Obama’s FDIC, DOJ conspire to bankrupt gunmakers: Govt. report
Jim Kouri
Examiner.com
December 10, 2014
While overshadowed by the release of the Senate’s CIA torture report, the announcement of Attorney General Eric Holder’s racial profiling ban, and the highly anticipated testimony of the “Obamacare architect,” Dr. Jonathan Gruber, before a congressional panel, the House Oversight Committee chairman, Californian Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, released another report that got lost in the shuffle on Monday. A part of the report reveals how President Barack Obama and his minions conspired against companies they disliked such as firearms and ammunition manufacturers with the goal of denying them access to bank loans and capital.
The 21-page report dated Dec. 8, 2015, accuses the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) of conspiring with Attorney General Eric Holder and the Department of Justice (DOJ) of targeting legal U.S. businesses, such as firearms and ammunition companies, that President Barack Obama and other Democrats decided were “morally objectionable.” The report, titled, “Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s (FDIC) Involvement in ‘Operation Choke Point’,” details the cozy relationship between officials with the FDIC and DOJ during what can only be termed a “suspicious government operation to conduct investigations with no probable cause or reasonable suspicion,” according to former police detective and corporate chief of investigations, Tom O’Halleran.
“After reading the report, I practically threw it across my office. When it came to transparency regarding the CIA interrogation techniques during the Bush years or the activities of local police departments the Obama White House and the Democrats in both houses of the Congress are all for being transparent. But when it comes to several incidents that may have involved misconduct, lawlessness and even criminality, suddenly we see claims of executive privilege and stonewalling,” said former police commander Bill Warner.
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