Why VFP Supports Bradley Manning?
More than three years ago, Bradley Manning courageously
broke the silence and exposed US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ever
since, corporate media and government agencies have been doing their best to
cloak his heroism and suppress the existence of his ongoing trials.
On Monday June 3rd, we have the opportunity to stand up for Bradley. In his honor, we will make joyful noise -- blowing whistles, banging drums, and taking to the streets across the nation. Together, let's break the silence.
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Mass Rally at Ft. Meade, Maryland, Saturday, June 1
Court Martial Begins on Monday, June 3
Military veterans are turning out in force to show support for PFC Bradley Manning this Saturday, June 1, 1 pm at Fort Meade, Maryland, on the eve of his historic court martial, which begins on Monday. The diminutive 25-year-old Manning, who has acknowledged giving classified Army documents to Wikileaks about U.S. conduct of the wars Iraq and Afghanistan, is facing the possibility of life in prison. In what many people see as “overkill,” the Army has charged him with “Aiding the Enemy,” the most serious of 22 charges.<More>
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More than three years ago, Bradley Manning courageously
broke the silence and exposed US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ever
since, corporate media and government agencies have been doing their best to
cloak his heroism and suppress the existence of his ongoing trials. On Monday June 3rd, we have the opportunity to stand up for Bradley. In his honor, we will make joyful noise -- blowing whistles, banging drums, and taking to the streets across the nation. Together, let's break the silence.
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Press Release Issued Yesterday: Veterans For Peace Stands With Bradley Manning!
Mass Rally at Ft. Meade, Maryland, Saturday, June 1
Court Martial Begins on Monday, June 3
Military veterans are turning out in force to show support for PFC Bradley Manning this Saturday, June 1, 1 pm at Fort Meade, Maryland, on the eve of his historic court martial, which begins on Monday. The diminutive 25-year-old Manning, who has acknowledged giving classified Army documents to Wikileaks about U.S. conduct of the wars Iraq and Afghanistan, is facing the possibility of life in prison. In what many people see as “overkill,” the Army has charged him with “Aiding the Enemy,” the most serious of 22 charges.<More>
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