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Prosecutor claims Iran / Contra whistleblower is a "danger" to society— The NarcoSphere -
One whistleblower, a woman named Frances Kelsey of the U.S.— Antiwar.com Original
Meanwhile the whistleblower was sacked from her position (did Irene Moss give a damn?) and used all her savings on court cases attempting to get justice for herself and the boys who had been in her care.— Sydney Indymedia - Comments
The whistleblower was a caseworker for what would now be called DOCS and these young people had come to her for help to stop the abuse.— Sydney Indymedia - Comments
If there was such a job called whistleblower, no one would apply because being a whistleblower is an awfully difficult thing.— rediff.com
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