Wikileaks supporters are assembling their forces on Wednesday as Bradley Manning, one of the major contributors to the website, faces his latest hearing. He's charged with 22 separate crimes, including aiding the enemy, which is a capital offence. Washington's interpretation of freedom of speech, depends on who you actually are.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Capitol Offense: US officials 'leak' more than Manning?
Jun 6, 2012 by RussiaToday
Wikileaks supporters are assembling their forces on Wednesday as Bradley Manning, one of the major contributors to the website, faces his latest hearing. He's charged with 22 separate crimes, including aiding the enemy, which is a capital offence. Washington's interpretation of freedom of speech, depends on who you actually are.
Wikileaks supporters are assembling their forces on Wednesday as Bradley Manning, one of the major contributors to the website, faces his latest hearing. He's charged with 22 separate crimes, including aiding the enemy, which is a capital offence. Washington's interpretation of freedom of speech, depends on who you actually are.
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