On the weekend before the trial began there were world wide protests in support of Bradley Manning. Alexa gives us some idea of their scope and the importance of public participation in raising the visibility of the trial. She explains the focus of the government’s case with a lot of testimony about computer forensics and chain of custody. Alexa explains how they are working to construct a timeline of events to tie Manning to Wikileaks and how the Garani air strikes video is central to the strategy. She gives us an idea of what to look for next week and invites us to attend or watch the Left Forum Panel whistleblower discussion with Thomas Drake, Jesseyln Radick at PACE - New York City
Jonathan R Latham, PhD Co-founder and Executive Director of the Bioscience Resource Project; Editor of the (...)
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Greetings to the Citizens of Charlottesville. It has come to our attention that the far-right, alt-right, and neo-nazi organizations have attempted to use your city as a (...)
Guests: legendary hacker John Draper aka Captain Crunch and Raymond Johansen (Pirate Parties International). Early hackers were the enthusiasts and homebrewers of their time, (...)
