At least his family can reach him now and let him know Americans support him. That should do much to raise his spirits.
By the way, if anyone wants to know how to put a Bradley Manning banner and link signature automatically in your emails, you can find the instructions at:
Has any contact (mail or otherwise) info been given? How about visitation possibilities, for with or without base access? Can Maj. Woods be contacted regarding this? I would be interested in all of the above.
An inmate’s family or loved ones may attend Visitation on weekends and holidays from 1200-1500. Extended visits may be approved on a case by case basis if the inmate requests it.
BRIG MAILING ADDRESS:
3247 Elrod Avenue
Quantico, VA 22134
BRIG FAX:
(703)784-4242
If you wish to speak to someone I would call the Company Gunny at (703)432-6154
and their mailing address:
3247 Elrod Avenue
Quantico, VA 22134
contact phone numbers are also listed on the page. I’m not sure if other information is required for contact.
2010-07-30 17:49
Rumi
Welcome back, Bradley! We support you.
2010-07-30 18:03
Kris Monhollen
Bradley,
It’s too bad that other soldiers have been afraid to come foreward and tell what they have experiencewd while in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan. Thank you for being brave enough to stand up for what you believe. It takes bravery. Keeping silent is the cowards way out.
Please know that I am only one, of many, Americans who are behind you.
Sincerely,
Kris Monhollen
2010-07-30 19:05
Kris Monhollen
Bradley,
It’s too bad that other soldiers have been afraid to come foreward and tell what they have experiencewd while in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan. Thank you for being brave enough to stand up for what you believe. It takes bravery. Keeping silent is the cowards way out.
Please know that I am only one, of many, Americans who are behind you.
This topic is the line in the sand for me, if this young man is harmed in anyway, I’ll only say it like this, You have not seen anything yet, meaning It will bring a rage never seen here in the great USA. and I’ll be delighted to shed my own blood for Bradley Manning.NO MORE LIES AND COVER UPS, ENOUGH!______
2010-07-31 07:31
Patriot
I really do not like political correctness, despite that dislike, I am choosing to use some free speech restraint. I cannot support the actions of PFC Bradley Manning, because he chose to illegally share this information with a group that is dying to smear our great nation. I would have much more respect for this young Soldier, has he decided to “blow his whistle” to someone within our own governmental system. There are plenty of legislators who do not support this war, who would love to take this and run with it.
By leaking this information in this manner, PFC Manning has brought great harm to his “Brothers In Arms”, who are still in the thick of the battle.
As far as the Apache footage, I find no real fault in the actions of the pilots; they saw what they thought were weapons, and acted accordingly. War is Hell, and unfortuantely, innocent people will be wounded and could possibly die, as a result of the “Fog of War.”
Our enemy is not Islam, it is a radical group of Islamic Jihadists, who happpens to be in the minority of Muslims. However, we cannot lose sight that this minority group, is still a sizeable force, who has sworn to kill all infidels. They want us dead! So, if someone wantrs me dead, and I can remove that threat before he brings harm to me, my family, or my fellow man, so be it! I would take the same action that those Soldiers did.
You are entitled to you opinion. One question, though.
Those unarmed civilians with the van, trying to render aid to the wounded journalist…
Were the Apache pilots afraid that they were going to use that van to run them over, which is why they blew the crap out of it and those trying to help another human being?
2010-07-31 15:05
FengNian
The so called “radical islam group” in Iraq never wanted you dead before US army enter their land and bomb them. I am even not sure they wanted to do it now. They have nothing to do with 911 attack but their current life is not far away from hell.
Their hatred towards American people never existed until their received these murders. Now the radical group find themselves much easier to recruit someone to commit suicide attack or some stupid things like that.
Since those who were murdered don’t have same powerful weapons as you do, if you bomb them, you probably don’t care for their hatreds, but meanwhile, the radical Muslims also don’t tell the victims only the murders should to be hated. They told victims the whole Americans population have to be hated and killed. The radicals will misguide victims their revenge to those innocent American civilians who can not protect themselves, exactly like American army put their revenge for 911 attack to those innocent Iraq who can not protect themselves. You don’t care those Americans but they have to care themselves.
Any kinds of these so-called “revenge on innocents” will invite more people join this game of hatred. Does it make American safer? Even 3000 US soldiers can not keep them alives, no mention civilians in future. The so-called anti-terrorism war make more American victims than the 911 attack and God knows how many non-Americans. I sincerely hope it will never happen to your own family members, and never to your children and grand grand children who are not born yet. You should think about their safety too.
Mercy and commiseration for innocent victims are the basis of peace. Penalty can prevent more crimes and victims only if it is committed on those guilty.
It is said in Bible “judgment without mercy will be shown to anyone who has not been merciful. “, but this is something not in this world, probably you don’t care at all.
[...] Bradley Manning transferred to Virginia Posted on August 1, 2010 by denverabc From BradleyManning.org: [...]
2010-08-01 05:41
RedLeg 6
I am sure the judge advocate general in Quantico is shaking. Absolutely terrified. lol.
2010-08-02 16:18
RedLeg 6
The Military Whistleblower Protection Act, Title 10 U.S.C. 1034, as amended, prohibits interference with a military member’s right to make protected communications to members of Congress; Inspectors General; members of DoD audit, inspection, investigation or law enforcement organizations; and other persons or organizations (including the chain of command) designated by regulation or administrative procedures. A protected communication is any lawful communication to a Member of Congress or an IG, as well as any communication made to a person or organization designated under competent regulations to receive such communications, which a member of the Armed Services reasonably believes reports a violation of law or regulation (including sexual harassment, unlawful discrimination, mismanagement, a gross waste of funds or other resources, abuse of authority, or a substantial or specific danger to public health or safety.
2010-08-02 16:28
RedLeg 6
Therein lies your problem. I’ve mentioned it a few times but no one wants to hear it. Any military member has two major options with information like Manning thought he had. One is to go to the Inspector General, they are easily reachable, even at remote bases in Iraq (he was on a major base, the IG has a phone number, email and physical office.) The second is to contact your congressman, which triggers an investigation called a “Congressional.” Both are taken very seriously, and the service person cannot suffer any repercussions for doing so, even if the claim proves unfounded.
Furthermore, if the soldier wishes, they can be moved to a different unit after either case.
Manning did not use his official options for whistleblowing, he chose to leak top secret files onto the internet. Bad Private!
2010-08-02 16:31
RedLeg 6
That’ll teach’em!
2010-08-02 16:32
RedLeg 6
Soldiers that come foreward with whistleblower information generally do so in the proper channels, ie the Inspector General’s office, or through their congress person. Unfortunately you generally need to do at least part of that in person, ie your name is on it.
Leaking secret information on the internet IS the cowards way out.
2010-08-02 16:35
tamesheep
To RedLeg,
According to Lamo, Manning indeed tried to solve the problem in the system in the first time he found something wrong, but he got so desperate from the results that he believed the system does not work at all. In fact, if the system could really work well as you suggested, this bloody war would never exist.
2010-08-02 19:18
JDM
If this were the first time a soldier had concerns about the war, I’d be very surprised. I bet there are plenty of official reports, locked away of course, that detail every official account. The problem with using official channels is that THEY DON’T WORK. If they did, we would see a whole lot more videos like this, albeit edited to hell, but we don’t. Why is that? Well, because congress is a bunch of people in one room, all on the same team, but they seem to wear different colors. Despite this, they all have the same goal. They want to continue on course with our “good christian” ideals and consumption of goods. They don’t want the war to stop(there needs to be a bad guy) because then everyone would focus on what a horrible job they are doing. On the other hand, they don’t want to scare their constituencies with videos of their horrible children murdering people in the middle east. So they take the footage, if it ever exists, and bury it. Like they say, out of sight, out of mind.
Going the other official route is worse. Our military brass are not good people. They train our soldiers to think and act like murderers, cogs in a death machine that are trained to look at all non-soldiers as insurgents and dead accidents. These are the people who Bradley was officially supposed to go to with his concerns. What if he had? Would we see a video, even an official one? Would the direction of the war change? Would we stop killing innocent people walking along the street in front of buildings about to be struck by missiles? Would children no longer be indiscriminately fired upon, and their deaths not blamed on their dead parents? No, Bradley would have been pulled off his job and set back at the beginning of his official brainwashing routine. He would have completed this routine, and if it didn’t stick, then they’d find some special training that would. Fortunately, for us, and the world, he didn’t go the official route. He went to the one place where he knew it would be shown and people could make their owns judgements. Hopefully Bradley doesn’t have to pay too much for the admission.
[...] Gogulski, founder of the Help Bradley Manning website, discusses Manning’s brig transfer from Kuwait to Virginia and his status on suicide watch, the involvement of Courage to Resist in [...]
2010-08-03 00:39
Roberta R
thoughts and prayers are with you PFC Manning. Be strong and don’t let them wear you down. You are not alone.
2010-08-03 11:34
Deanna
Hey Bradley, you did a stupid thing indeed but you did right. I am proud there are still people out there like you. Hold tight, you have a lot of people supporting you. And a long route ahead.
Site started as an antidote to the suffocating ‘official narrative’ conformity imposed by the Wikipedia establishment on all matters posing a threat to that narrative.
Early days.
— and most important – the very best of good wishes for the support campaign
[...] Gogulski, founder of the Help Bradley Manning website, discusses Manning’s brig transfer from Kuwait to Virginia and his status on suicide watch, the involvement of Courage to Resist in [...]
At least his family can reach him now and let him know Americans support him. That should do much to raise his spirits.
By the way, if anyone wants to know how to put a Bradley Manning banner and link signature automatically in your emails, you can find the instructions at:
http://tinyurl.com/SupportPFCBradley
Has any contact (mail or otherwise) info been given? How about visitation possibilities, for with or without base access? Can Maj. Woods be contacted regarding this? I would be interested in all of the above.
http://www.quantico.usmc.mil/activities/display.aspx?PID=588&Section=SecBn
An inmate’s family or loved ones may attend Visitation on weekends and holidays from 1200-1500. Extended visits may be approved on a case by case basis if the inmate requests it.
BRIG MAILING ADDRESS:
3247 Elrod Avenue
Quantico, VA 22134
BRIG FAX:
(703)784-4242
If you wish to speak to someone I would call the Company Gunny at (703)432-6154
Stay strong PFC Manning.
here’s the info on Quantico Brig:
http://www.quantico.usmc.mil/activities/display.aspx?PID=588&Section=SecBn
and their mailing address:
3247 Elrod Avenue
Quantico, VA 22134
contact phone numbers are also listed on the page. I’m not sure if other information is required for contact.
Welcome back, Bradley! We support you.
Bradley,
It’s too bad that other soldiers have been afraid to come foreward and tell what they have experiencewd while in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan. Thank you for being brave enough to stand up for what you believe. It takes bravery. Keeping silent is the cowards way out.
Please know that I am only one, of many, Americans who are behind you.
Sincerely,
Kris Monhollen
Bradley,
It’s too bad that other soldiers have been afraid to come foreward and tell what they have experiencewd while in the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan. Thank you for being brave enough to stand up for what you believe. It takes bravery. Keeping silent is the cowards way out.
Please know that I am only one, of many, Americans who are behind you.
Sincerely,
Kris Monhollen
You’re truly a ‘winter soldier,’ Mr. Manning. May the trees shake for you.
I think Bradley will be regarded and remembered as a peace maker in the world.
I just posted on the ilogicbomb debate site how Bradley Manning is a hero and that everyone who doesn’t think so is mistaken.
http://www.ilogicbomb.com/topic/10/Is+WikiLeaks+source+Bradley+Manning+a+hero+or+a+traitor%3F
This topic is the line in the sand for me, if this young man is harmed in anyway, I’ll only say it like this, You have not seen anything yet, meaning It will bring a rage never seen here in the great USA. and I’ll be delighted to shed my own blood for Bradley Manning.NO MORE LIES AND COVER UPS, ENOUGH!______
I really do not like political correctness, despite that dislike, I am choosing to use some free speech restraint. I cannot support the actions of PFC Bradley Manning, because he chose to illegally share this information with a group that is dying to smear our great nation. I would have much more respect for this young Soldier, has he decided to “blow his whistle” to someone within our own governmental system. There are plenty of legislators who do not support this war, who would love to take this and run with it.
By leaking this information in this manner, PFC Manning has brought great harm to his “Brothers In Arms”, who are still in the thick of the battle.
As far as the Apache footage, I find no real fault in the actions of the pilots; they saw what they thought were weapons, and acted accordingly. War is Hell, and unfortuantely, innocent people will be wounded and could possibly die, as a result of the “Fog of War.”
Our enemy is not Islam, it is a radical group of Islamic Jihadists, who happpens to be in the minority of Muslims. However, we cannot lose sight that this minority group, is still a sizeable force, who has sworn to kill all infidels. They want us dead! So, if someone wantrs me dead, and I can remove that threat before he brings harm to me, my family, or my fellow man, so be it! I would take the same action that those Soldiers did.
You are entitled to you opinion. One question, though.
Those unarmed civilians with the van, trying to render aid to the wounded journalist…
Were the Apache pilots afraid that they were going to use that van to run them over, which is why they blew the crap out of it and those trying to help another human being?
The so called “radical islam group” in Iraq never wanted you dead before US army enter their land and bomb them. I am even not sure they wanted to do it now. They have nothing to do with 911 attack but their current life is not far away from hell.
Their hatred towards American people never existed until their received these murders. Now the radical group find themselves much easier to recruit someone to commit suicide attack or some stupid things like that.
Since those who were murdered don’t have same powerful weapons as you do, if you bomb them, you probably don’t care for their hatreds, but meanwhile, the radical Muslims also don’t tell the victims only the murders should to be hated. They told victims the whole Americans population have to be hated and killed. The radicals will misguide victims their revenge to those innocent American civilians who can not protect themselves, exactly like American army put their revenge for 911 attack to those innocent Iraq who can not protect themselves. You don’t care those Americans but they have to care themselves.
Any kinds of these so-called “revenge on innocents” will invite more people join this game of hatred. Does it make American safer? Even 3000 US soldiers can not keep them alives, no mention civilians in future. The so-called anti-terrorism war make more American victims than the 911 attack and God knows how many non-Americans. I sincerely hope it will never happen to your own family members, and never to your children and grand grand children who are not born yet. You should think about their safety too.
Mercy and commiseration for innocent victims are the basis of peace. Penalty can prevent more crimes and victims only if it is committed on those guilty.
It is said in Bible “judgment without mercy will be shown to anyone who has not been merciful. “, but this is something not in this world, probably you don’t care at all.
[...] The following was via BradleyManning.Org [...]
Do the whistle-blower protections not apply to members of the military?
[...] Military transfers Manning to Quantico, VA Here [...]
[...] Bradley Manning transferred to Virginia Posted on August 1, 2010 by denverabc From BradleyManning.org: [...]
I am sure the judge advocate general in Quantico is shaking. Absolutely terrified. lol.
The Military Whistleblower Protection Act, Title 10 U.S.C. 1034, as amended, prohibits interference with a military member’s right to make protected communications to members of Congress; Inspectors General; members of DoD audit, inspection, investigation or law enforcement organizations; and other persons or organizations (including the chain of command) designated by regulation or administrative procedures. A protected communication is any lawful communication to a Member of Congress or an IG, as well as any communication made to a person or organization designated under competent regulations to receive such communications, which a member of the Armed Services reasonably believes reports a violation of law or regulation (including sexual harassment, unlawful discrimination, mismanagement, a gross waste of funds or other resources, abuse of authority, or a substantial or specific danger to public health or safety.
Therein lies your problem. I’ve mentioned it a few times but no one wants to hear it. Any military member has two major options with information like Manning thought he had. One is to go to the Inspector General, they are easily reachable, even at remote bases in Iraq (he was on a major base, the IG has a phone number, email and physical office.) The second is to contact your congressman, which triggers an investigation called a “Congressional.” Both are taken very seriously, and the service person cannot suffer any repercussions for doing so, even if the claim proves unfounded.
Furthermore, if the soldier wishes, they can be moved to a different unit after either case.
Manning did not use his official options for whistleblowing, he chose to leak top secret files onto the internet. Bad Private!
That’ll teach’em!
Soldiers that come foreward with whistleblower information generally do so in the proper channels, ie the Inspector General’s office, or through their congress person. Unfortunately you generally need to do at least part of that in person, ie your name is on it.
Leaking secret information on the internet IS the cowards way out.
To RedLeg,
According to Lamo, Manning indeed tried to solve the problem in the system in the first time he found something wrong, but he got so desperate from the results that he believed the system does not work at all. In fact, if the system could really work well as you suggested, this bloody war would never exist.
If this were the first time a soldier had concerns about the war, I’d be very surprised. I bet there are plenty of official reports, locked away of course, that detail every official account. The problem with using official channels is that THEY DON’T WORK. If they did, we would see a whole lot more videos like this, albeit edited to hell, but we don’t. Why is that? Well, because congress is a bunch of people in one room, all on the same team, but they seem to wear different colors. Despite this, they all have the same goal. They want to continue on course with our “good christian” ideals and consumption of goods. They don’t want the war to stop(there needs to be a bad guy) because then everyone would focus on what a horrible job they are doing. On the other hand, they don’t want to scare their constituencies with videos of their horrible children murdering people in the middle east. So they take the footage, if it ever exists, and bury it. Like they say, out of sight, out of mind.
Going the other official route is worse. Our military brass are not good people. They train our soldiers to think and act like murderers, cogs in a death machine that are trained to look at all non-soldiers as insurgents and dead accidents. These are the people who Bradley was officially supposed to go to with his concerns. What if he had? Would we see a video, even an official one? Would the direction of the war change? Would we stop killing innocent people walking along the street in front of buildings about to be struck by missiles? Would children no longer be indiscriminately fired upon, and their deaths not blamed on their dead parents? No, Bradley would have been pulled off his job and set back at the beginning of his official brainwashing routine. He would have completed this routine, and if it didn’t stick, then they’d find some special training that would. Fortunately, for us, and the world, he didn’t go the official route. He went to the one place where he knew it would be shown and people could make their owns judgements. Hopefully Bradley doesn’t have to pay too much for the admission.
[...] Gogulski, founder of the Help Bradley Manning website, discusses Manning’s brig transfer from Kuwait to Virginia and his status on suicide watch, the involvement of Courage to Resist in [...]
thoughts and prayers are with you PFC Manning. Be strong and don’t let them wear you down. You are not alone.
Hey Bradley, you did a stupid thing indeed but you did right. I am proud there are still people out there like you. Hold tight, you have a lot of people supporting you. And a long route ahead.
Anyone able to assist with the WikiSpooks Bradley Manning Page – or any other for that matter – welcome.
Site started as an antidote to the suffocating ‘official narrative’ conformity imposed by the Wikipedia establishment on all matters posing a threat to that narrative.
Early days.
— and most important – the very best of good wishes for the support campaign
[...] Gogulski, founder of the Help Bradley Manning website, discusses Manning’s brig transfer from Kuwait to Virginia and his status on suicide watch, the involvement of Courage to Resist in [...]
[...] Bradley Manning Support Network » Archive » Military transfers … [...]
Telling the truth requires sometimes real courage.I think you are a real peacemaker