Judge awards Bradley Manning 112 days off prison sentence

[Cidersomerset]

Retired Col Morris Davis says Bradley Manning is basically being made an example of.
The Government leaks " good" news everyday.Because Bradley embarressed the
administration they are trying to plug the hole by saying its a threat to national
security and aiding the enemy .Total overkill to stop others from doing it in the future.

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Published on 8 Jan 2013


Army Private First Class Bradley Manning was back in court on Tuesday where he is
being accused of participating in what could be the largest document leak in
American history. The private allegedly handed over sensitive content to the
website WikiLeaks which the US government says constitutes aiding the enemy.
Manning was held in US custody for nine months without a trial hearing and now a
judge has sided with the PFC and reduced his sentence. Retired Colonel Morris
Davis joins us with more on the case.

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Published on 8 Jan 2013


Army Private First Class-turned-whistleblower Bradley Manning received some news
on Tuesday regarding his alleged role in the releasing of sensitive information
known as "Cablegate." The judge in his case has decided to take 112 days off any
prison sentence Manning is given due to the unlawful pretrial punishment he was
subjected to before appearing in court. Was the judge's decision just? RT Web
Producer Andrew Blake joins us with more on the latest.

[sigma6]

Awwww.... that is so generous of those judges, it just melts my heart when I see that kind of compassion for the lives of other living souls... or maybe they can see the writing on the wall in a world where the forces of main stream media are being obliterated continually by their inability to control the alternative news sources and the ongoing world wide support for wikileaks, truth and maybe they see the writing on the wall, of still to come inevitable dirt that will ultimately come out no matter how many billions they spend on their damage control, media spin... soon to be on life support... haha

The moral of the story is the next time you want to do the right thing and leak the truth that may very well have stopped, or at least slowed down all the brain dead main stream media consumers (how they can eat that crap... ) from putting their full support and backing behind a corporate military death machine hell bent on carrying out their orders from their tax funded (by you and me) crime syndicate families run by psychopathic royal inbreds who are still killing innocent people around the world on an corporate industrial level... in order to maintain their precarious grip on power over an increasing awakening population. Sick of oppression, death, and living in fear.

...Consider maybe not going on the internet under a pseudo avatar name and start bragging about it to some other pseudo avatar. Other then that Bradley Manning should be commended with a medal of honour. For his contribution to society for single handedly pulling million of heads out of their arses with a single action.

[Cidersomerset]

II2 Days off a possible life sentance its a 'Joke' ! It should be remembered if it was not for the leak
this would not have become public knowledge.As far as I know, no one has gone to jail for these murders !!



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[Lazlo]

Well said Cider. Life minus 112 days, that is some meaningful justice there all right.

How about prosecuting the thugs who denied him his rights?

[Cidersomerset]

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Published on 9 Jan 2013


On Wednesday, Army Private First Class Bradley Manning was in Fort Meade, MD
where his pre-trial hearings continued. Manning's court-martial was originally
scheduled to begin in March, but now justice for PFC Manning will have to wait
longer.A military judge has pushed back the start date to June 3, at which point he
will have been held for longer than three years without a trial. RT's Justine
Underhill has more.