Whistle Blowers

Denver International Airport Whistleblower: Continuity of Government Plans Exposed

For the first time, a whistle-blower from within the Denver International Airport confirms the existence of a massive deep underground military facility located on the airport’s property.   DENVER — The Denver International Airport (DIA), nestled on a vast 53 square mile complex, owned and operated by the City of Denver, is the largest airport


10 Facts About Benghazi Even The Whistleblowers Did Not Reveal

Senator Lindsey Graham believes that “the dam is about to break on Benghazi. We’re going to find a system failure before, during, and after the attacks. We’re going to find political manipulation seven weeks before an election. We’re going to find people asleep at the switch when it comes to the State Department, including Hillary


Iceland's Supreme Court Orders Valitor To Process WikiLeaks Payments

Iceland’s Supreme Court ordered Valitor hf, the Icelandic partner of MasterCard Inc. (MA) and Visa Inc. (V), to process card payments for anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks within 15 days or face daily penalties. If the company fails to comply it will be forced to pay 800,000 kronur ($6,800) in daily penalties, according to the ruling posted


Witness Shares Details of His Role in BP Oil Spill Cover-Up (VIDEO)

A former boat captain, Malcolm Coco, has come forward to reveal his role in setting fires in the Gulf following the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. He details how local shrimp boats were hired to corral the oil, after which "homemade bombs" would ignite the oil creating fires the size of city blocks. He


WikiLeaks’ New Release: The Kissinger Cables and Bradley Manning

WikiLeaks has released a new trove of documents, more than 1.7 million U.S. State Department cables dating from 1973-1976, which they have dubbed “The Kissinger Cables,” after Henry Kissinger, who in those years served as secretary of state and assistant to the president for national security affairs. One cable includes a transcribed conversation where Kissinger


Escaped Scientologist Goes Public About "Cult" Brainwashing and Labor Camps

A former Scientologist that was on a compound since childhood is now going public with a book and media appearances to speak about the brainwashing, child labor camps, as well as other horrors that she witnessed and experienced. Despite it’s enduring popularity in Hollywood, the Church of Scientology has been riddled with scandals involving terrible


Inherent Autonomy: Ignoring Whistleblowers (VIDEOS)

  "We say in this nation that we are looking for people with honesty, integrity, drive and dedication, and then when we find such people, we take them out and whip them." - anonymous   A government whistleblower, disclosing classified secrets, risks criminal charges. Defining restricted material usually includes a broad scope of information that


The War on Hacktivists: 100 Years in Prison? (VIDEO)

The "most transparent administration" has now become the largest threat to whistleblowers the United States has ever seen. With the re-authorization of the FISA Amendments Act, the domestic surveillance state has gone into high gear against anyone wishing to expose government or corporate corruption. We have heard about many of the most influential whistleblowers such


Aaron Swartz Files Reveal How FBI Tracked Internet Activist

A blogger has published once-classified FBI files that show how the agency tracked and collected information on internet activist Aaron Swartz. Swartz, who allegedly killed himself in January aged 26, had previously requested his files and posted them on his blog, but some new documents and redactions are included in the files published by Firedoglake blogger


LulzSec Hacker-Turned-Snitch, Sabu Mysteriously Avoids Sentencing

The sentencing of the hacker-turned-federal informant known as “Sabu” has been mysteriously put on hold amid a rekindled crackdown on so-called computer criminals. Hector Xavier Monsegur, a New York City computer hacker that became a turncoat for the FBI and helped imprison a handful of alleged members of the Anonymous movement and its offshoots, was not


Bradley Manning: Profile in Courage Above and Beyond the Call of Duty

He's one of America's best. He risked great personal harm. He did so to expose vital truths. He's a true American hero. He deserves praise, not prosecution. In February 2012, Movement of the Icelandic Parliament (MIP) members nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize. They felt compelled to recognize his important contribution to world peace.


CIA Tries To Get Rid Of Chavez At All Costs

The United States has taken steps backstage to help the Venezuelan opposition to win parliamentary elections of 2010 and presidential elections of 2012. Wikileaks published correspondence between the American company Stratfor and Serbian Canavas that developed a plan to destabilize the country with "democratic" methods. The correspondence involved Stratfor described by WikiLeaks as a "private


Army Refuses To Drop Charges Against Bradley Manning

Bradley Manning will remain in military prison awaiting his eventual trial after an Army judge refused again a request to dismiss charges against the alleged whistleblower. The military judge presiding over the case of Army Private first class Bradley Manning denied a motion entered by attorneys for the accused WikiLeaks source which would have dismissed


How The Government is Profiling You (VIDEO)

While spreading an atmosphere of fear after 9/11, our government has violated our laws, prevented the Congress and courts from doing their Constitutional duty, created a surveillance state and concentrated power in the executive, all in the name of keeping us safe. In an effort to reverse these ongoing unconstitutional activities, William Binney revealed the


Government Protects Criminals by Attacking Whistleblowers

It’s now obvious to everyone that – even though criminal fraud dominates Wall Street – the Obama administration refuses to prosecute white collar crime. Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton each prosecuted financial crime more aggressively than Barack Obama. Of course, the lack of a fair and even-handed legal system


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