Podcasts about pfc bradley manning

James and Pat talk about Zen, the implications of special relativity, and the meaning of life, the universe, and everything! Also, DOJ announces they will not interfere with cannabis legalization, at least not yet. And we discus the sentencing of PFC Bradley Manning and Obama's plans to strike military targets in Syria.

In this episode, I don't force you to listen to me drone on and on and on about whatever the hell, I force you to listen to someone ELSE drone on and on and on! This person's important, though - PFC Bradley Manning who recently read a prepared statement in court as he attempts to defend himself against the charges of treason against "THE UNITED STATES" corporate empire. I do a short intro to the statement, and short outro after it's over, and in the middle is nearly an hour of Manning's statement which is played in it's entirety in honor of his efforts to maintain morality and ethics in the face of an unethical immoral government system. Comments, questions, or just want to tell me how stupid I am? E-mail the show at dontlistentothisshow@gmail.com! Find the show on Twitter: @DLTTSPodcast Find the host on Twitter: @C0nsciousBeing Much

Freedom and equality were supposed to be values that define the United States of America. We indict nations like China, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and so many others for their practice of political imprisonment or abuse of specific individuals that are seen to be a threat to society without any sort of trial. How, then, can President Obama and Pentagon officials even begin to defend the treatment of PFC Bradley Manning, whose treatment in no way complies with the Uniform Code of Military Justice? Dylan had the opportunity to talk to Marcy Wheeler of FireDogLake about the treatment of PFC Bradley Manning. Marcy has been at the forefront of coverage on his story since the very beginning.

Under which president would the slogan “You’re better off to commit a war crime than to blow the whistle on a war crime” apply? George W. Bush? Nope. Barack Obama. As Obama chooses to bury his head in the sand in regards to the abusive treatment of PFC Bradley Manning, groups are making sure he is not forgotten by holding protests around the world. We talk to Medea Benjamin of CodePink to find out why they're not giving up the fight.