How can I help? I will be driving through the D.C. -Quantico AREA this week on my way to Florida from upstate N.Y, 315 776 8664 H 315 430 4439 Cell—I leave Wed night 10/20 will be in the area 10/21 in pm.
2010-10-18 06:13
TrueType
watching the video and reading a bit more about all this makes you through up.
2010-12-03 13:12
anon
This is one of many things that go one. Unfortunately we arent informed of them, so they continue
2010-12-05 01:58
Johnny
I think the U.S. Of A have a lot to answer for. They go in ‘Guns Blazing’ with no thought to others. A common thing with the U.S. They preach to other countries but never look at what’s going on in their own country. Thank God for Wikileaks!!!!!! Shame on the U.S.
2010-12-05 14:50
Paul
Wikileaks,
Would you please get the stuff on the really bad crap that happened under the CIA’s MK-Ultra? If you want the US “defense” leviathan to go down, get that stuff, and show it.
It’s demonic.
2010-12-06 10:58
Dan
US = high tech but low brain
2010-12-06 11:58
Dan
Thanks to Manning…. real American will love you…
2010-12-06 12:09
DH
The leaking of this information is the one decent thing to have come out of this miserable and disgraceful incident. I am sure that US citizens share with us in the UK the hope that we may be the good guys. The US government response to this proves that we are not at all when our forces are allowed to murder civilians at will. How can we expect to keep our citizens safe from terrorism when we do this stuff. Whether or not US politicians have any decency you would think that having been caught with their pants down they would at least try to look decent. Why are they not prosecuting the murderers?Good luck to Brad, he is a real hero. Wikileaks must survive for the good of all.
2010-12-07 16:33
Les D
Disgusting. What will US citizens think when we are ravaged by other countries attempting to “fix” our system based on subjection and opinions? Will the wives and children of these militant murders be spared when we are attacked? We provoke murder and violence on our own soil. The problem is the only ones fighting are the ones that have this mentality, thus making the rest of us appear as cold-hearted demon killers. Death by right to those that make the decisions that should be left to GOD. Killing in the name freedom is still murder. Killing in the name of GOD is still murder. Murder is still murder, no matter the title. These US soldiers are worse than our so-called enemies because not only are they killing children, but they are killing them on their homes. These actions will not be left unchecked. Whether it be in this life or the next.
2010-12-08 14:49
Les D
Thank you, Brad, for being so much braver than the cowards that pulled the trigger.
2010-12-08 14:51
catchadragon
History will remember.
Bradley has more courage than most.
The soldiers who shot innocents should be behind bars.
Justice will prevail.
2010-12-14 00:18
dantheman
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.
2010-12-15 14:05
doesntknow
‘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.
2010-12-20 13:29
flies
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’.
[...] 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 [...]
2010-12-22 05:59
Martin
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.
2010-12-26 09:07
Barb
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.
[...] 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 [...]
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How can I help? I will be driving through the D.C. -Quantico AREA this week on my way to Florida from upstate N.Y, 315 776 8664 H 315 430 4439 Cell—I leave Wed night 10/20 will be in the area 10/21 in pm.
watching the video and reading a bit more about all this makes you through up.
This is one of many things that go one. Unfortunately we arent informed of them, so they continue
I think the U.S. Of A have a lot to answer for. They go in ‘Guns Blazing’ with no thought to others. A common thing with the U.S. They preach to other countries but never look at what’s going on in their own country. Thank God for Wikileaks!!!!!! Shame on the U.S.
Wikileaks,
Would you please get the stuff on the really bad crap that happened under the CIA’s MK-Ultra? If you want the US “defense” leviathan to go down, get that stuff, and show it.
It’s demonic.
US = high tech but low brain
Thanks to Manning…. real American will love you…
The leaking of this information is the one decent thing to have come out of this miserable and disgraceful incident. I am sure that US citizens share with us in the UK the hope that we may be the good guys. The US government response to this proves that we are not at all when our forces are allowed to murder civilians at will. How can we expect to keep our citizens safe from terrorism when we do this stuff. Whether or not US politicians have any decency you would think that having been caught with their pants down they would at least try to look decent. Why are they not prosecuting the murderers?Good luck to Brad, he is a real hero. Wikileaks must survive for the good of all.
Disgusting. What will US citizens think when we are ravaged by other countries attempting to “fix” our system based on subjection and opinions? Will the wives and children of these militant murders be spared when we are attacked? We provoke murder and violence on our own soil. The problem is the only ones fighting are the ones that have this mentality, thus making the rest of us appear as cold-hearted demon killers. Death by right to those that make the decisions that should be left to GOD. Killing in the name freedom is still murder. Killing in the name of GOD is still murder. Murder is still murder, no matter the title. These US soldiers are worse than our so-called enemies because not only are they killing children, but they are killing them on their homes. These actions will not be left unchecked. Whether it be in this life or the next.
Thank you, Brad, for being so much braver than the cowards that pulled the trigger.
History will remember.
Bradley has more courage than most.
The soldiers who shot innocents should be behind bars.
Justice will prevail.
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.
‘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.
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’.
Apologies, ‘[naturally]‘.
[...] 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 [...]
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.
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.
[...] 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 [...]