Whistle Blowers: Friend or Foe? Terrifying Story Of The Patriot Act, Bush, Cheney Knew About 9/11 (Video)

Since 911 the people of this country have given their government unprecedented power to protect them.

This has turned into an all out assault on whistle blowers. 

For all you people who think that 911 is a conspiracy theory, listen to Susan Lindauer as she explains her experience of going through the proper channels to expose the truth.

Susan went through congress many months before 911 and was locked up for 5 years for trying to expose this travesty.  

Susan summarizes about Julian Assange and Edward Snowden, and the danger they subjected themselves too, for trying to expose the corruption in the American government, to the American people.

On 8 January 2003, Susan delivered a letter to Andrew Card. In her letter, she urged Card to intercede with President George W. Bush to not invade Iraq, and offered to act as a back channel in negotiations. Card is her second cousin; Her first politically related contact with the former Chief of Staff was around 2001.

On 11 March 2004, Lindauer was arrested in Takoma Park, Maryland by five agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).She was taken to the FBI office in Baltimore. Outside of this office, she told WBAL-TV: “I’m an antiwar activist and I’m innocent. I did more to stop terrorism in this country than anybody else. I have done good things for this country. I worked to get weapons inspectors back to Iraq when everybody else said it was impossible.” Lindauer later said she was charged under the PATRIOT Act.

Lindauer was charged with “acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government”. The indictment alleged that she accepted US$10,000 from the Iraqi Intelligence Service in 2002. Lindauer denied receiving the money, but confirmed taking a trip to Baghdad. Lindauer was also accused of meeting with an FBI agent posing as a Libyan, with whom she spoke about the “need for plans and foreign resources to support resistance groups operating in Iraq.” Lindauer says she came to this meeting because of her interest in filing a war crimes suit against the U.S. and U.K. governments.

Congresswoman Lofgren released a statement saying she was “shocked” by the arrest, that she had no evidence of illicit activities by Lindauer, and that she would cooperate with the investigation.Robert Precht, Dean of the University of Michigan Law School, said the charges were “weak” and that Lindauer was more likely to be a “misguided peacenik”.

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