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He was not a Government employee at the time. Contractors don't get to be whistle blowers. EDIT: Turns out the law does protect contractors, so I guess it's ci
by atlgator 6y ago
He was not a Government employee at the time. Contractors don't get to be whistle blowers.
EDIT: Turns out the law does protect contractors, so I guess it's circumstantial that employees get branded whistle blowers and contractors get charged as spies.
- cheeze 6y agoWhat? I don't follow your conclusion at all.
- random314 6y agoInteresting. Is this a generally agreed upon rule?
- peacefulhat 6y agoBrilliant, just hire contractors to get around good governance rules :)
- Lammy 6y agoI mean, it works for Google and Facebook.
- luckylion 6y agoA Russian plant in the white house would still be a spy, even though they're an employee. A contractor who isn't working for any intelligence service isn't a spy, even if they publish secret documents.