The military prepares for Bradley’s trial, responds to questions about delays. Congress threatens whistleblower protections. A puppet troupe and popular restaurant show creative support.
Read More »November 7, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. “We’re relieved to know all the troops will be home at the end of the year. This would not have been possible without the courageous actions of Wikileaks and the alleged participation of Bradley Manning” says Executive Director of Iraq Veterans Against the War, Jose Vasquez.
Read More »November 7, 2011. Bradley Manning Support Network. Four supporters of accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower PFC Bradley Manning will appear Monday before a judge in Manassas, Virginia, to face charges stemming from their arrests in March outside of a Marine military brig in Quantico, Virginia.
Read More »November 28, 2010 was the beginning of WikiLeaks’ release of the documents known as the US Diplomatic Cables. These documents included evidence of war crimes, corporate corruption of government, and human rights violations by US allies that had currently been kept secret from the public. Many have said that these revelations contribution to the revolution…
Read More »We have waited months for the announcement of Bradley Manning’s Pretrial Hearing dates which have been continually delayed by the U.S. Military, as well as a response to our whitehouse.gov petition, which reached the necessary threshold of signatures almost a month ago. Next week, the staff of the Bradley Manning Support Network is calling for…
Read More »On December 17th, Bradley Manning will be turning 24. This is the second birthday he will have spent as a pretrial prisoner in a military prison, and the second day of his Pretrial Hearing. We will be having solidarity rallies around the world on this date. We also encourage you to send Bradley a birthday…
Read More »Ron Paul solidified his support for Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks last weekend. Julian Assange faces one more appeal before extradition to Sweden, and the Bradley Manning Support Network responds to questions. Staff joined the Occupy Oakland general strike protest: click for pics. As it is Guy Fawkes day, a reminder of author Alan Moore’s support.
Read More »Michael Moore proposes renaming Justin Herman Plaza in SF after Bradley Manning. Military begins to discuss media access to Bradley’s trial. Check out an interview with Bradley Manning support organizer Emma Cape.
Read More »New “spy on spies” software could prevent future whistleblowing, announces security company. State Department employee and author of new book critical of U.S. policy in Iraq loses Top Secret clearance for blog link to WikiLeaks.
Read More »Expert says WikiLeaks is safer for whistle-blowers than mainstream news outlets. SF Chronicle criticizes lack of transparency at Obama fundraisers. We stand by our friend Iraq Veterans Against the War member Scott Olsen, injured two days ago by police at #OccupyOakland. Coverage of covert Yemen drone operations, first revealed by WikiLeaks, gains steam.
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