Posted on 09/17/2013 8:16:38 AM PDT by Red Statements
Just a week after CIA Director Brennan claimed he would allow Benghazi witnesses to testify to congress, it has been discovered that one employee, who refused to sign a non disclosure pact was suspended. Rep. Frank Wolf (R., Va.), made the announcement on Monday, that a case of a CIA employee, who refused to sign a non disclosure agreement (NDA), was being suspended for it.
Secretary of State, John Kerry, told congress just 6 days ago, that he refuses to produce any of the Benghazi witnesses to testify before congress, according to Sharyl Atkisson of CBS news. Outwardly, that would seem to put him at loggerheads with the CIA director.
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There is a difference between being subjected to NDAs upon hiring, granting of security clearances, etc. It is another matter completely when an NDA is shoved under your face AFTER you have become privy to an ILLEGAL action.
Were I this employee, I’d go full Whistleblower and seek protection from the House Panel.
Brennan is reputed to be a Muslim. Taqqiyah allows him to dissemble.
what the heck???
there must be something huge here for all this coverup to be going on
I bet it falls right into Obama’s lap
“Were I this employee, I’d go full Whistleblower and seek protection from the House Panel.”
Bet you keep your car in a garage.
No. Stupid comment on your part...you have no fight in you.
What dirt do they have on ya Boehner?
Why are you adamantly refusing to have a special prosecutor there John ya turd?
Lot of things I’d bet the farm on about this Marxist punk and that sir is one.
Lot of things I’d bet the farm on about this Marxist punk and that sir is one.
Let me rephrase. Good luck seeking protection from the house panel.
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