By Bill Rice
In the last four years of our Orwellian New Abnormal, the following thoughts occurred to me countless times:
What the world desperately needs is far more brave whistleblowers. What we need is an active and robust WikiLeaks…or far more organizations that perform the vital work of WikiLeaks.
The reasons this has not occurred are, of course, obvious.
The main reason is that the people who could disclose important information about government or Deep State crimes are simply terrified to do this.
They are afraid to do this because they, quite correctly, know they’d suffer deeply unpleasant consequences if they did disclose “inconvenient truths” that expose how corrupt the world’s most important organizations have now become.
Another reason: Organizations that might actually publish the claims of important whistleblowers, largely, do not exist. The entrepreneurs who might create and try to run these organizations have clearly noted the undeniable message the Establishment sent to Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.
That message? If you do publish documents or testimony that embarrasses or threatens us, THIS is what will happen to you.
Truth Bombs That Never Detonated
It’s true WikiLeaks continued to exist while its founder was imprisoned on bogus charges. However, the significant work product of WikiLeaks effectively disappeared while Assange was “dealt with” by the State.
With a few lower-profile exceptions, no organizations assumed the risks of performing the dangerous work of WikiLeaks.
Because of this, many narrative-changing “truth bombs” never detonated…at a time when the world needed Real Truth more than ever.
While Assange is no longer in a British prison—and won’t have to serve the rest of his life in an American Maximum Security prison—the Intimidation State largely achieved its primary goal of taking proactive measures to ensure no one would expose their crimes.
Even today, 100 shocking scandals—genuine “crimes against humanity”—could be definitively exposed if more whistleblowers came forward…and if the information provided by these whistleblowers was disseminated to the mass public.
These Revelations That Never Happened are all “unknown unknowables.” The public will never know things it might otherwise have learned about our society’s real rulers.
It is surely not a coincidence that in the 12 years Assange was either in prison or seeking refuge in an embassy, the Censorship Industrial Complex transitioned from non-existent to the largest growth industry in the bureaucratic state.
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