A continuation of our last post on the creep of retaliation against whistleblowers by government agencies.
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As reported by the Government Accountability Project, a nonprofit organization located in Washington DC, some federal agencies have purchased software to monitor the electronic activities of government employees. This software also can be, and allegedly has, been used to monitor whistleblowers.
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Out of 2409 whistleblower retaliation cases “investigated” by the DOD Inspector General’s office since 2006, only one case was ruled in favor of the whistleblower and that was in 2006, a very dismal and shocking record. However, recently, the IG validated a contractor whistleblower’s reprisal case mainly because the case was related a defense contract [...]
Continue Reading →Despite it’s known unreliability, the National Intelligence Chief, James Clapper, has resorted to using lie sector tests to find whistleblowers who are leaking information to the media.
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In an internal review disclosed the DOD-Inspector General grossly mishandled many military whistleblower reprisal investigations.
Continue Reading →The third in a series of articles by Dina Rasor and Charles Smith exposing the self-dealing scandals of the War Service Industry. This article exposes the major characters involved in the self-dealing on behalf of the DoD and why it is so tough for whistleblowers to make their voice heard.
In Part II of Self-Dealing and the War Service Industry, Dina Rasor and Charles Smith explore the cronyism and self-dealing within another major DoD service contract in Iraq, the Restore Iraq Oil contract and the brave whistleblower who exposed the abuse.
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A huge area for whistle blowing is the War Service Industry in Iraq and Afghanistan. A new series by Dina Rasor highlights the issue.
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Do you wonder whether large contractors have influence with Congress to steer large, profitable contracts their way? Read Dina Rasor’s latest column on one such contractor – Lockheed.
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In a move that smacks of whistleblower retaliation, the State Department moved to terminate the employment of one of its Foreign Service Officers, Peter Van Buren, who published a book detailing alleged waste and abuse he witnessed in Iraq.
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