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UK Supreme Court backs Julian Assange extradition + Assange loses extradition court battle, step closer to Sweden
Julian Assange (Photo credit: acidpolly) Dandelion Salad May 30, 2012 by RussiaToday WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his marathon court battle in UK Supreme Court. The judge has granted him … more →
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Medical regulation failing: MP
wrote 1 day ago: Brisbane Times AAP May 31, 2012 Health regulatory bodies are routinely allowing doctors accused of g … more →
News you may have missed #741
wrote 2 days ago: By IAN ALLEN | intelNews.org | ►►MI6 role in rendition could be concealed in new bill. Libyan govern … more →
UK Supreme Court backs Julian Assange extradition + Assange loses extradition court battle, step closer to Sweden
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wrote 3 days ago: Julian Assange (Photo credit: acidpolly) Dandelion Salad May 30, 2012 by RussiaToday WikiLeaks found … more →
Blog « Patients First - Whistle Blowing
wrote 1 week ago: by Peter Beresford In public and at public statement level, there is a clear consensus about whistle … more →
News you may have missed #732 (interview edition)
wrote 2 weeks ago: By IAN ALLEN | intelNews.org | ►►Interview with H. Keith Melton. A well written interview with H. Ke … more →
Coleen Rowley on How Top Secret America Misfires
wrote 2 weeks ago: Dandelion Salad Image by Bebopsmile via Flickr May 9, 2012 by SocialJusticeNOW Coleen Rowley, one of … more →
Sibel Edmonds: US government needs to keep the fear factor alive + 1st Amendment is Conditional
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wrote 3 weeks ago: with Sibel Edmonds Featured Writer Dandelion Salad May 9, 2012 Sibel Edmonds? (Photo credit: codepin … more →
Sibel Edmonds on Her Book, Classified Woman by Peter B. Collins + Ungagged: Telling the Sibel Edmonds Story
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Updated: May 8, 2012 added a video with Sibel Edmonds Featured Writer Dandelion Salad May 4, 2012 Si … more →
WikiLeaks vs. Sweden
wrote 3 weeks ago: WikiLeaks vs. Sweden by Christian Christensen (Note that this essay was originally written for print … more →
Masochism and castration - Japanese bureaucrats put on the couch
wrote 4 weeks ago: More people tend to read when I make the title… juicy, shall we say? I hope it will not be sa … more →
Dodgy doctors stay in system
wrote 1 month ago: Courier Mail Des Houghton May 2012 ARE dangerously incompetent doctors still getting away with hurti … more →
Inquiry into medical cover-ups
wrote 1 month ago: Courier Mail Des Houghton 2 May 2012 Retired judge Richard Chesterman QC, was yesterday appointed to … more →
'Potential' health whistleblower loses faith in system
wrote 1 month ago: Townsville Bulletin Daniel Bateman 2 May 2012 A WHISTLEBLOWER who has raised serious allegations abo … more →
Report from whistleblowers' meeting in Denbigh
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wrote 1 month ago: Fri 27 April BACKGROUND Last Friday, a small meeting brought together whistleblowers past and presen … more →
Recognizing Heroes: The Whistleblowers by Ralph Nader + The Ninth Annual Ridenhour Prizes, April 25, 2012 (must-see)
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wrote 1 month ago: Dandelion Salad by Ralph Nader The Nader Page April 26, 2012 Image by tdietmut via Flickr The media … more →
Rewards for whistleblowing
wrote 1 month ago: David Lewis, a prominent professor of employment law, has suggested that employees should be encoura … more →
Right Wing Mouthpiece For Authoritarianism Notices The Class War Hasn't Stopped Yet
wrote 1 month ago: This is one of those “Dog stands/walks on hind legs” stories. Not done very well but, gi … more →
The Fall of WorldCom and Rise of Corporate Whistleblowing
wrote 1 month ago: In the wake of the collapse of Enron, WorldCom—the telecommunications giant—collapsed and succumbed … more →
Is Whistleblowing an Arachic Vestige of America's Past?
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wrote 1 month ago: With all of the cyber security bills being debated in Congress this year it certainly seems that as … more →
