Komentáře k příspěvku: Bradley Manning: An American Hero

Od: Bradley Manning and the Rule of Law | NewsLanc.com

Bradley Manning and the Rule of Law | NewsLanc.com — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 15:00:27 +0000

[...] convicted of these crimes and it is likely that he will be charged with additional offenses. The charges against Manning end stating that Manning’s “conduct being prejudicial to good order and discipline in the armed forces and [...]

Od: Barb

Barb — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 21:31:27 +0000

Bradley Manning is a true American hero. If the allegations are true, his actions were extremely courageous and selfless, done wit conscience and integrity. The fact that he languishes in solidarity confinement in a military brig is a travesty, especially when nothing has been done to the murderers of „collatera murder.“

If Pres Obama signs his executive order authorizing unlimited detention without trial, revoking the constitutional protection of due process, our hero could spend the rest of his life in a military confinement facility while the attrocities continue on. This should be totally unacceptable to everyone.

We need to organize rallies all over the country; building a network of support – starting with university campuses and anti war organizations. We need to demonstrate, demonstrate, and demonstrate until we can’t be ignored, forcing the major media to shed some light on this idious crime.

Od: Martin

Martin — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 14:07:18 +0000

Manning seems to be the 1 in 1000 000 who has proven morale. A hero!

What is discusting is USA and allies reaction to the leaked information. Cover-it-up and punish the „whistle blower“ is the worst of all strategies.

I’m loosing faith in our leaders. To the rest of the world USA and allies are looking morally crippled, two faced and credibility is evaporating.

TRANSPARENCY seems to be the only workable tool to mild their power.

Thank God, or whoever, for Manning, Assange, WikiLeaks and The Net which are democratising information. The leaders we have are apparently not moral beings sufficiently responsible to monopolize information.

Examples of previous disasters, possible only by manipulating information, show this clearly: Gulag (Stalin), The Great Leap (Mao), Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot), WWII (Hitler), Iraq (Bush), Rwanda, Balkans etc.

Od: Bradley Manning – Heroj ali izdajalec @ Refleks

Bradley Manning – Heroj ali izdajalec @ Refleks — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 10:59:13 +0000

[...] ameriški vojaki streljajo na civiliste heroj ali je po mnenju ameriške demokracije izdajalec? Bradley Manning je obtožen izdaje vojaških skrivnosti. Obtožnica ga bremeni domnevnega razkritja tajnih [...]

Od: flies

flies — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 18:54:46 +0000

Apologies, ‘[naturally]‘.

Od: flies

flies — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 18:52:40 +0000

All this just makes me think that Americans have forgotten that American soil can be invaded, like it almost was with Pearl Harbour.

Maybe it will take the Iraqis to do as what the Japanese once did to wake them up.

And as it is, the last assaults on American soil have been committed by Middle Easterners.

This is tricky. You have to allow more Middle Easterners like Iraqis into American soil, if they want to, in order to avoid an assault the proportions of 9-11; but the more you allow in, the greater the risk you run of actually contracting an assault like that.

Like Deng Xiaoping once said, ‘If you open up the window, some flies naturally get in’.

Od: doesntknow

doesntknow — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 18:29:47 +0000

‘In fact, the actions depicted in “Collateral Murder” contain evidence of three violations of the laws of war set forth in the Geneva Conventions, which amount to war crimes.’

But you don’t understand. Assange, and certainly not Manning, are not employees of the United Nations. If they were, I believe they would recognise each other, but Assange says that he does not know Manning.

Od: dantheman

dantheman — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 19:05:12 +0000

wikileaks is th best thing to happen since the war started. usa are digging there own grave as per usual, sorry but hasto be said. they own 5000+ nukes but are willing to go to war with middle east for apparently building 1 bomb. WTF!! where is the justice. uk stay thye hell out of this sick unjust slaying orf innocents and take the troops out now. stop sucking yankee c**k. bradley you the man, justice will be done and you are defo a hero in my eyes and you deserve a medal of honor. ATB.

Od: catchadragon

catchadragon — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 05:18:43 +0000

History will remember.

Bradley has more courage than most.

The soldiers who shot innocents should be behind bars.

Justice will prevail.

Od: Les D

Les D — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 19:51:21 +0000

Thank you, Brad, for being so much braver than the cowards that pulled the trigger.