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Originally Posted by Mojo_PeiPei
I'm fairly certain there are things in place to protect people and their jobs in such instances. Just like people can't get fired for revealing a scandal. I doubt he got fired because he wouldn't lie.
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I don't know about the U.S, but in Canada, whistle blower legislation is pending to some extent, yet many civil servants won't come forward because they know it isn't worth it.
In the past people have been demoted, layed off, told to be quiet,replaced (and softer term for being fired) and if they kept their jobs after airing complaints of wrongdoing, are blacklisted with virtually no chance of advancement.
And these people and their complaints don't even come close to those serious enough to start a war.