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They all are proud that they murder Americans and show no remorse
You may prevent the loss of lives in the future, report what you see or hear that may be harmful to others. That is NOT being a Rat or a snitch! As human, it is your DUTY to report harmful or dangerous discovery.
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Hitler sure did love his informants too. There’s more than just “doing the right thing” involved here. Motive is important. People think far too simply in terms of good and bad.
You forgot to mention the DNC Whistle blowers. The Data Analyst and Bernie Sanders supporter who worked at the DNC and leaked the *.pst files of Clinton, Wasserman-Schultz, and Podesta, to expose alleged rigging of the Democratic Party primaries. The leaks were a way to expose evidentiary tactics that were used as evidence in the Jared Elizabeth Beck lawsuit on behalf of Bernie Sanders donors.
Didn’t they kill Seth Rich too?
+The Flaneur Seth Rich was murdered. By whom? Was it political? Was it a “botched robbery”? Nobody knows because the details were never released. Nobody seems interested in resolving the murder, especially the DNC.
+CHAS1422 They the took control of Michael Hastings car and had him killed. But noooo, cars can’t be hacked. That’s just a crazy conspiracy talk.
Seth Rich
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Don’t forget the woman who made up stories about the supreme court nominee
You mean to type “women”, right? There were like three women who accused him. One of them even had top secret security clearance, so she’s even more trustworthy than normal.
Gotta live up to the reality and admit that trump installed a rapist on the court.
I love this TED talks they inspire me to go forward in life and tell my story and share it with others
I’m fascinated by history.
I like to see someone who loves ted talk as much as I do
Wow , I agree
Courage is Needed to speak to an audience
Good luck
Been seeing some weird stuff going on. Been reporting about it on my page for a while.
Love you guys.
God bless.
What weird stuff?
God bless justice Kavanaugh. That’s what this video is really about
Wow!!! So in your face, and yet very little see it! Conditioning!!! Does anyone remember the brown shirts??? Maybe not cause they aren’t teaching it with common core
It is easy to stand (or hide) behind big names and important people and organizations. It is hard to do the right thing and to be the one who does the right thing even if it is hard. I often wonder what I would do and I really hope I would choose the second.
No you wouldn’t.
If you are wondering now when there is no danger, you would not do the right thing when there is REAL danger.
I know, I will blow the whistle every time.
Because I do.
I have been thrown out of more places than I can count.
Most people are either evil or cowards.
I am neither.
I hope when placed in the same situation, I would exhibit the courage that whistleblowers have.
No mention of Edward Snowden?
Also no Julian Assange or thousands of murders committed in name of “national security”. How convenient.
I mean to be honest, she probably wants to honor the smaller unknown whistle blowers, a lot of people know about Snowden, but not a lot know of the others.
He’s not the only whistleblower, by far…
_”Trust gets you killed, love gets you hurt, and being real gets you hated.”_
-Johnny Cash
Sounds about right.
Story of my life.
They tried to kill me about 7 times.
But I got better protection from above.
Illuminati confirmed!
Well said. Very well said indeed!
*We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.*
No mention of James O’Keefe and project veritas?
Amazing and encouraging
This is why CEO’s and those directly responsible for fraud never get prosecuted nor held liable for the very fraud that they setup.
Instead there are Employees due to the nature of their job Know of the fraud and do not report it due to retaliation by the very CEO that set the fraud in motion.
Then when the Company gets caught the person who did not report it for fear of being fired gets thrown in jail.
These corrupt CEOs count on it!
These TED Talks are very interesting!
Whistle blowers are not so black and white as you like to depict it. In post soviet states whistle blowers are despised because of how the Soviet Union used them to send people to Gulag or simply assassinate for their political views or being male dominant role-models in society e. g. teachers; rich farmers with greater networth than average; literates who didn’t support communist agenda blindly. Women are more obedient than men and easier to be abused in order to get your agenda through, just as happened in Soviet Union. And because of that whistle blowing is stigmatized. Nobody wants to be the “knocker” as the term is in Estonia… Plus as a whistle blower you got some merits, what got abused by the more illicit types giving the negative connotation to all the whistle blowers. (example: Whistle blowing against a nationalist farmer could end you up with his farm and the victim shot, while his family deported)