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David Martosko has been a Senior Strategist (and the Director of Research) at Berman and Company since 2001. Berman and Company is a public affairs outlet based in Washington, D.C. In this capacity, David Martosko leads a team among the boutique firm’s staff dedicated to planning strategic campaigns that integrate multimedia and online platforms.
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Over the course of his career, David has testified before both houses of Congress and lectured audiences in many foreign countries. Before coming to Berman and Company, David was a broadcast producer for ABC Radio’s WMAL-AM 630, Washington”s foremost political commentary and talk radio station. Working to bring shows on the air, David Martosko worked on all the logistical aspects of talk radio: securing guests for programs, screening calls, engineering broadcasts, and managing technical audio issues. But mostly, he was known as an adept researcher who could find just about anything on a moment’s notice.
Originally posted by Shoonra
The Fast & Furious scheme was dreamed up and started under Bush Jr., .
It’s important to note that the Bush administration oversaw something similar to Fast and Furious. Called Operation Wide Receiver, it used the common tactic of “controlled delivery,” whereby agents would allow an illegal transaction to take place, closely follow the movements of the arms, and then descend on the culprits. But Fast and Furious is different because it was “uncontrolled delivery,” whereby the criminals were essentially allowed to drop off the map. Perhaps more importantly, Wide Receiver was conducted with the cooperation of the Mexican government. Fast and Furious was not.
The Executive Privilege and the contempt citation come from this: ...
The Fast and Furious operation resulted in thousands of Mexican deaths, but more importantly resulted in the death of an American federal agent.
The hacking group LulzSec, which has taken responsibility for breaching the websites of the CIA and the U.S. Senate, said in a bulletin that it targeted the DPS because LulzSec opposes Senate Bill 1070, a law the Arizona Legislature passed that widened law-enforcement officers' ability to apprehend illegal immigrants. The law is largely on hold pending a review by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The DPS files, posted on LulzSec's website, include personal information about officers and numerous documents ranging from routine alerts from out-of-state police agencies to videos and photos about the hazards of police work and operations of drug gangs. The names of the files are as innocuous as "resume" and "evaluation form" and as provocative as "cartel leader threatens deadly force on U.S. police."
In its Web posting, the group said the files were primarily related to U.S. Border Patrol and counterterrorism operations.
The hackers vowed to release more classified documents each week as a way to embarrass authorities and sabotage their work.
Gov. Jan Brewer was briefed on the situation, but her spokesman referred all questions to the DPS.
Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by jjf3rd77
The amount of ignorance displayed in this post is ASTOUNDING.
Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by jjf3rd77
The amount of ignorance displayed in this post is ASTOUNDING.
It's amazing just how brainwashed people are.
The issue at hand here is NOT race, but rather the failure of Fast & Furious.
Take the blinders off.