What They Saw: Telling the Truth Could Cost Them Their Freedom
Monica Bennett-ryanPaperback 2019-06-26
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A COMPELLING TRUE STORY! A POWERFUL CHRISTIAN TESTIMONY! NEW RELEASE... This story is true. In 2009 three Christians working within one of Australia's intelligence organisations, witnessed things they shouldn't have seen. But what could they do? They were sworn to secrecy and could've been prosecuted for revealing what they knew. Besides, they had no evidence. All the proof was digital; locked away in secret Defence computer files. Nevertheless, they knew they had to speak up. In 2011, without any evidence to back their claims, they boldly went to the media, and watched in awe as God stepped in. He not only protected them from prosecution but helped them expose the greatest intelligence scandal in Australia's history. Theirs is a remarkable story... Three Defence whistleblowers say they have been directly ordered by superiors to falsify security checks on civilian and military personnel. (John Stewart, ABC Lateline. May 2011) I'm advised, these allegations are 'not true' and that's the advice provided by the Department of Defence. (Brendan O'Connor MP, Sky Channel. May 2011). We now have an IGIS inquiry which has been commissioned by the Prime Minister herself. It doesn't get much more serious than this. (Senator David Johnston. October 2011) Evidence provided to this inquiry confirmed the substance of the allegations was true: incorrect data had been inserted in the vetting process. (IGIS Report. February 2013) We owe them a debt of gratitude. The parliament owes these three brave people a great debt of gratitude for coming forward in the circumstances. (Parliament House. February 2013)
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A COMPELLING TRUE STORY! A POWERFUL CHRISTIAN TESTIMONY! NEW RELEASE... This story is true. In 2009 three Christians working within one of Australia's intelligence organisations, witnessed things they shouldn't have seen. But what could they do? They were sworn to secrecy and could've been prosecuted for revealing what they knew. Besides, they had no evidence. All the proof was digital; locked away in secret Defence computer files. Nevertheless, they knew they had to speak up. In 2011, without any evidence to back their claims, they boldly went to the media, and watched in awe as God stepped in. He not only protected them from prosecution but helped them expose the greatest intelligence scandal in Australia's history. Theirs is a remarkable story... Three Defence whistleblowers say they have been directly ordered by superiors to falsify security checks on civilian and military personnel. (John Stewart, ABC Lateline. May 2011) I'm advised, these allegations are 'not true' and that's the advice provided by the Department of Defence. (Brendan O'Connor MP, Sky Channel. May 2011). We now have an IGIS inquiry which has been commissioned by the Prime Minister herself. It doesn't get much more serious than this. (Senator David Johnston. October 2011) Evidence provided to this inquiry confirmed the substance of the allegations was true: incorrect data had been inserted in the vetting process. (IGIS Report. February 2013) We owe them a debt of gratitude. The parliament owes these three brave people a great debt of gratitude for coming forward in the circumstances. (Parliament House. February 2013)