Comments on: Defense begins sentencing case with Bradley Manning’s unit: trial report, day 32

By: BobM

BobM — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 20:03:32 +0000

Like Sharon. “I sincerely hope the American justice and constitutional systems are still strong enough to protect people like Mr. Manning”..

But I fear that the US is now in the grip of a military-industrial-securitat complex beyond Dwight Eisenhower’s worst nightmares. And that Brad will secure early release only on the basis of a brave Presidential initiative,

Does anyone see Obama being brave enough?

By: Frank Blackstone

Frank Blackstone — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 18:12:25 +0000

What part of LAW does this Military Puppet LIND Not Understand about War Crimes and the Law that protects Whistel Blowing on a Criminal Act ..She is One STUPID Lady doing exactley what the Military is demanding of Her . Judge Jurey and Executuionar and Puppet of the system …Show trial for the Military to atempt to cover thimselvs in a blanket of protection with this DUMB PUPPET LIND …She cares absolutley nothing for Justice or International Law ..Just get Herself an Atta -Girl and carey on in her Military fashion and gain favors from superiors …I can only HOPE someone can tell her one day what a NAZI Act Alike she is ..Frank Blackstone ….out

By: Joseph Crews

Joseph Crews — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 09:47:35 +0000

The American judicial system is tragically broken, so badly so that it must be referred to the Un-Justice system. The unfairness, hypocrisy, and barbarism of the American criminal justice system is increasingly the subject of serious comment.

“The United States has five per cent of the world’s population, 25 per cent of the world’s incarcerated people, and 50 per cent of the world’s lawyers (who account for nearly 10 per cent of the country’s GDP, an onerous taxation of American society).”

I expect the full measure of Injustice for Bradley Manning, that this system is capable of rendering.

Edward Snowden was fully aware of all this, and made a wise decision to flee the clutches of judges and jailers.

The world is watching, but our leaders seem oblivious that they are under intense surveillance, and will be disgracefully exposed.

By: Sharon Greenlaw

Sharon Greenlaw — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 04:03:22 +0000

We are in Canada, watching with great interest. I sincerely hope the American justice and constitutional systems are still strong enough to protect people like Mr. Manning. I would like to thank him for being the catalyst in a long awaited awakening of the American public. Thank you Mr. Manning for helping to bring to an end a horrific war.