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We live in a world where murderers like George Zimmerman are free to kill again and political prisoners like Bradley Manning and John Kiriakou are essentially in prison because they had the courage to expose excessive and unecessary violence.
When did it become a crime to expose the U.S. military’s “bloodlust” and disregard for human life? Writing for Toronto's Globe and Mail, Daryl Copeland did an excellent job summarizing the entire Manning fiasco in three brief paragraphs published on July 31, 2013:
"It can be argued that the most serious threats and challenges facing the planet have little to do with religious extremism or political violence, and flow instead from a constellation of issues which are rooted in science and driven by technology. Climate change, diminishing biodiversity, pandemic disease, and resource scarcity afflict us all, while the likelihood of being involved in a terrorist incident is roughly the same as being hit by lightening or drowning in the bathtub. Put another way, there are no military solutions to the most vexing problems of globalization, yet the lion’s share of international policy resources continue to be allocated to defence, rather than to diplomacy or development.
Mr. Manning’s release of the Iraq and Afghanistan war logs, and especially the Apache helicopter gun sight video of the killing of a Reuters crew in Baghdad, have helped to illuminate the inner workings of Global War on Terror. Together with the disastrous outcomes associated with the armed interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and memories of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay, the Koran burnings, drone strikes on civilians, and various other atrocities associated with war, Mr. Manning has underscored the consequences of misplaced priorities on the part of the US and its NATO allies – including Canada.
If his actions stimulate a long overdue debate about the true nature of security, the public interest will be well-served."
We summarize the entire fiasco in one brief sentence: "Liberty is an inalienable right, Manning is a political prisoner." Restore the freedom that has been unjustly denied.
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