“Dozen of armed suspects in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania are demanding postal keys from mail carriers, usually at gun point,” reports Tony Seruga. “This will be all over the media after the election. It’s not an isolated incident.”
“A postmaster and two United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) Postal Inspectors (mail cops) have confirmed to me personally there have been hundreds of incidents in the past two weeks in 13 states.”
Seruga, a data expert revealed in September that out of the 5,000 mobile phones present at the Kamala Harris Charlotte rally, around 90% had attended three others at that point in the campaign. More than half (54%) were even at rallies in Arizona and Nevada.
Tracking each rally appearance since then, the fact that the Kamala campaign were bussing in paid attendees became an obvious pattern.
Seruga also revealed that a secret donation of nearly $50 million by Bill Gates was “channeled through a nonprofit organization assisting Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for president.”
He described Gates as “one of the wealthiest individuals in the world who received immense backlash for being closely associated with pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, “disclosed in private” that he donated the millions “according to individuals familiar with the matter who spoke with the New York Times.”
“The Democrat donation was intended to remain confidential, according to the sources. Gates’ net worth is currently 105.2 billion.
The insiders further claimed that the Microsoft co-founder gave his donation to Future Forward, the primary external fund-raising organization assisting Harris.”
Seruga works in the field of geotracking, geolocation, and intel analysis. He receives “hundreds, even thousands of whistleblower tips most every day. My network after spending almost 4 decades working as an intelligence contractor with a team of ~90 investigators, is enormous.”
“My team and I spend hundreds of hours per week vetting a handful of these tips that seem the most promising,” he acknowledged. When I can safely share certain information, usually it is strategic. When someone involved or aware of nefarious behavior, realizes someone in the know is actually talking, it potentially opens the door for additional whistleblowers to step forward.”
“When someone asks ‘What is your source?’ It’s almost comical if it wasn’t so dangerous,” he explained.
“I’ve lost three friends, whom I believe were taken out by the deep state:”
● Gary Webb, “who was once again investigating the Clinton Crime Family (research Dark Alliance series, the Iran-Contra scandal with the CIA poisoning black communities with rock cocaine to raise funds for efforts against the Nicaraguan Sandinista government ) reportedly committed suicide shooting himself twice in the head.”
● “Kary Mullis who had uncovered illegal gain-of-function involving Anthony Fauci and Peter Da months before the first Covid-19 victim, who died weeks before we were to meet from complications of ‘pneumonia’.
● Jeff German, “who was an investigative reporter who wrote for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the Las Vegas Sun, his career spanning four decades. He was stabbed to death in 2022. Elected Clark County, Nevada Public Administrator Robert Telles, whom German had investigated and reported on, is accused of his murder. It is my belief the government instigated Telles to kill German.”
“Jeff German had tracked down a video from a cafe in Pakistan with Las Vegas shooter, Stephen Paddock and a retired FBI Special Agent weeks before the Las Vegas massacre.”
“Whistleblowers play a crucial role in exposing corruption, fraud, and other forms of wrongdoing within organizations, both public and private,” Seruga said. “By bringing unethical or illegal activities to light, they help ensure accountability, transparency, and the rule of law.”
“However, whistleblowers often face significant risks, including retaliation, loss of employment, even physical harm and death,” he continued.
“Therefore, protecting whistleblower sources is essential not only for the safety of the individuals involved but also for the broader societal interest in encouraging the reporting of misconduct.”
Seruga broke it down:
Encouragement of Reporting
“Protection of whistleblower sources is vital to encouraging individuals to report misconduct. Without the assurance of protection, potential whistleblowers may be deterred from coming forward due to fear of reprisal. This fear can be especially pronounced in environments where there is a culture of retaliation or where the stakes are high, such as in cases involving powerful corporations, government entities and the deep state.”
Fear of Retaliation
“Whistleblowers may face retaliation in the form of job loss, demotion, harassment, or blacklisting within their industry. Protecting their anonymity reduces the likelihood of these consequences, making it more likely that individuals will come forward with crucial information.”
Legal Protections
“Many jurisdictions have enacted laws to protect whistleblowers, but these protections are only effective if the identity of the whistleblower remains confidential. Without anonymity, legal protections may be insufficient to safeguard the individual from retribution.”
Maintaining the Integrity of Investigations
“Protecting whistleblower sources is also crucial for the integrity of investigations. When a whistleblower’s identity is revealed, it can compromise the investigation in several ways:
● Tampering with Evidence: If those involved in wrongdoing are aware of the whistleblower’s identity, they may attempt to tamper with evidence or cover up their actions, thereby obstructing justice.
● Intimidation of Witnesses: Other potential witnesses may be intimidated or discouraged from coming forward if they see that a whistleblower’s identity has been exposed and that they have suffered as a result.
● Credibility of the Information: Protecting the identity of whistleblowers helps to ensure that the information provided is treated with the seriousness it deserves. If whistleblowers are exposed, there is a risk that their information will be discredited or dismissed, especially if the whistleblower faces character attacks.
Upholding Ethical & Legal Standards
“Organizations, whether governmental or private, have an ethical and often legal obligation to protect whistleblowers. This obligation arises from the recognition that whistleblowers contribute to the public good by exposing actions that are illegal, unethical, or harmful to society.”
● Corporate Responsibility: In the corporate world, protecting whistleblowers is part of broader corporate governance and compliance efforts. Companies that fail to protect whistleblowers risk not only legal consequences but also damage to their reputation and credibility.
● Government Accountability: In the public sector, whistleblowers are often the last line of defense against corruption and abuse of power. Protecting their identity is crucial for ensuring that government agencies and officials are held accountable for their actions.
Encouraging a Culture of Transparency
“Protecting whistleblowers helps to foster a culture of transparency and ethical behavior within organizations. When employees know that their concerns will be taken seriously and that they will be protected if they come forward, they are more likely to report misconduct.”
● Deterrent Effect: The knowledge that wrongdoing will likely be exposed acts as a deterrent to unethical behavior. This is especially true in environments where whistleblower protections are strong and well-enforced.
● Long-term Benefits: Over time, organizations that protect whistleblowers and encourage transparency are likely to benefit from improved morale, greater trust among employees, and a stronger reputation for integrity.
Whistleblowers Are Essential For a Just Society
“Whistleblowers are essential for exposing wrongdoing and ensuring accountability within organizations. However, the risks they face cannot be underestimated. Protecting whistleblower sources is crucial for encouraging the reporting of misconduct, maintaining the integrity of investigations, upholding ethical standards, and fostering a culture of transparency.
Failing to protect these sources not only endangers the individuals involved but also undermines the broader societal interest in holding organizations and individuals accountable for their actions. Therefore, robust protections for whistleblower sources are not just a legal or ethical obligation—they are a critical component of a healthy, transparent, and just society.”
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Not only does it take monumental bravery to come forward, but this description of the protection needed is critical. If we are to win, we’ve got to cover each other like soldiers do.
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