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He didn't have whistleblower status, so not sure why you think there wouldn't be consequences.
by sigzero 3y ago
He didn't have whistleblower status, so not sure why you think there wouldn't be consequences.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y ago[flagged]
- GiorgioG 3y agoYes because "officials, senior or otherwise" are trustworthy and honorable.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y agoSo you are claiming that a bipartisan committee of elected officials are all lying? That's a big claim- you should support that claim.
- GiorgioG 3y agoI'm saying they're not trustworthy. And when your life is on the line, you can't trust a bunch of people who care more about doing what's politically advantageous instead of doing what's right.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y agoSo they aren't lying? What part of the report is inaccurate?
- thequadehunter 3y agoThis reads like that one time I put in my 2 week notice, and my boss called me into his office to ask why I didn't "let him know I was thinking of leaving" when he gave me a big bonus a month earlier. Like, why would anyone ever paint a target on themselves like that?