[IP] more on Whistleblower outs NSA's secret spy room at
Suresh Ramasubramanian
suresh at hserus.net
Mon May 15 03:49:05 PDT 2006
AT&T
Spaf and Dave, I was watching CNN where they were interviewing a
former CIA head, who was talking about the CIA whistleblower who was
fired a few months back.
He pointed out that while leaking any classified information to the
press is a definite no no, there are plenty of avenues for whistle
blowers, such as approaching the senate / congressional committees
that have oversight over Intelligence. He also mentioned another
internal grievance handling channel that could have been used.
These committees are bilateral, and do take action more often than
not - according to what I heard on CNN (and based on what I have read
about these committees and how they work)
suresh
David Farber wrote:
> From: Gene Spafford < spaf at cerias.purdue.edu>
> Anyone with a security clearance, a military commission, or
> Federal office swears an oath to uphold the Constitution and the
> laws of the United States. If that person observes activity that
> he/she judges to be violations of the Constitution committed under
> color of authority, then how can the oath be upheld without
> possibly disclosing information? Given a choice between upholding
> the Constitution or being compliant with orders intended to cover
> up violations of law seems to be clear although potentially
> fraught with personal danger.
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