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**kylsq0Ln** · 01-05-2012, 12:19 AM

I hope I'm not spamming the board, but it seems like things are REALLY moving quickly. I think the election is becoming a distraction and with the new year, the kwans are trying to be positive, while all the while it's starting to get ugly.

Attorney Jesslyn Radack: More whistle blowers have been charged during Obama admin. then all other presidents together (speech at Sam Adams Awards).

Jesselyn Radack was the Justice Dept attorney who stood up for the Constitutional rights of John Walker Lindh, a young U.S. citizen captured in Afghanistan and widely denigrated as the "American Taliban." Lindh became the first American to be tortured by Americans there. Radack revealed Lindh had not been allowed a lawyer and other rights. The Justice Department then made Racack a target of a criminal investigation and put her on the "No-Fly" List. She is now the Human Rights Director for the Government Accountability Project.

01-05-2012, 12:19 AM	#1
kylsq0Ln Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Obama's War on Whistle Blowers 1-2-12 I hope I'm not spamming the board, but it seems like things are REALLY moving quickly. I think the election is becoming a distraction and with the new year, the kwans are trying to be positive, while all the while it's starting to get ugly. Attorney Jesslyn Radack: More whistle blowers have been charged during Obama admin. then all other presidents together (speech at Sam Adams Awards). Jesselyn Radack was the Justice Dept attorney who stood up for the Constitutional rights of John Walker Lindh, a young U.S. citizen captured in Afghanistan and widely denigrated as the "American Taliban." Lindh became the first American to be tortured by Americans there. Radack revealed Lindh had not been allowed a lawyer and other rights. The Justice Department then made Racack a target of a criminal investigation and put her on the "No-Fly" List. She is now the Human Rights Director for the Government Accountability Project.
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