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Topic: Whistle-Blowers

Hail, Patriots, a Call to Arms


The plight of whistle-blowers who show the courage to stand up for what they think is right.
by D.R. Starr II
(centrist)
Friday, December 25, 2009



Will True Patriots, despite political leanings, come to aid of true modern day HEROES ?

If there was ever a time in history, when the opportunity to serve ones country, by doing so little, for so many, that time is now. True American Heroes, they have on be-half of America, Blown the whistle, when they've seen an injustice, or a crime, or misuse of Government, they didn't stand by, they didn't turn their heads, knowing the personal price that they will pay. They rocked the boat. They won't stand for it, not on their watch, no sir. Some are veterans, some serve in Government, some work in the private sector. Some have been beaten, others have survived assassination attempts and lived to tell about it. All have been subjected to systematical attacks on their character, constantly having to defend their actions.

Robert Maclean

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Federal Air Marshal Service whistle blower. Fired for exposing the TSA's July 2003 plan to remove air marshals from nonstop, long distance flights to save money and avoid reporting to congress a budget shortfall.

TSA's plan came just two days after the Saudi Arabian government, FBI, State Department, and the Department of Homeland Security issued suicide hijacking warnings for U.S. Aircraft.    Robert's wiki

Juan de los Santos An MTA whistle blower who helped expose track workers sitting around idle for hours every day claims he was shoved off a Brooklyn platform onto a live railway. Subway worker Juan DE Los Santos suffered a broken nose, broken teeth and a gash that needed eight stitches when he slammed into the tracks at the Wilson Ave. station on the L line early Wednesday, he told the Daily News. "I thought I was going to die," DE Los Santos, 43, said. Story. BY Pete Donohue
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Monday, December 7th 2009, 11:28 PM
Just a couple of examples of many of the ways they are paying the price. They are made to feel like traitors, un-American, and yet they fight on. They need our support. What can We do ? Write letters on their behalf, join as fan on face book, join the support.org, be creative, spread the word.
Here are a few links where you can help. 
Whistleblower.org
Make it safe campaign
They could use our help, maybe if Whistle-Blowers were treated and appreciated for the Heroes they are, maybe, just maybe, there would be more of them, and we might actually get some things fixed in this country.
I'm Just Say'n.

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Published: Friday, December 25, 2009
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