Case set to go to trial, based on IO’s recommendation. A journalist asks what are the public’s rights vs. the military’s. Defense wants denied witnesses to testify. Pics from Close Guantanamo action, attended by Bradley Manning supporters.
Read More »January 12, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Military officers orchestrating proceedings against PFC Bradley Manning have referred all charges that were considered during last month’s Article 32 proceedings to a general court martial. Investigating officer Lt. Col. Paul Almanza rejected a request from lead defense counsel David Coombs to consolidate the 22 charges into three charges, expressing concerns that the military is over-charging PFC Manning.
Read More »Bradley’s attorney has filed an oral deposition request, to obtain testimony from the witnesses denied at the hearing. The Washington Post covers our supporter-funded billboard! WikiLeaks’ requested access to Bradley’s court proceedings has been denied.
Read More »Lakewood, Washington Monday, February 6 – 7pm Coffee Strong Cafe, 15109 Union Avenue Southwest Contact: 253-581-1565 Bradley Manning, a 24-year-old Army intelligence analyst, faces life in prison for allegedly sharing the “Collateral Murder” video of a US helicopter attack that killed 11 civilians and wounded two children in Baghdad, Iraq with the WikiLeaks website. Bradley…
Read More »January 11, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Ron Paul, a prominent supporter of accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower Bradley Manning, claimed second place in today’s New Hampshire Republican primary contest. Paul, who has called Bradley Manning a “true patriot” and a “hero” is also poised to hold second place in the delegate count among candidates for the Republican Presidential nomination.
Read More »Portland, Oregon Thursday, February 2 – 7:00pm First Unitarian Church, SW 12th and Salmon Buchan Reception Room Contact: David Delk, Alliance for Democracy, [email protected], 503-232-5495 With opening music by singer/songwriter David Rovics (“Song for Bradley Manning“) Bradley Manning, a 24-year-old Army intelligence analyst, faces life in prison for allegedly sharing the “Collateral Murder” video of…
Read More »The army monitors social media coverage of Bradley Manning. Quantico is closed. Military trials are scripted. Ellsberg weighs in on the hearing. Plus some more explanation of key points of the defense’s case.
Read More »January 9, 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network. Supporters of PFC Bradley Manning have erected a billboard in Washington, DC as the accused WikiLeaks whistle-blower awaits an announcement about the military’s plans for his trial at nearby Fort Meade, Maryland. The billboard, which reads, “Free Bradley Manning: Blowing the whistle on war crimes is not a crime” is located on the route to downtown Washington from Fort Meade.
Read More »January 6, 2012. Kevin Gosztola of FDL. While the prosecution accused Bradley of aiding Al Qaeda, Bradley’s attorney David Coombs struck back with a strongly political defense. “[A] hallmark of our democracy is the ability of our government to be open with its public,” Coombs stated. “History will ultimately judge my client.”
Read More »Collections of images from Fort Meade during Bradley’s Article 32 pre-trial hearing.
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