Sabrina
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That's not a gag order. That document basically says that although she no longer works for the FBI she still has to abide by the oath she signed when she did work there. Forum member Sabrina I'm sure could expand on this seeing how she works (or did) in the intelligence sector.
If she was under a gag order or was actually disclosing state secrets she would be in jail by now. Besides wouldn't you think the MSM would pay a little more attention to what shes saying?
Everyone who works for the government signs a standard nondisclosure agreement, whether they have access to classified information or not.
It's been estimated that over 80% of all intelligence deemed useful is also unclassified, hence that qualification of whether it's classified or not. But in relation to Sibel Edmonds; if the information she is allegedly in possession of would pose a distinct threat to national security if it were revealed, she would be prevented BY LAW from disclosing it. The mere fact that she's spouting off about what she supposedly knows, however, tells me that she knows NOTHING. But IF (and I'm stressing that "if" as much as I possibly can) she did know something, and spouted off about it, she would be facing criminal charges up to and possibly including treason, depending on what the information was and how much of a threat it posed to national security.
If you want my opinion, however, she's essentially blowing smoke out of her [rule10]. She's probably upset that she didn't get recognition for something and is trying (in a very juvenile way I might add) to get the recognition she feels she deserves. If she knew something that would expose someone or some group in the government of committing a crime, however, she would not be censured; she would be hailed as a hero. The mere fact that she has not said anything of the sort beyond ambiguous references to something she hasn't even fully defined tells me, once again, that she's blowing smoke out of her [rule10].
Face it; your whistleblower can't even whistle.