Q Post 3598 and Whistle Blower Traps. Some info I found. "Whistle Blower Traps" [Mar 4 2018] 'Trap' keyword select provided….. Whole or (parts) - break/break You have more than you know. Future proves past. Q "The Government Accountability Project (GAP) is a nonprofit whistleblower protection and advocacy organization in the United States. It was founded in 1977.  On The Media: HOW WHISTLE-BLOWER PROTECTION CAN BE A TRAP. This week, (September 30, 2019) the spotlight turned to the anonymous individual who filed a complaint about Presidential abuse of power and a related cover-up in the White House. He used the legal channels available to him but it wasn’t until CONGRESS PUT PRESSURE on the Acting Director of National Intelligence that the complaint became public. Tom Devine is the Government Accountability Project’s Legal Director, where he advises, represents and tries, often against the odds, to protect government whistle-blowers. For more than 40 years he’s helped over 7,000 individuals defend themselves against retaliation. And he knows the law. He says that the US was the country first in the world to grant whistle-blower protections, but that its safeguards now lag behind those of most other democracies. And what’s worse, there’s a caste system here. Government whistle-blowers have reasonable protections in most every sector but intelligence. Blow the whistle in that community, on anything, and you are left out in the cold. https://www.whistleblower.org/in-the-news/on-the-media-how-whistle-blower-protections-can-be-a-trap/ Government Accountability Project’s National Security team works with whistleblowers to expose and confront illegal and unconstitutional actions at the highest levels of government. In addition to exposing cases of excessive government secrecy, torture and assassination, and government surveillance, the National Security team ensures democratic principles are not sacrificed in the name of security. Through legislative advocacy and independent investigations, the National Security team has championed the rights of whistleblowers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security, military, and State Department. Notable national security clients have included Edward Snowden, Babak Pasar, and the “Trailblazer” whistleblowers including William Binney, Thomas Drake, Kirk Wiebe, and Ed Loomis. https://www.whistleblower.org/national-security/ For decades, Government Accountability Project investigators have exposed corruption and kept both public and private organizations accountable to the law. Our full-time investigators have contributed to major publications on topics ranging from public health to national security and human rights. The Government Accountability Project recognizes that whistleblowers do not only need support in the courtroom, but also guidance in sharing their stories with the public. In addition to working with our litigators, our team identifies, investigates, and exposes wrongdoing and corruption throughout the government and within corporations, both domestically and internationally. Our investigators allow whistleblowers to share their experiences with a larger audience and harness the power of public opinion to put pressure on public and private organizations to galvanize reform. Government Accountability Project has published thousands of articles in hundreds of major news outlets in the last 40 years. Our investigative reporting has been featured in major publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The Financial Times."