Daniel Ellsberg explains why he’s willing to be arrested for Bradley Manning, and Nozomi Hayase opines on the meaning of supporting WikiLeaks now.
Read More »Danel Ellsberg speaks at Occupy the Truth’s whistle-blower conference, RT discusses a WikiLeaks prosecution, and Wales produces a play about Bradley.
Read More »Don Santina suggests Bradley should run for Congress, Ash Pemberton says Manning’s being used to get to WikiLeaks, and a new book is out on Bradley.
Read More »March 24, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Nobel Peace Prize nominee Bradley Manning’s next appearance in court will take place April 24-26 at Ft. Meade, MD. We are calling for conscientious citizens everywhere to organize in support of Bradley Manning during his next hearing. Ideas for local events include: town square vigils, community forums, concerts, and house party fundraisers.
Read More »By Nathan Fuller. March 24, 2012. Fearing protests, and just when calls for transparency in his case grow louder, the military kept Bradley’s current location hidden from the public. Update, March 29, 2012: Coombs says Manning is back in Ft. Leavenworth until his next hearing, but the military continues to obfuscate.
Read More »The CCR calls on Manning’s judge to make all relevant documents public, Marcy Wheeler observes UCMJ hypocrisy, and the Free Manning tour continues.
Read More »The campaign to free Bradley Manning: Midwest & California tours next week in Minneapolis, Washburn, Madison, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angeles, Ventura, Palm Springs and San Diego, presented by Courage to Resist organizers Jeff Paterson and Emma Cape. MIDWEST events with Emma Cape, Courage to Resist / Bradley Manning Support Network campaign organizer…
Read More »Afghan massacre suspect is already treated better than PFC Manning, and whistle-blowers Thomas Drake and Jesselyn Radack discuss secrecy.
Read More »March 20, 2012. Kevin Zeese. ‘From pretrial abuse through prosecutors not living up to discovery obligations and commanders declaring Manning guilty it seems like the government is trying to send a message — blow the whistle on war crimes and we will incarcerate and torture you, prosecute you in a kangaroo court and put you away for life.’
Read More »Cenk Ugyur and Kevin Gosztola denounce the charge that PFC Manning “aided the enemy.” Meanwhile, the Washington Post publishes more classified info, with impunity.
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