There is more than this one whistleblower.
Inspector General letter on whistleblower complaint
READ: Inspector General letter on whistleblower complaint - CNNPolitics
Whistleblower complaint based on multiple incidents; watchdog won't disclose info
The whistleblower complaint reportedly involving a discussion between
President Trump and a foreign leader was based on more than one incident, said a Democratic lawmaker who attended the House Intelligence Committee's closed-door meeting Thursday with the intelligence community's inspector general.
Lawmakers said the inspector general, Michael Atkinson, declined to share incidents during the meeting.
Whistleblower complaint based on multiple incidents; watchdog won't disclose info
I think we have the "right" to know who this "whistle blower" is.
Why?
Why not?
1. It is AGAINST THE LAW
2. Intimidation and retribution of the higher ups of a whistleblower is also against the law, which the president is also doing and breaking the law
3. this intimidation to "out them" is what the MOB does to keep witnesses of crimes or wrong doings, coming forward....
AND WE WANT THEM TO COME FORWARD
It is in the best interest of the Nation.... to have whistle blowers of crimes, corruption, abuses of power, wrong doings come forward and not have the fear of being fired or get death threats etc....
And to have them do so by going to the Inspector General, instead of directly to the press.
the IG finds whistle blower complaints not credible, when they are not credible.... not every whistleblower complaint is true or completely accurate and it takes the Inspector General's office and their preliminary investigation to determine such....
The IG found that this whistleblower complaint was credible after he investigated the complaint.... talking to first hand witnesses among other things...
And the IG designated this complaint as URGENT.
When W/B complaints are designated Urgent, it means there is a National Security Risk or an alleged crime has been committed....
This automatically TRIGGERS the IG's report, turned over to the DNI, the Director of National Intelligence, turn over the complaint to the leaders of the Intelligence committees in the House and Senate
within 7 days.
the DNI did NOT do THAT....
They HID IT INSTEAD and did not turn it over.
AND THIS is why all of this whistleblower stuff is all out in the open....
the President's minions tried to cover it up, and prevent Congress from receiving it...they broke the law that states the DNI
SHALL turn the complaint if designated urgent, over to Congress within 7 days.....
The IG by law, if the DNI chooses not to turn it over, can tell and brief congress and give congress the complaint in person, as long as the IG tells the DNI he is going to do such.