BLM Agent Involved In Bundy Ranch Massacre Lied About Being Part Of Special Forces

via: The Sheepdog Report
Some of you may have already seen this article making its rounds on the interwebs. In it, claims are made that Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Special Agent Daniel P. Love of the recent Bundy Ranch versus BLM debacle is/was an Army Special Forces soldier (Green Beret).
Special Agent Love earned a position of primary antagonist in the eyes of much of the country. This was a due to a secretly recorded conversation between reporter Pete Santilli, from Guerilla Media, and Special Agent Love, which can be heard here:

 

Objection: BLM Agent Not Special Forces
SOFREP | THE Special Operations Forces Situation Report ^ | April 23, 2014 | Blake Miles

Posted on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 4:11:15 PM by ponygirl
Some of you may have already seen this article making its rounds on the interwebs. In it, claims are made that Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Special Agent Daniel P. Love of the recent Bundy Ranch versus BLM debacle is/was an Army Special Forces soldier (Green Beret).
Special Agent Love earned a position of primary antagonist in the eyes of much of the country. This was a due to a secretly recorded conversation between reporter Pete Santilli, from Guerilla Media, and Special Agent Love, which can be heard here:


For the record, anyone who has served more than a day on a Special Forces detachment would recognize quickly while listening to the ‘diplomacy’ recorded between Love and Santilli that it was not going well. Put simply, Love displayed a tone dripping with superiority, spiked with aggression, and wholly absent of the recognition that pissing off the locals is extremely unwise when you’re on the locals’ turf. These are things SF soldiers learn within a few hours of Unconventional Warfare training.
It should be noted that the vast majority of SF guys who I converse with are vehement supporters of the Constitution and see the recent incident in Nevada as foreboding and disturbing. I will let the readers decide for themselves what to think about the conversation, though at this point, you may be able to guess where my personal opinion lies in this matter.
Knowing all of this, it shouldn’t be hard to imagine that shortly after this claim was published, the Special Forces channels I’m active in got pretty spun up due to the having one of our own tied to the federal agency seen as overstepping their Constitutional authority.

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