FBI Agents Provocateurs Infiltrate Oregon Protesters

15 Jan, 2016 by Dave Blount

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Thankfully they have refrained from ham-fisted military attacks like the one that killed 76 Americans at Waco. But the behavior of the Feds during the Oregon standoff has not been exemplary:

This week, Harney County Fire Marshall Chris Briels resigned after discovering undercover FBI agents posing as militia members near the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which has been the site of a standoff for weeks now. According to Briels, he found FBI agents who were impersonating militia members lurking around the town’s armory. When he inquired about the undercover operation with county Judge Steve Grasty he was told to back off.

Just before this discovery was made, there were reports of people who looked like militia harassing locals, which is uncharacteristic of the protesters who initially assembled at the refuge. It turns out that these militia members suspected of harassing locals were actually undercover FBI agents.

Just what are the Feds up to?

Many activists and militia members are now suspecting that the undercover agents were planning to act as agent provocateurs and create trouble in order to frame the protesters for things that they did not do. This theory is supported by the fact these undercover agents were reportedly bothering locals and acting in a threatening manner.

However, mainstream media has reported that militia members were harassing locals, but now that version of events is being brought into question considering the fact that undercover agents were posing as militia.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for Big Journalism to go back and correct the record in light of this revelation. That would undermine its partnership with Big Government.