Tough To Be A Whistleblower in this Country

It's really tough to be a whistleblower in this country.  We just have NO respect for them.  Anyhow, if this whistleblower's story is true, don't worry dude, it will blow up in the face of the PDEA soon enough.   You have to remember that gamblers NEVER NEVER NEVER stop gambling.  It's a very hard addiction to stop.  So I'm sure, if this woman is really a gambler, the consequences of her being the wife of a PDEA head will lead to serious consequences in the future - especially that her husband is working AGAINST drug lords.  

In the end, the drug lords now have an ace in their hands, IF this whistleblower is indeed telling the truth.....

Boss’ wife at center of raging PDEA row

Whistleblowers as Heroes: The Bravery of Heidi Mendoza

It's not easy to become a whistleblower, especially in a country as corrupt as the Philippines.  The odds are just so stacked against you, it's wiser to actually just keep your eyes and mouths closed.  But not Heidi Mendoza, the latest whistleblower who has blown off the lid in the corrupt practices of our own Philippine generals!  Bravo Heidi!  You have the whole Filipino people behind you and I know your conscience will not let you rest that's why you had to do what you had to do.  Be brave and we'll be praying for your safety.  Something really has to be done to expose the corrupt practices of our military since a lot of money just goes to their pockets while the lowly foot soldier does not even have the correct battle gear to suit him up to fight the insurgents properly.  Que horror!