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**Team Sergeant** · 03-16-2012, 11:38

Chris Garland , The Karate Kidder

Chris Garland we (The Special Operations community) now know of your attempts to remove your name (and shame) from our websites. We also know of your military and martial arts lies. We know you have sent others to contact us, we have the "recent" emails and messages to prove so.

I have re-read the article Matt Pulle three times and it seems you have lied to a great deal of people to "establish" yourself, a trait that has landed you in our "Hall of Shame". This is the same trait that most of the major frauds we catch employ.
We will not be removing your name or your lies from our website, not unless you get Matt Pulle to redact his article and a whole slew of others to redact their statements concerning you and your lies:

At least two journalists say that Garland misled their publications about his military service. Earlier this year, Hollie Shulick, a writer at All the Rage, a local Gannett weekly aimed at younger readers, profiled Garland and reported that he joined Special Forces at the age of 17, which would be a remarkable achievement considering that most soldiers serve about five years in the military before the highly competitive selection process even commences. An annoyed soldier at Fort Campbell and the VeriSEAL group alerted the paper to its error, and it made a correction on its website. So how did Shulick erroneously report that Garland was a member of Special Forces? All the Rage managing editor Kristen Whittlesey writes in an email that "Chris Garland did tell Hollie Shulick flat-out that he was in Special Forces."

http://www.nashvillescene.com/nashvi...nt?oid=1191557

Yeah, and I really enjoyed your statements that you, Chris Garland are better trained than a Special Forces soldier.

Garland again insists that he never misled anyone about his military background, and he wants to make it clear that he's not just a strip mall sensei. In an earlier interview, he claimed that as a military contractor he was just as well trained as Special Forces soldiers. When asked about that comment, he reconsiders it. "I'm better trained than them," he insists sternly.

http://www.nashvillescene.com/nashvi...nt?oid=1191557

Feel free to join our forums and discuss your "elite commando" training.

03-16-2012, 11:38	#8
Team Sergeant Quiet Professional Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 20,929	Chris Garland, The Karate Kidder Chris Garland , The Karate Kidder Chris Garland we (The Special Operations community) now know of your attempts to remove your name (and shame) from our websites. We also know of your military and martial arts lies. We know you have sent others to contact us, we have the "recent" emails and messages to prove so. I have re-read the article Matt Pulle three times and it seems you have lied to a great deal of people to "establish" yourself, a trait that has landed you in our "Hall of Shame". This is the same trait that most of the major frauds we catch employ. We will not be removing your name or your lies from our website, not unless you get Matt Pulle to redact his article and a whole slew of others to redact their statements concerning you and your lies: At least two journalists say that Garland misled their publications about his military service. Earlier this year, Hollie Shulick, a writer at All the Rage, a local Gannett weekly aimed at younger readers, profiled Garland and reported that he joined Special Forces at the age of 17, which would be a remarkable achievement considering that most soldiers serve about five years in the military before the highly competitive selection process even commences. An annoyed soldier at Fort Campbell and the VeriSEAL group alerted the paper to its error, and it made a correction on its website. So how did Shulick erroneously report that Garland was a member of Special Forces? All the Rage managing editor Kristen Whittlesey writes in an email that "Chris Garland did tell Hollie Shulick flat-out that he was in Special Forces." http://www.nashvillescene.com/nashvi...nt?oid=1191557 Yeah, and I really enjoyed your statements that you, Chris Garland are better trained than a Special Forces soldier. Garland again insists that he never misled anyone about his military background, and he wants to make it clear that he's not just a strip mall sensei. In an earlier interview, he claimed that as a military contractor he was just as well trained as Special Forces soldiers. When asked about that comment, he reconsiders it. "I'm better trained than them," he insists sternly. http://www.nashvillescene.com/nashvi...nt?oid=1191557 Feel free to join our forums and discuss your "elite commando" training. __________________ "The Spartans do not ask how many are the enemy, but where they are."
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