The complaints in this article sound like a production script for a hit man. As I read them, all I thought was -- "Why didn't you quit if it was so bad?" The old saying comes to mind-- "If it's hot in the kitchen, then get out."

James O'Keefe has had a huge target on his back. This may be an understatement. To do what O'Keefe does is to have steel balls. Already, he has been targeted by the FBI more than once. He has been sued and, to the WEF crowd that includes democrats and RINOS alike, he is public enemy #1. In order for an organization like Project Veritas to survive, it has to be run as a very tight ship. I didn't know how James O'Keefe possibly did it, but this article sheds some light on how tight of a ship it needs to be for navigating on the lawful path. One employee slipping up can be a disaster for the entire organization. The employees have to be smart, cunning, and brave in order to carry out their undercover exposes. Veritas repeatedly does this.

It appears to me from reading these complaints, maybe these employees need to find another job or 'safe place' of their own. James O'Keefe is an amazing individual with true grit. He has earned his stripes. Perhaps, O'Keefe believes these employees need to show him more grit. Who'd the next O'keefe to take the helm of Veritas when that time comes? James O'Keefe would be looking for such an individual.

'Shape up or ship out' is the saying. Sour grapes is for wimps in this battle of good versus evil.