Whistleblowing and Political Shifts

This chapter explores the ethical dilemmas and risks faced by whistleblowers like Edward Snowden and Daniel Ellsberg, emphasizing their sacrifices and the personal costs of revealing government secrets. It examines the changing political landscape, showcasing how left-liberal perspectives on intelligence agencies have shifted, and critiques the alignment of modern media with government interests. The discussion reflects on the evolution of organizations like the ACLU and their struggle to maintain core civil liberties principles in a politically charged environment.