mexico from the effects of gun violence and illegal gun trafficking.
A. Fast and Furious was a Flawed Response to a Serious Problem on the Southwest Border
According to ATF, it took into evidence nationwide approximately 35,000 firearms in FY 201 1. In FY 2010, the number was approximately 37,500. During that same period, ATF reports that it took into evidence nationwide over 5 million rounds of ammunition. Still, the Southwest Border remains the front line in the battle against illegal gun trafficking. ATF and our prosecutors struggle mightily to make cases against gun smugglers and do outstanding work on a daily basis in an effort to stop the flow of guns across our borders.
Notwithstanding the seriousness of the problem faced on the Southwest Border, there is no doubt that Operation Fast and Furious was fundamentally flawed. Regrettably, its effects will be felt for years to come as weapons that should have been interdicted but were not continue to show up at crime scenes in this country and in Mexico. This is both tragic and completely unacceptable. I want to be very clear that we must aim to disrupt and dismantle the dangerous cartels that operate south of our border. That said, in our pursuit of that goal we must take all steps possible to prevent guns from crossing our border and the desire to bring cartel leaders to justice does not and cannot justify losing track of dangerous weapons. For that very reason, in 201 1, after the controversy about this matter arose, I took decisive action to ensure that such operations are never again undertaken. First, I referred the matter to the Department's Inspector General for review so the facts underlying it could come out. Second, I instructed the Deputy Attorney General to reiterate to our prosecutors and law enforcement components that Department policy prohibits the design or conduct of undercover operations which include the uncontrolled crossing of guns across the border. In addition, new leadership is now in place both at ATF and in the United States Attorney's Office in Arizona. It has become clear that the flawed tactics employed in Fast and Furious were not limited to that operation and were actually employed in an investigation conducted during the prior Administration. Regardless, those tactics should never again be adopted in any investigation.
B. No Knowledge of Fast and Furious' Misguided Tactics
Much has been made in the past few days about my congressional testimony earlier this year regarding Fast and Furious. My testimony was truthful and accurate and I have been consistent on this point throughout. I have no recollection of knowing about Fast and Furious or of hearing its name prior to the public controversy about it. Prior to early 2011, I certainly never knew about the tactics employed in the operation and it is my understanding that the former United States Attorney for the District of Arizona and the former Acting Director and Deputy Director of ATF have told Congress that they, themselves, were unaware of the tactics employed. I understand that they have also told Congress that they never briefed me or other Department leadership on the misguided tactics that were used in Fast and Furious. Of course, that is not surprising for, as Chairman Issa made clear in an interview on CNN just this week, even the former Acting Director of ATF "has said he didn't know about" the tactics being used in the field by his agency.
In the past few days, some have pointed to documents that we provided to Congress as evidence that I was familiar with Fast and Furious earlier than I have testified. That simply is not the case and those suggestions mischaracterize the process by which I receive information concerning the activities of the Department's many components. On a weekly basis, my office typically receives over a hundred pages of so-called "weekly reports" that, while addressed to me, actually are provided to and reviewed by members of my staff and the staff of the Office of the Deputy Attorney General. The weekly reports contain short summaries of matters that the agencies deem of interest that week. Sometimes, the summaries are simply a sentence-long and other times they consist of a paragraph. In some cases, the summaries are of policy-related issues or upcoming events. In other cases, the summaries are brief, highlevel reviews of pending matters or investigations. It is important to look at the documents supposedly at issue here and, for that reason, I have attached them to this letter and am making them public in the form they previously were provided by us to Congress. Please note that none of these summaries say anything about the unacceptable tactics employed by ATF.
Attorneys in my office and in the Office of the Deputy Attorney General review these weekly reports and bring to my attention only those matters deemed to require my consideration or action; given the volume of material to which I must devote my attention, I do not and cannot read them cover-tocover. Here, no issues concerning Fast and Furious were brought to my attention because the information presented in the reports did not suggest a problem. Rather, the entries suggest active law enforcement action being taken to combat a firearms-trafficking organization that was moving weapons to Mexico. For example, the ATF weekly report for July 19-23,20 10 briefly described the seizure in Phoenix of 73 firearms and 250 AK-47 drum magazines from a local business as part of Operation Fast and Furious, again with no mention of any unacceptable tactics.
If a component of the Department has concerns about a particular matter, there are established avenues for raising them with my office or that of the Deputy Attorney General and a weekly report is not one of them. As Attorney General, I am not and cannot be familiar with the operational details of any particular investigation being conducted in an ATF field office unless those details are brought to my attention. That did not happen with Fast and Furious until the public controversy arose in 201 1. Senator Grassley has suggested that I was aware of Operation Fast and Furious from letters he provided to me on or about January 3 1,2011 that were addressed to the former Acting Director of ATF. However, those letters referred only to an ATF umbrella initiative on the Southwest Border that started under the prior Administration — Project Gunrunner — and not to Operation Fast and Furious. To be sure, during 2010 I knew generally that ATF was conducting gun trafficking operations along the Southwest Border and elsewhere in the country since that is a core part of its mission given the large number of firearms flowing to Mexico each year from the United States. I also was aware of the existence of Project Gunrunner. More specifically, however, I now understand some senior officials within the Department were aware at the time that there was an operation called Fast and Furious although they were not advised of the unacceptable operational tactics being used in it. For example, I understand that we have provided to Congress materials from a March 2010 monthly meeting between the then-Acting Deputy Attorney General and senior ATF officials that included discussion of Fast and Furious. That meeting, of course, occurred shortly before Chairman Issa received his own briefing regarding Fast and Furious from some of the same ATF officials. I am aware that Chairman Issa has said that he was not briefed on the unacceptable details of Fast and Furious. Like Chairman Issa, the then- Acting Deputy Attorney General was not told of the unacceptable tactics employed in the operation in his regular monthly meetings with ATF to discuss its activities throughout the United States and abroad.
C. Congress Has Failed to Consider Whether Additional Tools Are Needed to Stem the Flow of Guns into Mexico
ATF witnesses testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform that the agency's ability to stem the flow of guns from the United States into Mexico is severely impaired by a lack of effective law enforcement tools. For example, a number of witnesses indicated that current penalties for illegal straw purchases are inadequate to deter such activity or to induce cooperation with law enforcement authorities after a violation is detected. Likewise, the lack of reporting requirements for multiple long gun purchases in a short period of time hindered law enforcement efforts to combat gun trafficking. Yet, the House of Representatives has voted to block a rule that requires such reporting on the Southwest Border.
As I have said, the fact that even a single gun was not interdicted in this operation and found its way to Mexico is unacceptable. Equally unacceptable, however, is the fact that too many in Congress are opposed to any discussion of fixing loopholes in our laws that facilitate the staggering flow of guns each year across our border to the south. I cannot help but note that at the same time that some members of Congress understandably criticize the Fast and Furious operation, they vehemently refuse to consider whether ATF has the resources and legal tools it needs to do its job — tools that would be entirely consistent with the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
A telling moment in this regard came during one of the Fast and Furious hearings held by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform when Representative Maloney sought to question an ATF witness about potential reforms to our laws that would help stem the flow of illegal weapons. Representative Maloney was cut-off in mid-sentence by Chairman Issa, who then "cautioned" the witness that it would not be "valid testimony" to respond to such questions because the Committee was not interested in "proposed legislation and the like[.]" While failing to interdict weapons is an unacceptable tactic to stop the flow of illegal weapons, it seems clear that some in Congress are more interested in using this regrettable incident to score political points than in addressing the underlying problem. Even in the face of an unprecedented flow of guns across the border, too many in Congress still oppose every effort to reform our gun laws in ways that would make the United States and our Mexican neighbors safer.
Until we move beyond the current political climate — where real solutions take a back seat to both political posturing and making headlines on cable news programs, and is deemed more important than actually solving our country's difficult challenges — nothing is going to change. I hope we can engage in a more responsible dialogue on this subject in the future. There is much we all need to do together to stop gun violence on both sides of the border and make our Nation safer.
Eric H. Holder, Jr.
Here is his letter:
October 9, 2011
Dear Attorney General Holder:
From the beginning of the congressional investigation into Operation Fast and Furious, the Department of Justice has offered a roving set of ever-changing explanations to justify its involvement in this reckless and deadly program. These defenses have been aimed at undermining the investigation. From the start, the Department insisted that no wrongdoing had occurred and asked Senator Grassley and me to defer our oversight responsibilities over its concerns about our purported interference with its ongoing criminal investigations. Additionally, the Department steadfastly insisted that gunwalking did not occur.
Once documentary and testimonial evidence strongly contradicted these claims, the Department attempted to limit the fallout from Fast and Furious to the Phoenix Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). When that effort also proved unsuccessful, the Department next argued that Fast and Furious resided only within ATF itself, before eventually also assigning blame to the U.S. Attorneys Office in Arizona. All of these efforts were designed to circle the wagons around DOJ and its political appointees.
To that end, just last month, you claimed that Fast and Furious did not reach the upper levels of the Justice Department. Documents discovered through the course of the investigation, however, have proved each and every one of these claims advanced by the Department to be untrue. It appears your latest defense has reached a new low. Incredibly, in your letter from Friday you now claim that you were unaware of Fast and Furious because your staff failed to inform you of information contained in memos that were specifically addressed to you. At best, this indicates negligence and incompetence in your duties as Attorney General. At worst, it places your credibility into serious doubt.
Following the Committees issuance of a subpoena over six months ago, I strongly believed that the Department would fully cooperate with Congress and support this investigation with all the means at its disposal. The American people deserve no less. Unfortunately, the Departments cooperation to date has been minimal. Hundreds of pages of documents that have been produced to my Committee are duplicative, and hundreds more contain substantial redactions, rendering them virtually worthless. The Department has actively engaged in retaliation against multiple whistleblowers, and has, on numerous occasions, attempted to disseminate false and misleading information to the press in an attempt to discredit this investigation.
Your letter dated October 7 is deeply disappointing. Instead of pledging all necessary resources to assist the congressional investigation in discovering the truth behind the fundamentally flawed Operation Fast and Furious, your letter instead did little but obfuscate, shift blame, berate, and attempt to change the topic away from the Departments responsibility in the creation, implementation, and authorization of this reckless program. You claim that, after months of silence, you must now address these issues over Fast and Furious because of the harmful discourse of the past few days. Yet, the only major development of these past few days has been the release of multiple documents showing that you and your senior staff had been briefed, on numerous occasions, about Fast and Furious.
The Mexican Cartels
A month after you became Attorney General, you spoke of the danger of the Mexican drug cartels, and the Sinaloa cartel in particular. The cartels, you said, are lucrative, they are violent, and they are operated with stunning planning and precision. You promised that under your leadership these cartels will be destroyed. You vowed that the Department of Justice would continue to work with [its] counterparts in Mexico, through information sharing, training and mutual cooperation to jointly fight these cartels, both in Mexico and the United States.
Under your leadership, however, Operation Fast and Furious has proven these promises hollow. According to one agent, Operation Fast and Furious armed the cartel. It is disgusting. Fast and Furious simply served as a convenient means for dangerous cartels to acquire upwards of 2,000 assault-style weapons. On top of that, the Government of Mexico was not informed about Fast and Furious. In fact, DOJ and ATF officials actively engaged in hiding information about Fast and Furious from not only Mexican officials, but also U.S. law enforcement officials operating in Mexico for fear that they would inform their Mexican counterparts. This strategy is inapposite and contradicts the promises you made to the American people.
Your September 7, 2011 Statement
On September 7, 2011, you said that [t]he notion that [Fast and Furious] reaches into the upper levels of the Justice Department is something that at this point I don't think is supported by the facts and I think once we examine it and once the facts are revealed we'll see that's not the case. Unfortunately, the facts directly contradict this statement.
Lanny Breuer, the Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, clearly a member of the Departments senior leadership, knew about Fast and Furious as early as March 2010. In fact, I have learned that the amount of detail shared with Breuers top deputies about Fast and Furious is simply astounding.
For example, Manuel Celis-Acosta was the biggest fish of the straw purchasing ring in Phoenix. From the time the investigation started in September 2009 until March 15, 2010, Manuel Celis-Acosta acquired at least 852 firearms valued at around $500,000 through straw purchasers. Yet in 2009, Celis-Acosta reported an Arizona taxable income of only $15,475. Between September 2009 and late January 2010, 139 of these firearms were recovered, 81 in Mexico alone. Some of these firearms were recovered less than 24 hours after they were bought.
This information, and hundreds of pages worth of additional information, was included in highly detailed wiretap applications sent for authorization to Breuers top deputies. It is my understanding, the Department applied to the United States District Court for the District of Arizona for numerous wire taps from March 2010 to July 2010. These wire tap applications were reviewed and approved by several Deputy Assistant Attorney Generals, including Kenneth A. Blanco, John C. Keeney, and Jason M. Weinstein. Breuers top deputies approved these wiretap applications to be used against individuals associated with the known drug cartels. As I understand it, the wire tap applications contain rich detail of the reckless operational tactics being employed by your agents in Phoenix. Although Breuer and his top deputies were informed of the operational details and tactics of Fast and Furious, they did nothing to stop the program. In fact, on a trip to Mexico Breuer trumpeted Fast and Furious as a promising investigation.
Gary Grindler, the then-Deputy Attorney General and currently your Chief of Staff, received an extremely detailed briefing on Operation Fast and Furious on March 12, 2010. In this briefing, Grindler learned such minutiae as the number of times that Uriel Patino, a straw purchaser on food stamps who ultimately acquired 720 firearms, went in to a cooperating gun store and the amount of guns that he had bought. When former Acting ATF Director Ken Melson, a career federal prosecutor, learned similar information, he became sick to his stomach:
"I had pulled out all Patino's — and ROIs is, I'm sorry, report of investigation — and you know, my stomach being in knots reading the number of times he went in and the amount of guns that he bought. Transcribed interview of Acting ATF Director Kenneth Melson at 42".
At the time of his briefing in March of last year, Grindler knew that Patino had purchased 313 weapons and paid for all of them in cash. Unlike Melson, Grindler clearly saw nothing wrong with this. If Grindler had had the sense to shut this investigation down right then, he could have prevented the purchase of an additional 407 weapons by Patino alone. Instead, Grindler did nothing to stop the program.
Following this briefing, it is clear that Grindler did one of two things. Either, he alerted you to the name and operational details of Fast and Furious, in which case your May 3, 2011 testimony in front of Congress was false; or, he failed to inform you of the name and the operational details of Fast and Furious, in which case Grindler engaged in gross dereliction of his duties as Acting Deputy Attorney General. It is fair to infer from the fact that Grindler remains as your Chief of Staff that he did not engage in gross dereliction of his duties and told you about the program as far back as March of 2010.
In the summer of 2010, at the latest, you were undoubtedly informed about Fast and Furious. On at least five occasions you were told of the connection between Fast and Furious and a specific Mexican cartel the very cartel that you had vowed to destroy. You were informed that Manuel Celis-Acosta and his straw purchasers were responsible for the purchase of 1,500 firearms that were then supplied to Mexican drug trafficking cartels. Yet, you did nothing to stop this program.
You failed to own up to your responsibility to safeguard the American public by hiding behind [a]ttorneys in [your] office and the Office of the Deputy Attorney General, who you now claim did not bring this information to your attention. Holder Letter, supra note 1. As a result of your failure to act on these memos sent to you, nearly 500 additional firearms were purchased under Fast and Furious.
The facts simply do not support any claim that Fast and Furious did not reach the highest levels of the Justice Department. Actually, Fast and Furious did reach the ultimate authority in the Department you.
Your May 3, 2011 Statement
On May 3, 2011, I asked you directly when you first knew about the operation known as Fast and Furious. You responded directly, and to the point, that you werent sure of the exact date, but [you] probably heard about Fast and Furious for the first time over the last few weeks. This statement, made before Congress, has proven to be patently untrue. Documents released by the Department just last week showed that you received at least seven memos about Fast and Furious starting as early as July 2010.
In your letter Friday, you blamed your staff for failing to inform you about Operation Fast and Furious when they reviewed the memos sent to you last summer. Your staff, therefore, was certainly aware of Fast and Furious over a year ago. Lanny Breuer was aware of Fast and Furious as early as March 2010, and Gary Grindler was also aware of Fast and Furious as early as March 2010. Given this frequency of high level involvement with Fast and Furious as much as a year prior to your May 3, 2011 testimony, it simply is not believable that you were not briefed on Fast and Furious until a few weeks before your testimony. At the very least, you should have known about Fast and Furious well before then. The current paper trail, which will only grow more robust as additional documents are discovered, creates the strong perception that your statement in front of Congress was less than truthful.
The February 4, 2011 Letter
Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of this intransigence is that the Department of Justice has been lying to Congress ever since the inquiry into Fast and Furious began. On February 4, 2011, Assistant Attorney General Ronald Weich wrote that ATF makes every effort to interdict weapons that have been purchased illegally and prevent their transport into Mexico. This letter, vetted by both the senior ranks of ATF as well as the Office of the Deputy Attorney General, is a flat-out lie.
As we understand it, in March 2010, top deputies to Lanny Breuer were informed that law enforcement officers intercepted calls that demonstrated that Manuel Celis-Acosta was conspiring to purchase and transport firearms for the purpose of trafficking the firearms from the United States into Mexico. Not only was ATF aware of this information, but so was the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This information was shared with the Criminal Division. All of these organizations are components of the Department of Justice, and they were all aware of the illegal purchase of firearms and their eventual transportation into Mexico.
These firearms were not interdicted. They were not stopped. Your agents allowed these firearms purchases to continue, sometimes even monitoring them in person, and within days some of these weapons were being recovered in Mexico. Despite widespread knowledge within its senior ranks that this practice was occurring, when asked on numerous occasions about the veracity of this letter, the Department has shockingly continued to stand by its false statement of February 4, 2011.
Mr. Attorney General, you have made numerous statements about Fast and Furious that have eventually been proven to be untrue. Your lack of trustworthiness while speaking about Fast and Furious has called into question your overall credibility as Attorney General. The time for deflecting blame and obstructing our investigation is over. The time has come for you to come clean to the American public about what you knew about Fast and Furious, when you knew it, and who is going to be held accountable for failing to shut down a program that has already had deadly consequences, and will likely cause more casualties for years to come.
Operation Fast and Furious was the Departments most significant gun trafficking case. It related to two of your major initiatives destroying the Mexican cartels and reducing gun violence on both sides of the border. On your watch, it went spectacularly wrong. Whether you realize yet or not, you own Fast and Furious. It is your responsibility.
Sincerely, Darrell Issa Chairman House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
Some of the agents involved and others have indicated that the root goal of this program was actually to create gun violence in the hopes of enacting more stringent gun laws, particularly against gun stores. That has yet to be proven.
In any case, this program which reaches to the top of the Department of Justice, also has tentacles that reach directly into the White House. One of the people directing the operation apparently communicated with and reported the progress of the program to one of Obama's National Security team directly within the whitehouse.
Some links regarding Fast and Furious:
Fast and Furious a Catostrophic Disaster
Congressional Report Slams ATF's Operation Fast and Furious
Eric Holder must explain Fast and Furious
BATF Officials implicated in Operation Fast and Furipous
How Mexican killers got guns from Fast and Furious
BATF Chief Replaced after inquiry into Fast and Furious
Gunrunning Timeline: DOJ's Operation Fast and Furious
Guns from Fast and Furious found at MExican crime scene
Guns from Fast and Furious found in El Paso
New Document Show Attorney General Eric Holder knew of Fast and Furious
Calls mount for Attorney Generral Holder's Resignation>
That our own government could so wrecklessly arm abject criminals and enemies of thois nation, and then not adequately track those weapons or retrieve them before they were used, and that these issues led directly to American deaths is wreckless endagerment at best, conspiracy to commit crimes, and/or manslaughter and murder at worst. There must be acocuntability for this travesty.
They did not count on the Tea Party and the 2010 elections electing a GOP controlled House that is working to hold them accountable.
I actually hope one of two things.
Subpoena issued for Holder this afternoon.
Or should I say "Issa'ed" for Holder.
FYI...some more documentation on this travesty.
Now we find out about this teror attack plot on the Saudi Prince, Hmmm...where this guy thought he was contacting a Mexican Drug Cartel to help him in this operation.
I wonder if he was going to have them use weapons our government supplied the cartels as a part of Fast and Furious in the attack.
Seems too coincidental to me. Ears ought to be pricking up baout this.
God bless you Jeff!
Excellent post.
What needs to be stressed to our elected officials is that jail time for the parties involved is not enough. A transgression against the People and the Constitution has taken place and a legislative punishment must occur.
All of the gun laws that enabled this to happen must be repealed. The sporting purpose clause of the 1968 GCA, all technical restrictions on firearms such as the importation restrictions, any and all bans including the Hughes Amendment, any and all Governmental exemptions from firearms restrictions, and any and all registration laws and initiatives including the 1934 NFA must all be eliminated.
If our Government cannot or will not do this, it should be considered Treason on their part. Why? They have actively engaged in conspiracy to violate the Civil Rights of American citizens, conspiracy to subvert the Constitution of the United States, conspiracy to commit acts of war against a neighboring nation without cause, conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to cover up alleged crimes, perjury, violations of numerous Federal laws including sections of firearms law in 921 and 922, violations of ITAR, unlawful export of small arms to known criminal cartels, etc. If they do not move to ensure this cannot occur again, they have topped it off with conspiracy to commit Treason, and this falls even onto the shoulders of our elected officials if they fail to rectify the matter by repealing BAD laws.
That press conference was pathetic. Some should have thrown a shoe at Stedman
Congressional Investigators to Subpoena Holder over Fast and Furious
I heard on the news that this Iranian operative was apprehended in September. Apparently Justice was keeping it quiet because the guy had accomplices that are still at large. I wonder about the timing.
The Obama administration is literally arming our enemies and using our own law enforcement agencies to do so. Now, as the noose tightens, they are trying to lay blame, color the truth, and avoid responsibility for their dispicable acts.
Should be on billboards everywhere. That is probably the most succinct summary of this issue I have seen. It needs to be repeated. We (all FReepers) need to write to our reps and include that line in huge, bold, italics.
Thank you.
2012 cannot come quickly enough...but given these types of actions, I would put nothing past these people to try and avoid defeat and hold on to power.
We must work hard to get our candidates elected...but also be on our guard every minute.
God's speed.
That's what it will take and there has not been a better opportunity in my life time (55 years) to do so.
These criminals and enemies cannot figure out the simplicity of the Tea Party any more than King George could. 2010 took them by surprise...but they still cannot explain it or connect the dots. I pray 2012 will be a huge doubling down...then, as Andy Jackson was quoted as saying,, we can "route the vipers out!"
Excellent article, Jeff. Hope all is well with you.
Tyrant's GunWalking AG:
"You are nothing but powerless crackers.
Your laws mean NOTHING at our DOJ.
We piss on your Constitution, too."
Just imagine the reaction if the Canadian(or any other) government funneled weapons to criminals inside the US where they were eventually used to murder people. It can only be considered as an act of terrorism at least, or an act of war at the worst. It amazes me that the Mexican "government" aren't up in arms over this. Their lack of outrage may indicate they were either in on it, or gave the ATF permission to do it.
No matter what happened. The fact that one of our agents ended up dead because of this, HEADS SHOULD ROLL. If this isn't an impeachable offense, I don't know what the hell is. This is certainly FAR ...FAR worse than Watergate or lying under oath.
The worst part of this to me is their motivation. This was all done for politics, in their hopes to get some leverage on gun control. Pathetic! If they would go to these lengths over the gun control issue, you can only wonder how low they would go on more significant issues to them.
Excellent analysis, Jeff.
But as you will see - F&F was necessary to keep that Saudi diplomat from being murdered by crazy Iranians.
So it was totally worth it, right?
Nicely done, Jeff.
Allow me to stir the pot.
I see treason writ large. This is one of many instances of treason by the rat party bureaucrats, politicians and judges, It's also my belief that if we don't hold these fascist traitors accountable, they will one day try to murder millions of Americans.
We need to do two things:
1) Declare the democrat party a seditious organization and arrest its leaders as traitors, try them and if found guilty apply the necessary punishment.
2) Declare California a state in insurrection. Then remove the federal franchise from CA citizens, and refuse to seat its congressional delegation. Appoint a military governor to clean out that snake's nest of communists. We have precedence for all of the above in the 19th century Reconstruction acts. That state is a witches cauldron of thieves, fascists and communists ruling over brainwashed, brainless sheep, with the minority of patriots excluded, of course.
Doing these two things will prevent the imminent second civil war.
Obama has said as much:
Gun owners are not happy right now at all. What scares me is the openness of discussion concerning "what is going to happen" and by whom it is being discussed.
Congress better wake up fast and move hard on this stuff. I fear that someone may have a moment of indiscretion and do the wrong thing at the wrong time. Our nation has been stretched to the limit on enduring corruption and falsehood by our elected officials. Something is going to break and when it does, it's going to break very hard and my fear is a lot of innocent people are going to be hurt or suffer because of it.
As you say, 2012 is going to be a major tell tale for our country. I pray that God will guide us along the right path.
I pray God it is so...there has not been a better opportunity, IMHO, in my lifetime now spanning 55 years.
If we can do this, then we will have the power...and most importantly, the people in place with the will to do so, and the backing of the people.
it may well get ugly. The rats are already trying to sow seeds of what I believe they hope will be massive upheaval and protests to try and either cow the change, or to prevent it if they can make it bad enough.
There are groups of people beholden to the DNC and their powermonge5rs who I expect will not accept a change back to individual responsibility and the laws that ensure it. but that is what must be done.
2012 will be a bell weather year for our Republic, among the most important of its history...and also fraught with great danger.
I pray God, again, that we have the will and fortitude to grasp the till tightly, and hold on to it until the field of entitlement, marxism, redistribution, anti-constitution, and sappers within is completely turned under.
If the people allow another globalist like Bush on the GOP ticket "against" Obama, nothing will change.
The republican congress of the 90s did not hold Clinton accountable for his crimes, and Bush did nothing to clean up the corruption.
If Clinton's criminal cartel had been dealt with, we would not be dealing with garbage like Holder in office now.
This is why "anyone but Obama" is totally uancceptable for president if we want to save our republic.
Now, I am not for Herman Cain and believe of the top contendors, right now he is the best GOP choice.
We shall see what the debates and primaroies bring.
AG Holder dodges & ignores questions on Fast & Furious
I am doing as best as could be expected...in fact better than expected given the nature of my condition and operations, rehab, etc. A merciful Father in Heaven and Savior have been more than merciful and extended many tender mercies to me and mine.
In the mean time...I keep trying to get the word out, as best I can, about our Republic and the fundamental principles it is based upon...and about our reliance on our Savior and His atonement in our individual lives, as well as His teachings which form the basis for those fundamental principles.
God's speed, and agin, thanks you.
I take him at his word, "...it seems clear that some in Congress are more interested in using this regrettable incident to score political points than in addressing the underlying problem. Even in the face of an unprecedented flow of guns across the border, too many in Congress still oppose every effort to reform our gun laws in ways that would make the United States and our Mexican neighbors safer."
This indicates the desire to "reform" gun laws. I have not yet received any evidence of a method or effort to trace the guns or the criminals. There seems to have been no element in the program beyond getting the guns into criminals' hands in Mexico. There was nothing planned after that would happen. Has anyone else discovered any plans to recover the guns or stop the criminals? Was this entirely about creating force for more gun laws in the US? It now seems clear that it was.
I believe that was rpecisely what it was about. It is my understanding that some of the agents have alluded to the same. but Holder's own efforts are a clear indication as to what his desired outcome is.
I think your thread might start getting some views now. I hope so, it's a good article.
I hope more and more people see what kind of abject travesty and mostrocity this has been and how complicit the Attorney General is in it, and determined he is to defelct the light of day on it.
Sorry for any double pings...but the details of this Fast and Furious monstrocity need to spread all over the country. Please pass it on.
The most used keyword since this story broke last Dec. is 'gunwalker.' At the bare minimum 'banglist' should be put in because, I suspect, most people find this subject using that keyword. It is unusual for any thread about F&F/gunwalker to be up for three hours and only have 29 posts so I know you could have done better view-wise.
In addition to 'gunwalker' and 'banglist' I added 'castaway' 'gunrunner' 'atf' and a string of others relevant to the subject. I guess I'm a fanatic about keywords but they work better than word searches for finding old articles or simply finding an article on a subject you're interested in that is a few hours old and buried in a long list on "latest posts." But they only work if they are relevant, spelled correctly and actually added. I hope my hunch is right and more FReepers find this thread. :-)
Thanks again... and a great lesson for all freepers on the use of those keywords!
Hopefully it will help spread more information about what has been going on.
Hard to believe we have an administration that is actively arming enemies of this nation, and IMHO doing so in the hopes they will commit mayhem so that that same administration can then try and pass more gun laws on the law abiding citizens.
Actually given Holder's and Obama's background and history...it is not so unbelievable...more unbelievable that they were elected and appointed.
But the election of 2010 was a signature election (and hopefully, prayer up...that 2012 will even be more so) and thus we now have a House of Reps who will not look the other way. Can you imagine how much worse this would have gotten?
Again...thanks so much for your help.
Not a problem, Jeff. I want people to keep up on this and I also want to strengthen FR's archiving potential. The keyword function here is unique, thanks to John Robinson, and it has more power than search engines if it is used and used well.
Can you imagine how much worse this would have gotten?
I shudder to think about that.
Chicago pols used to work with the (Chicago) Syndicate (mob) years ago ... a tradition of sorts... Maybe Holder WAS intentionally arming Drug Cartels - in exchange for... what?
Sorry for nothing. I have been telling all who will listen. My hack congress POS doesn't care, these are all Rats after all,
Thanks Jeff! Hope you are well!
If this isn't enough to bring down not only Holder, but also obammy—I can't think of anything else that would have the gravity and far reaching consequences that this does.
There is no way IMO that this didn't go all the way to the top of the present administration, and because of this action, America, and particularly us along the Mexican border are in grave danger.
The purpose of all of this, of course, is to get us to sign on to the UN gun ban.
(Ain't gonna happen.........)
I heard earlier today about the alleged Iranian assassination plot on foreign dignitaries here in the States. I thought how convenient a distraction for Holder.
Thanks for the ping!
Thank you Jeff. The next 13 months are going to be so very critical. Our country is at risk. The rats have to be watched very, very carefully. Holder is just one of many that are so dangerous.
For whatever it's worth, I've been covering this criminal conspiracy at our Canadian Sister Site:
Mexico's Gun Supply and the 90 Percent Myth
To quote my own evil self?
Having worked in every organization from blue collar to white collar, I can tell you this:
The Boss Man sets the level of corruption.
A good one won't tolerate any. A bad one? Lets it ride and hopes his underlings don't get caught.
Wow...I am so encouraged by your strength and determination. You don't know me, of course, but I remember you from the Klamath Falls fight years ago. You informed and inspired me then too (not to mention you gave this Brooklyn woman who is constantly surrounded by religious-like environmentalist zealots some concrete data to use in discussions about the unintended negative results of the radical environmental movement on our country). I am so happy that you are in such better health. Enjoy your grandkids as I enjoy mine and keep the faith.
You and your "staff of attorneys" need to have the book thrown at your Socialist posteriors, Eric.
It's your manure pie, eat it!
Great work as always, Jeff! Thanks for the ping.
Self ping for later careful read.
Very good presentation of this whole sordid deal, Jeff-—
Unfortunately, Holder is just too busy to come to the House to testify. Saving us from Iranian terror plots. Like the one announced yesterday — except that this terror plot was exposed last January. That's January, 2011, according to analyst COL Hunt. Holder waited nine months to announce it. Just in time to be too busy to come to Congress and perjure himself.
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Smith's Astral Ships clock
How can I identify the age of a Smith's Astral 6" possibly a model 6123 ship's clock? Is there any literature available? Graham
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How can I identify the age of a Smith's Astral 6" possibly a model 6123 ship's clock? Is there any literature available? Graham
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Please take a look at the message titled; Smiths Clocks. Smiths English Clocks. Smith Group on this message board. I've asked the same question. Richard
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Jul 2016 - $45.00
Fortunately I live about 8 miles from this great park and take the grandkids there as much as possible, usually 2 or more times a year. Over the last 15 months or so the CG has been closed more than open due to lake flooding (lake went from 15' under full to 25' over pool in about a week and re-flooded 2x since then). Being a city park, much of the staff are volunteers and do a fantastic job. I rated the park at a 10 because of what it always has been and will be again. Parts of the park are still closed, the kids playground has been determined to be unsafe so it is closed until new sand and equipment can be brought in. I didn't rate cleanliness because the restrooms were still closed for repair. Didn't mater though as full hookup utilities work fine. Will be there again next week. Most sites are reasonably level but some are on heavy grades. The staff usually tries to keep them for 5th wheels that can tolerate it better than a MH. The rest of the sites have some slope by design... when it rains it pours! You can do anything you want from this park. It is in the middle of the City of Grapevine, but you don't really know that in the park. It is located about 1/2 way between Dallas and Ft. Worth at the north end of DFW airport. In the summer they usually have family / kid's activities on Friday & Saturday night. This can be a magic show, outdoor movie, fireside stories, marshmallow roast, etc. Understand though, these are not going to resume until the park is fully open, target date of Sept - Oct 2016. - OpaS
Jun 2016 - $45.00
The Vineyards is an excellent park that has the possibility of being outstanding. Only part of one section of the park was open during our stay due to flooding. Of the section that was open, there was only one level place (right past the store) to disconnect your toad. (There may be other places once the flood waters recede.) All hookups worked and were well-placed with no extensions needed. My only real complaint about this park is how unlevel the sites are. Even the renovated sites where they have poured concrete are unlevel, with the exception of 6 or 7 of them. We were in one of the semi-level sites and only needed one set of 1.5" boards on the back. Most motorhomes we saw had at least one tire off the ground. I don't understand the concept of spending money to pour new concrete and not leveling the site. Some of the concrete sites had a 6" slope from front to back. Beyond this, I have no complaints. The park hosts were friendly and helpful. The park is conveniently located with many things to do right in Grapevine. The restrooms were clean, though there was no shower curtain. We stayed 5 nights in June and it was always quiet and peaceful. - dad2aprincess
Apr 2015 - $65.00
We stayed in gold site 85, backup, overlooking lake. This would have been worth it if we could have driven in, because the view out of the windshield was the road. This site also has afternoon sun. A silver pull through like site 78 has a better view as well as afternoon shade provided by the shadow of your motorhome. Some sites appeared not level as coaches had the front tires off the ground. Pretty grounds, friendly and helpful host, great location with excellent restaurants. We will return. - Travel Well
Carrollton, Texas (map) | (972) 242-6808
Sites: 275 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 47 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $44.00
This "RV Resort" is nothing but a run-down parking lot. Probably 95% of the sites are occupied by people that live there year round and let their junk pile up around their rigs. The sites are basically gravel and broken up concrete and are so close together that I doubt that you will be able to put out an awning. I would only stay here again in an emergency. This place is shameful. - User3573
Feb 2016 - $30.00
We stayed at this park for two weeks. First off, park has long term residents, who have trash and personal items all over and under their travel trailers. Sites are way too close together and navigating the roads and backing in is impossible. Sites are very unleveled and the sewer hookups are far away from where you park. Out of necessity we were going to make reservation there again due to another park being closed when we said we had two adults and a puppy 8wks old, they asked what breed, we replied chow shepard mix, the told us we could no longer stay there due to our dog being a aggressive breed. 8wk old puppy! Dog friendly?? I think not. - Gypsymama22
Nov 2015 - $36.00
The major benefit to this park is its location - convenient to get to Dallas and the northern suburbs. The sites are very close together. On this stay, we were near the front of the park (site 107), and found it to be much preferable to sites further back - primarily because the roads in the back half of the RV park have quite a lot of slope to them. The roads near the front are not so sloping and there isn't a large slope to the sites. - pattic777
Lewisville, Texas (map) | (972) 219-3742
Sites: 119 | Latest Rate: $9.00 | 36 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $9.00
This is the second time we have stayed here while visiting friends in the area. It is a nice park and very convenient for us. Water and 50 amp electric, no cable, dump station and GREAT wifi. We arrived in a rainstorm. The roadway within the park is horrible, full of pot holes. We were in the front and didn't have to drive it, but it really needs some work. Front gate is locked at 11:00 and there is no way to get in. We would stay here again because of convenience and cost. Rate is based on Senior discount. - Sally Chew
Apr 2016 - $8.00
We made a last minute reservation because the park where we usually stay when visiting our son was closed because of flooding. There were 50 amp sites open but we were told that even though our RV is 50 amp, we could not have one because we did not have two air conditioners. There were no 30 amp spots open but we were given an "emergency" spot. The roads were full of potholes and narrow to get to our site. There had been a lot of rain and the gravel part of our site was very narrow with a tree on one side so we had to have one set of wheels in the mud. We had to put boards under the tires to keep from sinking. The RV next to us was very close. It was in bad shape and looked like it had been there for a long time with a lot of "stuff" around it. We would stay there again due to the closeness of our son's home. We are still trying to figure out the 50 amp policy. That was a first for us. The weather was cool so no AC was needed, yet no exceptions to the rule. I do have to add that once we got maneuvered into place, it was a nice spot on the corner with a good view of the lake. - MaryVT
Feb 2016 - $16.00
We have stayed at this camp site for a few years now. Always loved it felt like home. But as of recently park has gone down hill. Laundry facilities are always out of order, one out of the four washers is always out of order even dryers dont dry clothes. Bathrooms and showers are filthy, used razors laying around. Now on to the biggest thing, transients! Drunk dirty homeless people wandering in harassing rv'ers trying to get into the bathroom facilities. Hanging out at all times of the night. Asking to use your restroom in your RV. Doesnt feel safe anymore. Also may patrons living in vans with personal property laying all over the outside. This all makes me sad since this place used to be great. The city meeds to put some real money and time into this site. - Gypsymama22
13001 Cleveland Gibbs Rd Roanoke, Texas 76262 (map) | (817) 430-3303
Sites: 185 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 28 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $45.00
Stayed for three nights while visiting friends in the area. A very nice park. Nice layout, friendly staff, nice sites, good utilities, free wifi (slow, as usual), very clean laundry facilities, quiet. Staff said that 80-90% of sites are long-termers who are working in the area. However, all rigs and sites are clean and well kept.
The only downside to this place is a temporary one and it is the reason for only rating it an 8. The entrance road passes by a large new complex of tilt-up industrial buildings. Due to the construction, the entrance road for the park includes about 1/4 mile of dirt/gravel/busted asphalt. It was very rough and muddy due to rains during our visit. I think everyone is hoping that it will be fixed and improved as the construction winds down. But no indication when that will be.
The park is less than a mile from the Texas Motor Speedway and would be a great place to stay if in the area. I understand it is also close to the Amazon distribution center, but does not participate in the Camperforce program.
We would recommend it and would stay there again if in the area. - FireFlyer
Feb 2016 - $34.00
Very clean. I like the bathrooms all in one. Great for our stay of 2 nights. They are redoing the entrance road to the park, will be great when it is done. - fulltimers2006
Feb 2016 - $36.00
Having stayed there before, it was acceptable, but this time, gosh!
There is a real problem with a park taking your reservations, charging your card, and Not telling you their entrance road was closed! When we got there they said we had to take our 44 foot RV and toad through a parking lot, on a gravel road with low hanging branches, etc. and wouldn't think about giving us a refund ! - JohnBoyToo
Highland Village, Texas (map) | (940) 455-2228
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $30.00
This park was a Jeckyl/Hyde for us. Power was solid, ran two A/C's, fridge on electric and water heater on electric during daytime temps hitting 100 deg without any voltage dips. Our site was at least a 90' long pull-thru. Park staff goes out of their way to be friendly.
That was the Jeckyl part, now for the Hyde. This place is covered over with RV-clawing trees. My 5th wheel is a little taller than average at 13'6" but some of the limbs I had to dodge were at least two feet below my roof-line. Interior roads are paved but very narrow and they allow campers to park their cars and trucks off the edge of the road. Getting past those vehicles is like threading a needle. The trees in my site were so close to my roof that I could not deploy my sat dish or my over the air antenna. But even with the OTA antenna laying flat on the roof I got 40 channels. Almost everything except CBS.
My rate was higher than previous posters because I was a non-resident. This place is definitely a local favorite as evident by the weekend crowds. This is a $25 park, it is not a $35 park. - jperry29
Apr 2016 - $25.00
Pilot Knoll Park campground is a beautiful park on Lewisville Lake. It is operated by the city of Highland Village. Wooded sites and most all are on the lake or have lake views. Sites are $25/night and have 50A electric and water with a central dump station. Back in and pull throughs available. Most sites can accommodate large RV's. Reserve online through the Highland Village website. We were in site 30 (primo site) this trip. We've camped here many times and will return. - drfife
Feb 2016 - $25.00
Great place for a weekend gateway. 5 minutes from town but feels like your away except for airport traffic. Highland Village is a very safe Dallas suburb. So if you are travling through and looking for a safe spot this is a great option. 50 amp electrical and water hookup. Excellent pressure as I had to turn down my regulator. Utilities are dedicated so no sharing a utility pole. No issues running AC. - QFamCA
Lewisville, Texas (map) | (469) 645-9100
Sites: 131 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 41 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $15.00
Great park with large sites and very big rig friendly. Sites very in size and slope so it is a good idea to drive through before you sign in. No septic at the sites but the dump station is close and easy to use. We were run out by heavy rains causing flooding but this is a rare occurrence. Service would have been excellent except that we were not notified of the evacuation until 6 hours after it was decided. Hard to deal with same day evacuation when you learn about it at 4PM! We would return without question! It's an oasis in the city.. - Beech35p
Nov 2015 - $28.00
Great campground close enough to Dallas to visit attractions. The worse part about our stay was the construction on I35E at the turn off for the camp. We also had the wrong address. If we had the correct address, our GPs would have found it. The address is 1201 Point Vista Road in Hickory Creek, Tx. There was no noise from highway, but we were on the airport flight path. The planes slowed down at night. We were in a site with a view of the lake and we saw deer during our stay. - BigR
Nov 2014 - $15.00
Rate is for Senior Pass discount. Wonderful park in a residential area near Dallas. Large sites many with lake view and shade. Partial hookups; water and electric. Good OTA reception; good Verizon cell and MiFi reception. Walmart is within a mile from the park. Stayed nine nights and would return. - Dave51
3545 Lone Star Cir Fort Worth, Texas 76177 (map) | (817) 215-8500
Sites: 90+ | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2013 - $35.00
Went here when the price was reduced for the "off" season. A nice park but we have been to much nicer and far less expensive parks. $65 on season is ridiculous. It is clean and the senior citizen staff attentive. Over priced and nothing special. I believe this city owned park on a Corps of Engineers park takes advantage of its central Dallas/Fort Worth to overcharge customers. - artgpo
Denton, Texas (map) | (940) 497-3353
Sites: 172 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 81 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $37.00
Nice place right off I-35. Construction on highways to get here is awful. The park is very nice. Like a little neighborhood. The spots are nice and pretty roomy. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The little path to get to our site was a little sketchy and needs to be repaved. The pool looked inviting but we didn't use. Nice area to walk pets. - cmiller
Jun 2016 - $37.00
This park is very confusing to get to, made even worse by the fact that it seems all the interstates in and around Dallas are under construction. We got lost, but a phone call to a very nice lady at the park office got us back on the right track. This is an older park, but pretty well maintained. Sites are close but level. We only stayed one night, but would stay here again for a short time. - PatriotParents
Jun 2016 - $37.00
Pros: good shade trees, nice playset, grounds well kept
Cons: jammed in like sardines, railroad ties make it hard to park/set up, rude staff, 24/7 traffic noise, hook ups far apart, no 20 amp service as advertised, traffic in and out of park at all hours, airplane traffic noise, pool was hot (felt like a swamp).
At check in, the receptionist knew our rig length and slides. Our first given site was not big enough. We barely made a loop through it to circle back to office. After explaining to staff, they assigned a premium site which was much more spacious. There are only a few premium sites at this campground. The rest of the park is very tightly arranged. - pokeynpepper
Argyle, Texas 76266 (map) | (940) 648-3573
Sites: 91 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $30.00
OK for overnight only. No cable, no WiFi, no discounts. Very narrow sites. Sign in at adjacent liquor store. Stayed because all the others in the area were full. Would pass on this park in the future. - twocoots
Jul 2013 - $30.00
I pulled into this RV park late in the day in order to avoid an approaching storm. It is conveniently located just off I35W. While it did have nice long, level concrete pull-through sites, the lack of WiFi was a big disappointment for me. There are also a lot of long-term residents in the park, and some of their sites could definitely be a little neater. Lack of restrooms and showers may be a factor to some. I would only likely stop here again if there were no other options. - Phaeton40AH
Dec 2011 - $30.00
This RV park is easy on and off of I-35W but that's the best thing I can say. There's no Wi-Fi, no picnic tables, no showers/restrooms, no laundry and the sites are very tight. Most of the tenants appear to be construction workers, so you can expect lots of diesel pickup truck traffic through the park. This is the only RV park I've ever seen with a 20 mph speed limit, and still no one obeys it. - RockyandBullwinkle
Arlington, Texas (map) | (817) 277-6600
Sites: 170 | Latest Rate: $62.00 | 59 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $62.00
Typical KOA, too much kid stuff, tight spaces, and slightly run down. I had to have them trim a tree so I could extend one of my slides. Way too many permanent residents including trash and personal belongings all over the place. There were three derelict trucks parked by the pool that should not have been there. The access is poor with only the right lane to get in or out and a somewhat steep driveway entrance. I had to use all three lanes to get out. - Dennis_K
Jun 2016 - $39.00
This is a great place. Even though it is in the middle of a very commercial area, it is a lovely, quiet oasis. Paved roads, gravel sites with grass and picnic tables. There are trees by many of the sites. Half of the sites are pull through with additional parking for a car. We stayed here for two weeks and had no problems. Everything was clean and well kept up. About half of the sites looked fairly permanent, but they were also well kept. Our price included a long stay rate. - suerover
Mar 2016 - $18.00
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Loved the dog park as it is separate for large dogs and small dogs. No agility equipment to get in the way of a good run. Location is nice as it is near lots of restaurants and shopping. Wi-Fi worked great!
The monthly section needs to be cleaned up. Some of the sites are quite trashy. Lots of tarps. Many owners allow their dogs to stay outside and bark and try to chase people that walk by. The rules just need to be enforced and the park would be so much better.
Rate reflects daily rate for a monthly rental. - Aspire45


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