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Sibel Edmonds is an American public servant born on April 20, 1970. She is known for her work as a whistleblower and advocate for government transparency. Edmonds worked for the FBI and raised concerns about national security issues and misconduct within the agency. Her efforts to expose wrongdoing led to significant media attention and discussions about civil liberties. Edmonds continues to be involved in advocacy and public speaking, promoting accountability and transparency in government.

"During my work there I came across some very significant issues that I started reporting in December of 2001 to the mid-level management within the FBI."



"The information I requested under the Freedom of Information Act has been blocked for two years."



"And I am saying, how about the other two branches? And putting the pressure on our representatives in the Senate and the Congress, and the court system. They should be counter-acting this corruption, but they are sitting there silent."



"We have to remind the people: Congress has the constitutional obligation and public responsibility to oversee these issues and the Department of Justice's operations."


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