The CIA doesn't want Jeffrey Sterling's voice to be heard. We do.  Share this action on Facebook  Share this action on Twitter RootsAction has been campaigning for CIA whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling for six months. On Wednesday the New York Times published an editorial for the first time expressing any criticism of the awful way he's been treated. You may have heard the bad news -- Sterling was sentenced to three and a half years in prison. Many RootsAction supporters have stood by Jeffrey Sterling. Now we need to do more. For the first time since his indictment more than four years ago, this week the world was able to hear Jeffrey’s voice -- and the voice of his wife Holly -- in an extraordinary short film. This powerful documentary was directed by Oscar-nominee Judith Ehrlich and produced by RootsAction co-founder Norman Solomon on behalf of ExposeFacts. Hundreds of thousands of people have seen the film already. And we want millions more to watch soon. Please click here to provide support with a donation (tax-deductible for taxpayers in the U.S.) so that the nonprofit ExposeFacts and RootsAction Education Fund can make this film go viral across the USA and around the world. The CIA really doesn't want Jeffrey Sterling's voice to be heard. We do. It's that simple. Please: Click here to contribute so that this powerful film, "The Invisible Man: CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling," can be seen far and wide. Let others know about this film via the Twitter and Facebook  Click here to contribute to the Sterling Family Fund in support of Holly and Jeffrey Sterling -- making it crystal clear to the CIA and Justice Department that we will not let the Sterlings suffer financial ruin due to persecution for truth-telling. Below you will find links to articles about the CIA's vendetta against Jeffrey Sterling for being a brave whistleblower. As the Sterling Family Fund explains: "Unfortunately for Jeffrey, he became the government's primary target because he had the audacity to do two things: He went through appropriate legal channels to address his concerns about a covert CIA operation." And, "He filed a [racial] discrimination lawsuit against the CIA…" To help amplify Jeffrey's voice -- to show that the government can lock up his body but not his voice -- click here. To help the Sterling Family Fund, click here. After taking action, please share this email with friends who care about whistleblowers, independent journalism and democracy. And if you haven't already watched "The Invisible Man: CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling", click here. https://exposefacts.org/watch-the-short-documentary-the-invisible-man-nsa-whistleblower-jeffrey-sterling/ Thank you! --- The RootsAction Team Background: >>  Marcy Wheeler, ExposeFacts: "Sterling Verdict Another Measure of Declining Government Credibility on Secrets" >>  Norman Solomon, The Nation: "CIA Officer Jeffrey Sterling Sentenced to Prison: The Latest Blow in the Government's War on Journalism" >>  John Hanrahan, ExposeFacts: Whistleblowers vs. "Fear-Mongering" >>  ExposeFacts: Special Coverage of the Jeffrey Sterling Trial