A whistleblow site.

Good God I might be getting myself into hot water here.

Why isnt there a place where Russian citizens can go to whistleblow about discrimination that is happening to them here in America? Why is everything geared towards propaganda by people unseen and outrage? This site, the "teamwork strategies" the message posting, it isnt enough. I am not talking about "discrimination at the workplace." I think we can assume that it is worse. I am not asking for someone to "tell me why." I need to know why there isnt a place.

a reply to: TheReaversChain
Because sites like FB and Amazon have been hired/coerced to fight 'fake news'. Accounts are deleted, sites are blocked- all in the name of 'truth' and fighting 'disinformation'.

If you look at what's considered truth- it aligns with the progressive agenda and goals. If you look at the 'disinformation' that's being blocked, those are people trying to speak out against the liberal rhetoric.

I could keep going, but it's a deep rabbit hole with many, many connected parts moving as one machine- like a giant steamroller.

Sorry for the difficulties but this, may or may not be true. But I know what the line is. I'm fine with Facebook. I'm wondering why people dont organize. Facebook can douche itself. Its fine.

a reply to: TheReaversChain

Remember the world run's on LIES, the truth is something that almost no power player in the world actually want's you to have because they want you to obey, to think the way they want you to think and to believe what they want you to believe.

While most of us even on this site seldom if ever visited WikiLeaks back when it was able to put whistle-blower information up there and some of which frankly should never have been exposed because it put operatives lives in danger for example it remains a truth that it was perhaps the only real avenue for some of the big whistle-blowers to expose the evil going's on in there government's.

Sadly on the smaller scale were individuals are facing dirty behaviour, illegality and other thing's in the workplace your only real recourse is to seek legal help or perhaps local media can find your story interesting, in the case of some mega corporations big media can find it interesting BUT usually only if you can get a reporter interested.

At the moment with what Putin is doing there may be and probably is a lot of anti Russian sentiment, it is really not fair but it is the inevitable outcome of what he is ordering people to do in Russia, personally I have seen non in my country (Britain) other than against some of the Oligarch's though public sentiment is mainly that the Russians are wrong and people being far more angry about the resulting cost of living rises that this conflict has sparked in the world.

If you are facing PROVABLE discrimination based on ethnicity however most western nations have law's against it and you can if you can prove it then take legal action to expose it and get the company's or authority's responsible to answer in court.

But in the states in particular where the McCarthy era fostered a lot of xenophobia toward Russians (And brainwashed them into an ULTRA right wing economic mindset despite such terrible thing's as well as a tendency by the authority's in the US to often turn a blind eye to the disappearance of union figures and other so called socialist elements including there murder by mine owners etc) there is an entrenched anti Russian attitude that was perhaps dying off in the younger generation but in those that lived through the cold war and were given the US propaganda against the Soviets a traditional view of Russia as evil remains'.

But remember there are idiot's out there, with all the problems occurring with China a lot of anti Chinese sentiment happened and Asians often not even Chinese were often being attacked on the street in the US, this was probably not solely anti Chinese sentiment but a tendency of people to look for a scapegoat, someone else to blame for there own problem's.

I am sorry to hear that you have seen or been the victim of such stupidity, yes there is a need to screen people but discrimination on ground's or ethnicity, race or other demographic's is wrong in today's society.

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: TheReaversChain

Remember the world run's on LIES, the truth is something that almost no power player in the world actually want's you to have because they want you to obey, to think the way they want you to think and to believe what they want you to believe.

While most of us even on this site seldom if ever visited WikiLeaks back when it was able to put whistle-blower information up there and some of which frankly should never have been exposed because it put operatives lives in danger for example it remains a truth that it was perhaps the only real avenue for some of the big whistle-blowers to expose the evil going's on in there government's.

a reply to: TheReaversChain

There IS a place ....

abovetopsecret.com 😎🚬

a reply to: xuenchen

Lol..

a reply to: TheReaversChain
I got a Russian neighbour renting a room next door. Nobody seems to be bothering him. He's kind of a funny guy. He has not mentioned any such discrimination or harassment since the campaign of hate began and he works evening hours in a high volume customer service.

originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: TheReaversChain campaign of hate

I'm not a workplace specialist. If someone is experiencing workplace discrimination I'd just advise them to go the legal route I...guess.. Good for your neighbor though. But that's an anecdote and not what I asked in my op however.

Controlling information. You could always start one.

a reply to: TheReaversChain

a reply to: Dalamax

I could if I had time. But not everyone is a website owner. And yes there is plenty controlling of the information to be had.. control for all! ..

The thing with it, personally, is that the more I am exposed to it the more blatant and asinine it appears.

It’s beyond ridiculous at this point and the longer it continues the more people will see the world as I do.

A wonderful place controlled by people who seek to inspire public confidence in their actions and are spectacular failures at doing so.

a reply to: TheReaversChain

a reply to: TheReaversChain

Sorry you're not as free from propaganda as you'd be in mother Russia

a reply to: TheReaversChain
Because whistle-blowing is not usually associated with reporting discrimination from individuals which it appears you are speaking about in your OP.

They are usually related to reporting something either illegal or systemic with a company or corporation. I'm not sure if at this time companies are targeting Russian individuals.

If people are facing discrimination individually, they would report it as any other person does. At work with HR and individually with a law suit and court I believe.

a reply to: frogs453

People need to stop rewording my posts and repeating. "At work.." etcetera. Workplaces.

I've already addressed this. Any more mentioning of this kind of thing is an attempt to derail.

Your first sentence is an opinion.

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Nice flyby opinion that doesn't have to show any insight into the poster per se, but I chuckled a little so hey.

a reply to: frogs453

I apologize, however I've not heard of whistle blower sites for the general public. Do you have examples of them for previous reports of racism or discrimination?

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No I do not. But normally there is not such a groundswell of anti one type of person sentiment that might lead to gosh knows what happening. Why would it be for the general public? You and a few others have either tried or accidentally tried to run this into the territory of everyday things. Would I post something like this on this site over things I've already addressed or stuff that could easily be explained? It feels like people are baiting for sentiment but your question is mild so I'll go on an answer: in a climate like this one it could be that someone might need something of the like. You are acting as if there literally would be no need. I'll leave you with that. From the perspective of a Russian, the climate could feel like a blanket ban. Glad you are not dealing with this.

a reply to: TheReaversChain
Again, I apologize as I've not come across any stories or videos, or anything really of rampant discrimination against Russian citizens in the U.S. I would think the first thing would be to publicize it as so many other encounters are, either with the actual video, or your story of it. Then if there is a groundswell of this activity it would not be unnoticed.