Comments on: Mass Rally for Bradley @ Ft. Meade, June 1

By: Jasmine

Jasmine — Wed, 12 Jun 2013 14:16:50 +0000

Hi Im Jasmine. Im an army wife. I have yet to really hear the other side of this. My uneducated opinion is that he signed documents commiting to secrecy for 70 years just like all other intell guys. If he did speak out they have a right to punish him. He gave away useful information to us, but this led to the death of many American soldiers. Why exactly shouldn’t he be punished. Im not arguing. Just simply asking for what the protestors opinion is because I do not know for sure. My opinion is only this because of what I know. But I am just curious as to what the other side of this would believe would work in his defese. No innocent man should be punished for helping. There are many famous whistleblowers that helped to open the country’s eyes. Is he a whistleblower? and simply state why. I welcome all responses with taste. I am simply asking what are the views of others concerning this case? I really do not know.

By: ydnA zepoL

ydnA zepoL — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 17:58:04 +0000

will there be any protests in california???

By: Justice

Justice — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 20:27:47 +0000

Or with other words, this Bush guys should be “hacked to dog food, and thrown into a crokodile river, or get strangulated on the next tree, for this. At last Bush and standard oil, and a few of criminal US citiziens poissoners, which feed the US citiziens with Monsanto shit, made this war, and sent half a million US soldiers to death and handicapps. The world trade center attack was reasoned by, the republicans, cause they are “stupid idiots”, which have brought up Al Kaida, why not somebody makes a “accusation” against them, cause of war crimes only for money, helping the enemy, building up Al Kaida, Bin Laden family was, best friend of Bush. Theese bloody germs, then sitting at home, watching TV, while hundreds of thousands of US Soldiers get hurt, and when they return, getting nothing as a pissed few dollars, get no work and nothing else, wait, Den Haag will get theese criminals !

By: Marco

Marco — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 20:23:07 +0000

The US government itself said nobody was harmed because of his actions … Brad is a hero in my book, the world needs more of his kind.

cheers from Holland

By: Justice

Justice — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 20:17:23 +0000

I cant hear this shit anymore. Bradley would help Al Kaida. No one of us is for “Islaminst”, we are strictly against “Islamists” cause they are “fascists”, called klerikal fascists, and they have absolutely no support anywhere theese days. Neither in Arabia, nor in any other country, and this is to thank people like Bradley Manning and Julian Assange. They made “democracy” honest again, when Bush and this criminals built up Al Kaida, using them in Afghanistan as partner, and using them today as partner in syria, etc. This massralley should have the goal, to bring back the UN human rights back to USA. The US Gouvernement has broken every human rights, is this the Rockefeller Mafia ? It is absolutely clear, why the USA hasnt ratificated the Den Haag law, its needed to make at once a “accusation” cause of heavy war crimes against theese court, which is at last a non-legitime court, hiding the war criminals. At last whistleblowers have brought back trust into democracy, not theese war criminals of this court. Republicans of USA told in 2002, they would “attack” Den Haag, if they arrest Bush, isnt this crazy. This murder gouvernement turned the law !

By: P4peace

P4peace — Sat, 01 Jun 2013 13:03:05 +0000

With prayers love and success be given to you all. Keep up the good work.

By: Sp5 Dave Hancock (vet)

Sp5 Dave Hancock (vet) — Fri, 31 May 2013 23:58:50 +0000

I’ll see you all on the 1June’13, bright sun, heat and discomfort.

Three years locked up even before the Green Machine starts its court martial proceedings is stretching due process beyond its breaking point, civilian or military.

By: Jeff Paterson

Jeff Paterson — Fri, 31 May 2013 23:13:53 +0000

Actually, we are not “protesting”. We are holding a rally to support an American hero who is facing court martial for an act of conscience. Please do cross the street and talk to some of us during the rally.

By: Jeff Paterson

Jeff Paterson — Fri, 31 May 2013 22:37:07 +0000

A couple points of fact: 1. Bradley is not charged with treason, as of course, there is no indication that he did anything of the sort. 2. Although he did at one point, based on the “Aiding the Enemy” charge, Bradley does not face the death penalty.

By: sara

sara — Fri, 31 May 2013 22:23:52 +0000

Okay, I just read Bradley’s statement. That was crazy, if that really did happen in the video. I still think giving away information on military locations and names was not right. Our government is wrong if this kind of behavior is going on and deemed exceptable.