Whistleblowers: The Untold Stories — Season 1
About this season
Showcasing the heroic deeds in and from every aspect of government and society, in a common quest to make the world a better place, free of corruption, discrimination and civil rights violations from around the globe!
Episodes (27)
1. Malek Manual
Aired 5 September 2011
Whistleblowers are targeted, vilified and attacked for their protected disclosures for reporting fraud, waste and mismanagement by the very same perpetrators reported, funded with your tax dollars.
2. Until It Happens To You
Aired 12 December 2011
Former federal officer and prevailing national security whistleblower Julia Davis and her husband, Hollywood producer BJ Davis as Co-Hosts reveal a protected disclosure of fraud, waste and mismanagement is not protected at all.
3. Whistleblowers
Aired 19 December 2011
Whistleblowers, America's unsung heroes, crime fighters, often attacked by those they report and backed by governments with a blank check to attack them social, legally, financially, with false imprisonment, slandered and defamed.
4. Silkwood
Aired 2 January 2012
Prevailing whistleblowers, Co-Hosts Julia Davis and BJ Davis pay tribute to this fallen American heroine, murdered for her protected disclosure against big corporate corruption.
5. Office of Special Counsel
Aired 9 January 2012
An office created to protect whistleblowers facilitates and teaches federal mangers how to intimidate and terminate disgruntled employees, those that report waste, fraud and mismanagement. Alex Kozinski taught that class and was later fired himself, who the went on to become a a federal judge (infamous 9th Circuit) and preside over man issues of whistleblower termination, harassment and hostile workplaces.
6. National Security
Aired 16 January 2012
National Security - Is it or isn't it? Hidden true, intentional lies and concealed under the guise of National Security.
7. EEOC
Aired 23 January 2012
EEOC - The first step to equality, due process,your right to work and guarantee of your civil rights in the workplace.
8. Protected Disclosures
Aired 30 January 2012
Deny, discredit, destroy.
9. Peacekeepers
Aired 6 February 2012
The UN and its global function has long been a point of volatile political debate and raging wars. Former Nebraska cop Kathryn Bolkovac reports rapes while serving as a UN peacekeeper in war torn Bosnia and is targeted exposing corruption from all countries invovled
10. No Fear Act
Aired 13 February 2012
No Fear Act was created in new legislation by Marsha Coleman-Adebayo, in association with the National Whistleblower Center.
11. Until It Happens To You
Aired 20 February 2012
The truth is no longer a secret! Waste of taxpayer dollars funding grand living in luxury hotels, air trips, warrantless fixed wing, helicopter surveillance, OnStar eavesdropping, dinner with members of the Salvator Bill Bonanno Mafia crime family in Las Vegas, NV, sexual encounters, aiding and abetting organized crime.
12. Norma Rae
Aired 27 February 2012
Strife, harassment and retaliation of this female southern textile worker trying to unionize the workforce to improve their working conditions.
13. Patrtiot Act
Aired 5 March 2012
Under the pretense of fear the Patriot Act was written. Former US Attorney Viet Dingh, a Vietnamese immigrant originally, with Michael Chertoff authored the first drafts aside from other claims. Chertoff had special financial interests in the Rapsican airport screeners. "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Ben Franklin
14. 60 Seconds
Aired 19 March 2012
Mainstream Media revealed who they represent, what they will show and will not report. Tentacles of corruption run deep.
15. Mainstream Media
Aired 26 March 2012
Primetime network or cable, the news is filtered and manipulated to distract and discredit, where and when needed to keep those White House Photo-ops open and that political favor amongst friends and relatives for various political agendas.
16. Twin Towers
Aired 2 April 2012
September Morn, only the beginning.
17. POGO
Aired 9 April 2012
POGO - Project On Government Oversight, as never seen before. Facts from fiction.
18. Federal Circuit
Aired 16 April 2012
Revamp the judiciary from A to Z. No immunities, term limits.
19. AMA
Aired 23 April 2012
American Medical Association - Your health comes first or does it?
20. FDA
Aired 23 April 2012
Food and Drug Administration. When is big government too much?
21. Due Process
Aired 7 May 2012
The Fourteenth Amendment requirements of procedural due process apply only to the deprivation of interests encompassed by the Fourteenth Amendment's protection of liberty and property.
22. Judicial Corruption
Aired 14 May 2012
Judicial Corruption is becoming more and more part of the city, county, state and federal judiciary as a mode of operational procedure, culture of corruption.
23. SEC
Aired 21 May 2012
Securities Exchange Commission polices mafia organized crime members who have exploited the pink sheet, penny stock market reaping in millions for would be RICO enterprises with "pump and dump" schemes.
24. Pharmacuticals
Aired 28 May 2012
Drugs, money and lobby.
25. Dean Boyd
Aired 4 June 2012
Former Department Homeland Security Press Secretary, Dean Boyd called Customs and Border Protection Officer Julia Davis a Domestic Terrorist who reported a national security breach on July 4, 2004, at the US Mexico border.
26. Dark Hollywood Secrets
Aired 10 June 2012
The Hollywood Reporter, Alex Ben Block, aid and abet the Department of Homeland Security. Video, audio tapes, Blackhawk helicopters, warrantless surveillance, LA Coroner lies and cover-up.
27. Daniel Sutherland and Women
Aired 16 June 2012
Daniel Sutherland was the Civil Rights Officer for the Department of Homeland Security and a self-professed advocate for women rights and especially those from the former Soviet Union as contended on his government and personal websites.