Join the Free Bradley Manning Contingent at this year’s Gay Pride Parade Sunday, June 24, 2012. 11:00am in CDT 4500 N. Broadway Bradley Manning is an LGBT person imprisoned for allegedly leaking the trove of U.S. diplomatic communications published by Wikileaks. These leaks exposed the rampant cynicism of American foreign policy, regardless of administration, and…
Read More »Sibel Edmonds says the military is using Bradley Manning to set an example, a play about Bradley to open in Exeter, and an event on Manning in New York City tonight.
Read More »The government rejects the lawsuit for more transparency in Bradley’s case, a petition to award Bradley the Nobel Peace Prize, and solidarity actions.
Read More »On Sunday, June 24, Veterans For Peace will be marching with other peace & justice organizations behind our “Free Bradley Manning” banner in New York City’s Heritage of Pride Parade. Pfc. Manning is a 24-year-old gay man who has been held in solitary confinement, charged with “aiding the enemy.” This American soldier faces life in…
Read More »On June 8 and 9th, supporters wore T-shirts that said, …. the answer my friend is whistle-blowin’ in the wind, and with others, stood outside the entrance of the Smoky Hill River Festival in Oakdale Park, Salina, Kansas, handing out flyers and Sunflower seeds to festival goers.
Read More »We recap last week’s motion hearings and activism, Kevin Gosztola talks Bradley Manning on Democracy Now, and looking at what leaks reveal instead of punishing the messenger.
Read More »June 12, 2012. PFC Bradley Manning’s attorney, David Coombs, posted this message of gratitude on his blog today, thanking supporters for showing up, sending letters, and donating to the defense fund. His message includes words from Bradley, who says he’s grateful for your ongoing efforts. Support Bradley today.
Read More »Bradley’s lawyer David Coombs sends a message of gratitude, Kevin Zeese and Kevin Gosztola discuss the case on RT, and David Sirota on leak hypocrisy.
Read More »RT talks to Zack Pesavento and MSNBC talks to David House about the government withholding key documents regarding the response to WikiLeaks releases.
Read More »By Nathan Fuller. June 8, 2012. On the final, brief day of this motion hearing for Bradley Manning in Ft. Meade, Judge Denise Lind largely ruled against the defense’s motions to dismiss specifications of charges against Bradley. Given extensive delays in the prosecution’s handling of discovery material, the court martial trial will now be pushed back until November or January.
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