When telling the TRUTH becomes a crime:
“[Jeffrey] Sterling is the latest casualty in the administration’s war on national security whistleblowers,” said attorney Jesselyn Radack, who serves as the national security and human rights director for the Government Accountability Project. “Like the other whistleblowers prosecuted under the Espionage Act, Sterling is guilty of embarrassing the government.
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“Most Transparent Administration in History” To Scrap Executive Office FOIA Requirements
Stripping themselves from basic FOIA requests without allowing the public to comment.
The White House is using the argument that because the Executive Office isn’t technically an agency, it isn’t subject to FOIA.
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Jeffrey Sterling, former CIA officer & Whistleblower, is on trial for telling the truth
CIA whistleblower, Jeffrey Sterling, now faces up to 100 years in prison and a fine of $2.25 million for blowing the whistle on the CIA planting false evidence of nuclear weapons in Iran.
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Beyond Snowden: US General Cartwright has been indicted for espionage
For discussion and information purposes two reports from 21wire are presented. These reports are excellent reference to start investigations and fact gathering; perhaps some conclusions reported in these reports are wrong? The State certainly has many questions and activities to…
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