[Spktyr]

If you go public and blow the whistle on your private employer, you're going to get fired, too. All this does is say that the government may also fire you and you can't sue over it.

Besides, after basically knifing everyone else at your company in the back (whether it was justified or not), continuing to work there is usually not a good idea. When you go public, your career is over at wherever you work whether you want it to be or not.

[gondramB]

>>Besides, after basically knifing everyone else at your company in the back (whether it was justified or not), continuing to work there is usually not a good idea. When you go public, your career is over at wherever you work whether you want it to be or not.<<

We want and need government officials to be able to expose things like trumped up warrants or using the IRS to go after political enemies or the ATF trampling rights..its in our best interest.