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The fact that there are so few whistleblowers points to the failure of the system, particularly the failure of the oversight system. The press certainly hasn’t been helpful. Chelsea Manning, who provided video evidence of war crimes, was dismissed by Washington Post oped writer Ruth Marcus as a “cross-dressing Little Red Riding Hood.” Edward Snowden, who provided fulsome evidence of illegal massive surveillance, was dismissed by Post senior writer David Ignatius as an “intelligence defector,” not a “whistleblower.” More 1
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This content originally appeared on CounterPunch.org 4 and was authored by Melvin Goodman.