Whistleblocking: Obama pays billions to keep secrets out
by Editor
August 1, 2012
US security agencies have acquired even more powers under president Obama – that’s despite his pre-election pledges to make the government more open to ordinary citizens. Instead, his administration is spending record amounts to keep its secrets – and is cracking down on whistleblowers.
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