Live stream 5pm ET. Manning & the media: Daniel Ellsberg, Jesselyn Radack, Michael Ratner, Peter Van Buren. 6/2 DC
Live stream video via Ustream @ www.ustream.tv/channel/FreeBradleyManning
Daniel Ellsberg speaks out for Bradley Manning (Creative Commons license, Bradley Manning Support Network))
When: June 2, 2013 – 5:00-7:00
Where: All Soul’s Church, 1500 Harvard Street NW, Washington DC, 20009 (Directions)
How has WikiLeaks changed and influenced journalism thus far? How will Bradley Manning’s trial affect the way the press functions in the U.S.?
Pentagon Papers whistle-blower Daniel Ellsberg, Government Accountability Project director and DOJ whistle-blower Jesselyn Radack, Center for Constitutional Rights president emeritus Michael Ratner , and former State Department employee Peter Van Buren will tackle these questions in a panel discussion at All Soul’s Church in Washington D.C. on Sunday, June 2, 2013, from 5-7 PM ET.
The panelists will examine how the information released by Bradley Manning helped shaped the public’s understanding of war, diplomacy, and government secrecy, and the way the press reports on each. They’ll explore how the government’s unprecedentedly broad interpretation of “aiding the enemy” in prosecuting Bradley Manning gravely threatens press freedoms in the United States.
Can’t make it to Washington D.C.? We’ll livestream the event at bradleymanning.org.
This event comes just one day after our major rally at Ft. Meade on June 1 and one day before Bradley Manning’s court martial begins, on June 3.
RSVP to the event on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/events/311954305601180
Wasn’t this supposed to be a live stream….
it said from 5-7:)
Please free Mr Manning. It is the right thing to do.
Very good words. It’s unfortunate that 80+ percent of the country is distracted by entertainment and has no idea who Bradley Manning even is. It’s like a nation of infants with a corrupt government dangling keys over their heads to keep their attention diverted.
This case needs prejudice; poor manning, if he had only been taught to be a confidential source:(/