Comments on: Protest at Fort Meade, recruiting centers, and U.S. embassies to demand fair treatment for Bradley!

By: Jeffery Lowers

Jeffery Lowers — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 00:56:14 +0000

Regardless of actions. The President of the USA publicly stated “He broke the Law”. It created a prejudice. There should be a dismissal.

By: Mary Cato

Mary Cato — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 17:22:10 +0000

The US needed Daniel Ellsberg & the Pentagon Papers to pay attention to the non-government-approved disclosures about Vietnam. The US public needed Bradley Manning and Wikileaks to expose the corruption of the US actions in the Middle East, which the media failed to do. Bradley Manning should be awarded, not treated as a criminal

By: Thomas Price

Thomas Price — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 17:02:18 +0000

Total support. The truths will prevail.
War crime soldrews that have just a slap on wrist /urinating etc. Mr Manning is occupying thier space!!!
Semper Fi Bradley

By: Jon Phillips

Jon Phillips — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 10:55:58 +0000

Bradley Manning is a true American patriot. He is being persecuted/prosecuted for his patriotism in the face of fascism. America’s military is not protecting our country they are being misused and abused to push American corporate profits at the expense of America. Brad you are a patriot and one tough guy – thank you from a Vietnam era vet!

By: Bill Eisen

Bill Eisen — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 07:32:33 +0000

The inhumane way Bradley Manning was treated after his arrest is disgraceful. Those accused of the most heinous crimes are treated better than that.

Manning’s crime? To publicly release some classified information that never should have been classified in the first place.

And, based on the revelations in the information, hundreds of articles in major newspapers around the world have been published – giving fresh insight into the way our government, as well as other governments, really operate Instead of a jail sentence Manning deserves a medal.

By: Bijan

Bijan — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 02:46:55 +0000

What this solders did is what every honest solders needs to do, inform people about what a illegal war can produce, atrocity, devastation and killing of innocent people. Let this solder go, he informed people about what was wrong, what is wrong about an illegal war.

By: Pat Lawhead

Pat Lawhead — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 02:17:53 +0000

Dear Mr. President Obama, you talk the talk of open and transparent government, now is the time to walk the walk, pardon Bradley Manning, and give him an Honorable Discharge from the military.

Dear Mr. President, give your Nobel Peace prize to Bradley Manning, he has done more for world peace than you have.

By: Don Anderson

Don Anderson — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 02:07:03 +0000

As a Vietnam Veteran (1965-1966), I made numerous attempts to blow the whistle on what I saw regarding both civilian contractor and military incompetence leading to wrongful deaths, and criminal activity but unfortunately I was not able to accomplish anywhere near the good that Bradley has provided America. My military commendations are numerous and dusty, & I keep a photo of Bradley centered and “in front” of those past memories, both the good and the bad. He deserves thanks and appreciation from his country, not the shame and abuse that has been heaped upon him along with the inhumane treatment from his government. Bradley should receive a full pardon along with a “Sincere” apology!

By: Rosemary Kean

Rosemary Kean — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 14:14:23 +0000

Yes, Bradley Manning deserves awards from the US and from the world for his contribution to shedding light on war crimes. Guessing that this won’t happen anytime soon, we are celebrating him locally! Bradley will receive a “Community Peacemaker” award on Dec. 10 here in Dorchester, MA at our annual holiday celebration. We’ll be thanking him and recognizing his huge contribution without him being with us, but looking forward to that great day when he is free and we can greet him in person. Bradley, we are with you!

By: Sanford Kelson

Sanford Kelson — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 15:23:17 +0000

My note to Obama and Odierno: I trust generals Allen and Petreaus will receive equal treatment under law as Bradley Manning has. I like the idea of indefinite detention in solitary confinement. Mmmmm, good, real good. Just do it! Thank you.