Border Patrol Agent Zachary Apotheker (@ZachApotheker), featured in "Line in the Sand," blew the whistle on child trafficking and border crimes, resulting in retaliation from Vermont Customs and Border Protection. His law enforcement authority was revoked, he received a cease and desist letter, and he was reassigned to administrative duties with a pay cut. CJF has stepped in to support him, providing a $100,000 check to cover legal fees and personal challenges as he continues to fight efforts to silence him.
Inspired by Apotheker, fellow Border Patrol Agent Aaron Veckey came forward to expose cartel control and human rights violations at the U.S.-Mexico border. Veckey described overcrowded and inhumane conditions for migrants and revealed the overwhelming pressures placed on agents to stay silent. Despite receiving a cease and desist letter, Veckey chose to risk his career and pension to bring these atrocities to light, prioritizing justice over personal security.
Kelsey Goodman, a @FEMA Hazard Mitigation Emergency Manager, exposed the agency’s prioritization of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives over disaster response. She highlighted FEMA’s inadequate presence following Hurricane Helene, leaving North Carolina residents stranded and frustrated. Goodman criticized vague definitions of disadvantaged communities, which she believes divert resources from FEMA’s core mission of assisting all Americans in need.
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Lara Logan reflects on what it means to face real danger, and why “you can't live in fear.”
When fear takes over, she says, “you don’t have the capacity to do the right thing for the right reason.”
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The CIA didn’t just discredit Webb, they systematically took him down. Lara Logan says the CIA ran a counter-op, using the press to dismantle him, and it worked.
Now, Logan warns: if we let that happen again, the truth dies with the messenger.
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Lara Logan risked her life for the truth, then the media turned on her. She explains why telling the truth is worth the cost.
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James,
I’ve been working on something I think you’ll find highly relevant to your post referenced here—a critique of AI’s limitations, especially in fields like law. I’d love to hear your thoughts once it’s ready.
Attached is a teaser of me discovering an AI blind spot. It made a claim and called it a "mic-drop moment" without considering counterexamples which I quickly identified...
Edit: Added ChatGPT's take on AI biases in legal matters
