Comments on: Bradley Manning Support Network Condemns Unjust Detainment of Activist

By: Don Belanger

Don Belanger — Fri, 24 Dec 2010 02:48:19 +0000

Its about time our government started actiing like the Republic/democracy it was intended to be by the Country’s Founders, rather than the police state its becoming since 9/11 and the inception of such stupidities like the Patriot Act and the Department of Homeland Security9 both of which has the distinct smell of someone saying “The Fatherland”)

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By: Kelly James

Kelly James — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 23:40:49 +0000

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wow. just wow. there are no other words.

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By: Olayiwola Dauda

Olayiwola Dauda — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 11:42:53 +0000

The Democracts know the meaning of democracy not in America alone but Worldwide.
Obama adviced Gbagbo to back down in Ivory Coast.Obama also should respect democracy and rule of law,and release Bradley Manning.

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By: Olayiwola Dauda

Olayiwola Dauda — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 11:23:24 +0000

World Police,as being called America,are now parading freedom of speech as paper dog.
If Manning has done nothing to be proscuted by Osama-sorry by Obama,he should be released without any delay.Unless if democracy is no more in existence,then Manning should be remained in detention by Obama governmeht.

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By: Alan Taylor

Alan Taylor — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 10:26:33 +0000

Note: See Jeff Paterson’s answer to our email concerning Wikileaks failure to fund Pfc Manning’s Defence Fund.

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We had no desire to make a statement regarding the Wikileaks pledged
contribution, and it was unfortunate timing that it was released on the same
day of Mr. Assange’s arrest. We were compelled to do so by recent statements
by Wikileaks regarding this issue, by media interest in the issue, and the
need for our Support Network to move forward in defense of Bradley Manning.

We have no idea what funds were received by Wikileaks in response to their
appeal on Bradley’s behalf. If I had to guess, I’d say a few grand–$10k
max.

I believe that we may yet receive a contribution from Wikileaks, and we’ll
make that public when it happens. I got a message from the Wau Holland
Foundation this morning asking for our non-profit paperwork and an
accounting of funds used so far, which I provided to them. That is something
we do regularly in applying for grants, or to receive unsolicited grants. I
believe it is a positive development.

Jeff

—–Original Message—–
From: alan taylor [mailto:alan.taylor[at]pgpboard.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 2:37 AM
To: jeff[at]bradleymanning.org
Subject: Wikileaks Contribution to Manning Defence Fund

Hi Jeff,

Well it’s official at last, this is something we have known for the last
several weeks. The press release sounds as though you were dragged to the party to
announce the Wikileaks default. Or is this a false impression?

Have you determined just how much Wikileaks received on behalf of Pfc
Manning? Our input suggests that they themselves do not, since the donor receipt
infrastructure at the Wau Holland Foundation is a shambles. All donor funding ends up in the
same pot irrespective of the intended recipient. For example Assange has his
begging bowl out at present for his defence fund. etc.. etc..

Any further information you can provide would be welcome.

Regards
Alan Taylor
PGPBOARD Administrator
London, England

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By: Steveinusa

Steveinusa — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 17:39:18 +0000

Pgp disk
How simple and secure.

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By: Matt

Matt — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 14:59:40 +0000

Too late to give Obama’s Nobel to the man who really deserves it – Bradley?

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By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 19:03:08 +0000

SCORES ON THE DOORS

Subject Courage

Bradley Manning 1 obama 0 ( you gave into bush senior to quick )

Subject Integrity

Bradley the Man Manning 1 America 0

to be honest your constitution and bill of right mean jack shit any more
your vote is worthless honestly it is

when you vote them in the lobbyist bribe then with money and power

both sides of the house are owned by ROTHCHILD`S ROCKEFELLER`S AND WARBURG`S

JFK WAS ASSASSINATED BECAUSE HE WANTED TO BY PASS THESE PARASITICS

AND AMERICA TO PRINT ITS OWN MONEY

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By: Fred

Fred — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 09:31:33 +0000

Having heard terrible things about Wikileaks, I decided to check it out for myself. Now I discover amazing evidence of American war crimes. Shame on the US government, shame on established news media for denouncing Wikileaks, and shame on the governments of the world for trying to shut it down. Bravo to Bradley Manning, who has shown more bravery than his commanders could ever know how to show.

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By: UNF

UNF — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 05:26:07 +0000

@ Brian Hite,

there has been solid proof since Hiroshima at the latest that US goverment is the most pathologically unhinged band of murderers in the world. That they were congenital liars and thieves was previously established during the carefree days of ‘Indian’-slaughtering. During all that time, the US public has, to probably a greater degree than the German public ever did Hitler, certainly condoned such behavior if not gleefully participated in it directly. The U$ military is, since Kennedy at latest, for all practical purposes the real government [Pentagovernment], with a succession of corrupt and weak puppet Presidents pushed forward to front a token civilian administration for the sake of keeping up appearance – however, an unhealthily significant proportion of the U$ population actually supports making the covert coup official, so enamored are they of the only branch which seems to work efficiently, if only at destroying other people’s countries. “They have damaged the integrity and honor of being a just and fair govt.” — this is black humor, right? Their vaunted ‘integrity and honor’ never existed, save in the minds of the terminally politically naive. “… the free world” — another fiction from the fevered dreams of Pentagonal agitprop-peddlers. “People used to love the image of what the USA represented to the world” — not the people of Korea, Vietnam or Nicaragua, i.e. those on the receiving end of reality, to give just a few examples from the many. “An extension of Nazism” — you got that right, U$A indeed inherited much from the Reich, and has improved on it since. But painful as these realisations are, living under induced delusions is much worse.

The next question is what to do about it all. My answer: educate, organise and act for JUSTICE. Deflate the Empire – Vive la Résistance!!

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