Intellectual Property
Nov. 14, 2014
Homeland's whistleblower duplicity
Ironically, while the Department of Homeland Security continues to push its "see something, say something" campaign, the government is targeting whistleblowers. By John W. Whitehead
Ironically, while the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) continues to push its "see something, say something" campaign urging Americans to report suspicious behavior to the police, call it in to a government hotline, or report it using a convenient app on their smartphone, the government doesn't take kindly to having its dirty deeds publicized and being made to account for them.
This double standard is at the heart ...
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