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Call your government representative. Dismiss all the charges against Bradley Manning.

February 22nd, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Pfc. Bradley Manning, an alleged WikiLeaks whistle-blower, will be formally arraigned on the 23rd of February. While his presence in the courtroom will be brief, the arraignment sets in motion Manning’s court martial, which is currently expected to begin in May. With this in mind we are requesting that supporters write, email, and call their local representatives to express their outrage over the charges against, and the treatment of, Pfc. Bradley Manning.

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Update 2/21/12: Obama’s continuing war on whistleblowers, Assange’s lawyer’s public remarks on PFC Manning’s trial

Peter van Buren talks about Obama’s war on whistleblowers, and Jennifer Robinson talks about using Bradley Manning to implicate Assange.

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Update 2/20/12: National Occupy day for prisoners, SEP candidate supports Bradley, vigils for 2/23 arraignment

The Occupy movement holds a day in solidarity with prisoners everywhere, SEP candidate demands Bradley’s freedom, and vigils are planned for Feb. 23.

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Update 2/17/12: Petitions for Bradley, whistleblower conference, open letter to Gen. Odierno

Several petitions and actions are underway for Bradley Manning, including UC Berkeley’s whistleblower conference featuring a Bradley Manning panel.

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Update 2/16/12: Bradley nominated for human rights award, WikiLeaks conference, northwest tour

PFC Manning is nominated for Global Exchange’s human rights award, and a UN agency holds a conference on the impact of WikiLeaks’ releases.

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Bradley Manning to be arraigned at Fort Meade Feb. 23rd

February 13, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. The US Army last week scheduled a formal arraignment hearing for PFC Bradley Manning, the accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower. The arraignment is scheduled for 1:00 PM EST, February 23, 2012 at Fort Meade, Maryland, just northeast of Washington DC. While the hearing itself is expected to be brief, PFC Manning is expected to be present, and the proceedings are open to the media and public. Washington DC area supporters of the Support Network are encouraged to attend the arraignment.

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Update 2/10/12: Support Bradley’s Peace Prize nomination, protest recent pattern of whistle-blowers prosecuted

Two organizations have nominated Bradley for the Nobel Peace Prize. Support the nominations by signing a petition. Protest recent pattern of whistle-blower prosecutions by Obama Administration. Read Col. Davis’s criticisms of the Afghanistan War and military policies.

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Arraignment date set for Peace Prize nominee Bradley Manning

February 9, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. The United States Army announced today that a formal arraignment date has been set for PFC Bradley Manning. The arraignment has been scheduled for 01:00 PM EST, February 23, 2012 at Fort Meade, Maryland. This arraignment will set the dates for a series of hearings on pre-trial motions, as well as the start of the full court-martial.

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Are you an Obama volunteer or donor? Can he do better?

February 7, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Can Obama do better? We think he can, and we are asking Obama campaign volunteers and donors to pressure the president to fulfill his promises of increasing government transparency. Ask him to free the most important whistle-blower of our generation, Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Pfc. Bradley Manning.

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Update 2/6/12: Trial announcement, Nobel Peace Prize nomination, Chomsky interview, WL reveals oppression of indigenous peoples

General Linnington has announced all 22 charges against Bradley Manning will go to court martial. The Movement of the Icelandic Parliament has just nominated Bradley for the Nobel Peace Prize. Noam Chomsky was interviewed about his support for WL and Manning. U.S. Diplomatic Cables reveals modern oppression of indigenous peoples.

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