Comments on: Bradley Manning, military resistance, and the left

By: NathanNV

NathanNV — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 05:53:35 +0000

Lets all write Letters to the Premier of the Peoples Republic of China Jun Wen Tao
We should request to see if he can get backing from the Communist Party to put pressure on the Washington DC Regime, to release Bradley manning on Humanitarian grounds. Does this sound bonkers?

Not if you understand the bitter reality, that The Federal Prison where Manning is now being held is paid for by the good graces of the Communist Party Chairman in Bejing. As a matter of fact,the US Military, all our Cops, EMT Personal, School Teachers and Federal Employees like the DHS, and IRS are all paid a check because the Chinese lend the Regime in Washington DC the money for what is sufficient to the need.

Be respectful and creative when you write and remember that our debtor creditor relationship does give Mr. Jun Wen Tao great leverage over them, much more than folks think.

Bradley Manning is the most well loved American in the World for exposing the technocrats of the Military industrial Complex of their war crimes, so it might happen.

By: Justice

Justice — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 17:11:16 +0000

Is there somebody in USA, who could make an accusation on Den Haag against this criminal millitary regime ? They had been the once, which made conspiracy with Al Quadia. This is proofed. The story of “Tim Osman” knows everybody. Fact is, that the US gouvernement was responsible for the attack on World Trade Center. Everybody knows that today, and for the thousands of victims, it is a shame, that the criminals which forced that, getting a partner to fight against russian millitary in Afghanistan and buiding up Al Quaida with criminal conspiracy can stay free, when an unguilty Bradley must get in jail. I think it is time to get the real criminals and bring them to law. Perhaps with the conspiracy law ?

By: Sandy Notman

Sandy Notman — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 16:41:07 +0000

Pvt. Manning, you are an inspiration to many. Your (alleged!) actions have given me hope that someday the madness will end, but that hope is rapidly turning into anger. I guess that is a good thing, because hope does not inspire action, but anger sure as hell does!! I’m ready to give my life for an end to the madness that has overtaken the US, just as your have (allegedly) done. Courage!!

By: ron norris

ron norris — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 15:53:06 +0000

Since we finance the wars, we have a responliability for what goes on in the wars.Patriotism demands that the war profiteers and the torturers and murderers of civilians be identified and prosecuted for their treason against the spirit of democracy and equality. The criminals who subvert our army for their own selfish interest must be prosecuted , or bradley has given his sacrifice for nothing.

By: lynn faulkner

lynn faulkner — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 14:21:08 +0000

We need to support Bradley Manning and all who are working for his release. We need to sign petitions, and support him with our presence at rallies and protests whenever possible. We also need to support his with our dollars. It’s easy to sign an online petition and feel satisfied that we’ve done our part. It’s not so easy to make a real sacrifice, and that’s what must be done now.

By: Lapelota

Lapelota — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 10:03:57 +0000

But this whole case is to cover up the fact that the Invasion of Iraq was not correct. The only people that should be charged are the previous The President and Commander-in-Chief.

By: Jeffery Mullins

Jeffery Mullins — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 03:04:16 +0000

We have a right to know everything that goes on in a war,we pay taxes and part of it goes to the military.
It’s time to get the corruption out of our government.
Bradley Manning Hero