Protesters At Occupy Wall Street Are Blowing Whistle on Decades of Corporate Greed and Corruption in U.S.
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Good news for Marine Corps whistleblower Franz Gayl
Supporters of Marine Corps whistleblower Franz Gayl are cheering the decision by a Navy review board to reinstate his top-secret security clearance and return him to work. Gayl has been on paid administrative leave since October 2010.
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Petition Seeks Support For Marine Corps Whistleblower
Franz Gayl, a Marine Corps science and technology adviser, helped to disclose “life-threatening” problems in the Pentagon’s efforts to field Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles,” according to U.S. Senators Joseph Biden, D-Del., and Kit Bond, R-Mo, who called him a “conscientious whistle-blower” and a ”hero.” But, the bureaucracy didn’t take kindly to Gayl’s efforts to protect troops in the Iraq.
