Posted on 08/13/2024 2:38:24 AM PDT by blueplum
A new memo revealed that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) retaliated against a group of agency whistleblowers who blew the lid off their non-compliance with a law requiring DNA collection from unlawful immigrants.
Those whistleblowers - Fred Wynn, Mike Taylor and Mark Jones - told reporter Catherine Herridge: 'the agency's goal is to bankrupt you, make you quit, die, kill yourselves, or basically, preferably, all the above.'...
The whistleblowers said they'd had their guns taken away and lost all career prospects almost overnight after they came forward about the lack of DNA collection they saw. ...
According to an internal Homeland Security directive obtained by Grassley, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) 'is required to collect DNA samples from 'non-United States persons in detention for immigration violations.'
That policy is in compliance with the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005.
But Grassley discovered that some 70 percent of border encounters did not include the DNA collection required by law, and as many as 950,000 violent criminals went unidentified ...
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
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This is an example of what the world would be like under socialism.
It is an evil mind that desires to put the harness of socialism/communism upon fellow man
Fortunately, we have laws which protect whistleblowers ...
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(Never be a whistleblower. They will get you for it.)
What is amazing is that those who support them don't understand that socialism is just a return to the plantation.
“This is an example of what the world would be like under socialism.”
Cute that you used the future tense, considering that WE ARE THERE ALREADY.
“don’t understand that socialism is just a return to the plantation.”
I think they totally understand it’s a return to the plantation. But they’re under the impression that they’ll be the plantation owners and we’ll be the slaves. They also will be slaves, but won’t figure that out until it’s too late.
I see Grassley’s name here. One more DC pol who collects information but DOESN’T DO ANYTHING TO FIX IT! The doddering old guy must think that being a collector makes him relevant. Ron Johnson and Josh Hawley are collectors of information in Congress re the assassination attempt. They won’t do anything to fix it, either.
Yes, all about leaders and followers.
I hear you, MM, but we aren't there yet.
Yes, infinitesimally close, but still not quite.
The globalists haven't yet established their one-world government from which there is no escape.
Trump understands and so do we, that if we lose this next election, it is over...and we will have lost.
It's funny too that, in all the world, of all the major powers in the world, the United States is the last domino to fall.
And even if Trump wins in November, the battle for world domination by the Left will just move up to the next level.
Human freedom on planet Earth is hanging by a delicate thread.
And then there are those proponents of socialism who also chant, "From the river to the sea," without knowing which river or which sea...or even what their chant is supposed to mean.
You have to hand it to the communists who understood the need to indoctrinate colleges and universities. Students and faculty around the world have been lobotomized.
As you say, they think they will be in charge of the government when, in fact, they will be the first useless eaters to be loaded onto the boxcars.
If Congress passed the Whistle Blowet laws (and other laws), then aren’t they responsible for enforcing said laws? It seems they make laws, the Government employees just ignore them and retaliate against Whistle-blower w/o consequence. Something is wrong with this scenario. SOMEBODY is in charge of enforcement of Congressional laws, so who is it?
What, exactly can a single Congressman do?
They act as a body and have no individual power except fact finding and the bully pulpit.
“What, exactly can a single Congressman do?”
Nothing, really, I guess. Maybe a Representative Republic isn’t the best thing. In a way it removes power from the people, and we have no choice but to sit back and watch the train wreck from the sidelines. Overall, we’re pretty helpless.
In private companies in Europe, actual termination of disfavored employees is not, practically speaking, an option due to laws preventing termination in many circumstances.
So, in Europe, with respect to a particular disfavored employee they want gone but can’t legally fire, management quietly organizes itself at all levels around the imperative of forcing the noted disfavored employee to eat an excrement sandwich every day at the workplace that is the same or similar to the treatment described in this article.
It’s extremely cruel and dehumanizing.
Sadly, it’s also effective.
From the disfavored employee’s perspective, management seems to be conducting itself in unison in such a way as seemingly to cause him (the isolated and lowly employee) maximum emotional, psychological, psychiatric or even flst-out physical harm.
It’s scary, and tyrannical. Supposedly, though, it’s very common, and, sadly, effective, inasmuch as most such targeted employees do quit and are never heard from again.
It happens so often, and for so long, it has a specific name.
It’s called “Mobbing”.
In the U.S. this has regrettably been happening more and more often within the context of federal government workplaces, which are very similar to the above-described European workplaces (at least insofar as once the initial “probationary” period is complete, which in most cases is one year in duration, new and existing employees typically can’t legally be fired).
Think about security matters — some low-level seaman takes a selfie on a submarine and can go to jail for espionage. Hillary Clinton sets up a secret mail server in her bathroom so she can scoop up thousands of classified documents through an anonymous account. No penalty.
Congress enforces laws when they want to. And it seems to be a matter of Who you are rather than What you did.
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This is an example of what the world would be like under socialism
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So, like the U.S., TODAY (as it’s happening *checks notes* TODAY) *shrug*
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Fortunately, we have laws which protect whistleblowers ...
** CHORTLE **
(Never be a whistleblower. They will get you for it.)
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It’s OK, one of the (R)N(C) ‘leads’ will soon have out yet another sternly written letter. That’ll placate the ‘red-meat’ base-tards for a while *rolls eyes*
Or are you saying that the U.S. has a few give-aways that make us "look" similar to some countries who have been self-described as "socialistic."
We may be headed in the direction of socialism, but we are not there yet.
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