Bradley Manning News

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A vigil is being held in North Wales in the United Kingdom today for Chelsea (formerly Bradley) Manning, the imprisoned solder who passed classified documents to WikiLeaks.

America has become the nation of cover-ups from lying us into wars to crimes against humanity to nuclear cover-ups to gag orders silencing crime victims. A public tired of lies, stays home as "The Fifth Estate" flops.

Bradley Manning, the US Army whistleblower sentenced yesterday to 35 years in prison for committing the largest-ever leak of classified documents in the nation's history, has declared that from now on he wants to live as a woman.

US whistleblower Bradley Manning, charged with releasing over 700,000 battlefield reports from Iraq and Afghanistan to Wikileaks, received a sentence of 35 years in prison from a military court Wednesday.

The day was June 22, 2005. In the congressional hearing room, former CIA agents and covert ops professionals were stating, one after the other, how the leak of Valerie Plame's undercover status as a spook had harmed the country.

The US army has released a photo of former intelligence analyst Bradley Manning wearing a woman's wig and makeup as the convicted whistleblower's court-martial nears the end of its sentencing phase at Fort Meade in Maryland.

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Who would have thought that the American people would be beholden to Russia for protecting our right to know if our government is spying on us? In granting Edward Snowden temporary asylum, has Russia rebelled against America’s crackdown on truth?

A military court has found Pfc. Bradley Manning not guilty of aiding the enemy, a charge that could have resulted in life imprisonment. Manning was, however, found guilty of 19 of the 22 charges against him, including five counts of espionage.