That is one of the exact purposes those agencies exist for in almost every country of the world.
> possibly misleading the public about casualty numbers
The numbers given in the documents are consistent with the numbers publicly stated by the US military.
> demanding an investigation
For what? I don't see how he is a whistleblower when he hasn't exposed any illegal activity. It's pretty clear from what he friends said that he was doing this solely to impress his friends, which is pretty clearly illegal.
That is one of the exact purposes those agencies exist for in almost every country of the world.
> possibly misleading the public about casualty numbers
The numbers given in the documents are consistent with the numbers publicly stated by the US military.
> demanding an investigation
For what? I don't see how he is a whistleblower when he hasn't exposed any illegal activity. It's pretty clear from what he friends said that he was doing this solely to impress his friends, which is pretty clearly illegal.