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5. Hero

Reply to Seedersandleechers (Original post)

Fri Dec 16, 2011, 06:41 PM

Dec 2011

Bradley Manning is a Hero for All Time.
He should be granted whistleblower status for exposing an army run amok. A security system, so easily broken.
That he didn't report to higher lamedastical (which I thought was a word, after googling the best I could come up with is lame dastardly or lame Das Kapital...) (I humor myself ALOT) (maybe I read it in a comic book. Yes, that makes sense) authorities...
So mumstream, under the rug, etc., Bad Bad, for exposing US, i.e. Le Bosses. i.e How many words would fit in this blank ____ 4 letters, or 5, 6, (Oh, Goodness!) It could take up the entire alphabet & in other languages. (I humor myself ALOT)
My Heart & Soul goes out to him... Peace Brother, if our loving energy can comfort you in any way, you never know... There is always HOPE.
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Bradley Manning pre-trial hearing opens amid tight security [View all] Seedersandleechers Dec 2011 OP

Updates on this link dipsydoodle Dec 2011 #1

Great updates! Thank you for the link. EFerrari Dec 2011 #2

Manning's lawyer asks investigator to step down struggle4progress Dec 2011 #3

Manning Hearing Halted as Investigator Considers Recusal Request struggle4progress Dec 2011 #4

Hero bottom line Dec 2011 #5

He should be in jail for the rest of his life. nt hack89 Dec 2011 #6

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No Text - I wrote nothing in the message text box. nt hack89 Dec 2011 #8

Thanks bottom line Dec 2011 #10

Yes, he's a hero. Little Tich Dec 2011 #14

At Manning Hearing, Investigator Refuses Recusal struggle4progress Dec 2011 #9

No reasonable person could look at the DoJ vendetta against Wikileaks and at EFerrari Dec 2011 #11

Maybe but maybe not, the question really is simply if he gave cstanleytech Dec 2011 #12

No, the question is about the venue he is being tried in. EFerrari Dec 2011 #13

Since he is or was part of the military he will be tried before whatever cstanleytech Dec 2011 #15

This issue is or was if the investigator assigned is biased and should recuse himself. EFerrari Dec 2011 #16

Interesting but how does any bias if it exists on the part cstanleytech Dec 2011 #17

I am talking about the individual who is adjudicating the hearing. EFerrari Dec 2011 #18

Ah ok, thanks for clearing it up. cstanleytech Dec 2011 #19

Manning's problem is that motive is irrelevant to his charges hack89 Dec 2011 #20