CBS News has learned there's been a $1 million settlement in the case of a former investigator at Los Alamos Nuclear Weapons Lab who claimed retaliation for blowing the whistle on mismanagement, fraud, cover-up and corruption at the facility.
The disclosures by Glenn Walp and a second whistleblower, Steve Doran, led to the scrutiny of security failures of U.S. nuclear labs. As a result of the disclosures, 18 top officials at Los Alamos were fired, demoted or transferred including its director and deputy director.
Walp, the lab's former head of the Office of Security Inquiries, was fired in retaliation for documenting the national security breaches.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/08/20/eveningnews/main569353.shtmlThe point is; citizens who find problems are ALWAYS retaliated against. It's only after a great public outrage does the government act on the original issued the Whistleblower brought up and any type of federal judge protecting the citizen. What does that tell you about our system? What do you think GOP federal judges will do in these cases?
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