US Government Requires Employees to Report Crimes - Bill Binney
Channel: #Unity4J
Date: 2019-01-20

Partial Transcript: 

I just see this whole thing as a move by the shadow government of our country and the deep state, all of those who have a vested interest in perpetual war and things of that nature trying to get rid of truth across the board so they can spin a narrative and manipulate the people of the country any way they want.

If you're talking about whistleblowers, whistleblowers are required by working for the government to report fraud, waste, abuse and corruption. That's a requirement for them to have employment with the government.

There's a regulation that people are ignoring and that's executive order 13526 which covers all classification of material in the US government. Section 1.7 of that says that you cannot classify, maintain classified or not de-classify material if it is evidence of a crime, fraud, waste, abuse, corruption embarrassment to a person or an agency and several other things.

But the point is a lot of the material that was published from Edward Snowden and also from Manning were evidence of a crime. The Collateral Murder movie was a straightforward war crime. I mean those are crimes that people should be prosecuted for and by those regulations that governed classification for the US government they must be declassified.

And so therefore there's no real violation of anybody's rights and besides all the things that have been discussed I have not seen any damage to their capability to do any kind of intelligence analysis anywhere in the world.