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President Obama: Pardon Bradley Manning NOW!

President Obama: Pardon Bradley Manning NOW!

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 2 months ago

Pfc. Bradley Manning has been unjustly sentenced to spend most of his adult life in prison because he did his duty as a citizen of the United States. He revealed government wrongdoing on a massive scale. We the undersigned, petition the President of the United States of America, to immediately grant a Presidential Pardon to this young man so that he may live as a free man in the land of the free, home of the brave.

Updates

August 22, 2013

I started this because the situation felt impossible to ignore but the number of people who feel the same is overwhelming. Reading the comments shows me that this is clearly about something much bigger than my own initial concerns.

August 22, 2013

I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this effort since I started it. This momentum is entirely because of your conviction and not anything I did on my own. It is truly humbling to see so many of you fighting for this cause.

6 Comments

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Robert Farah
13 years ago Featured

The goverment just wants to silence anyone who shows what they are really doing overseas. its corrupt.

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Sarah Ortiz
13 years ago Featured

THIRTY FIVE YEARS for whistleblowing is totally insane. Free Bradley Manning.

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Jessica Morgan
13 years ago Featured

Hero. period.

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Dave Pierce
13 years ago Featured

If he didnt leak those documents we would still be in the dark about half the stuff going on. Obama needs to step up and do the right thing.

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Mike Hudson
13 years ago Featured

He leaked the truth! The real criminals are the ones walking free after what he exposed. Let him go.

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Tom Yamamoto
13 years ago Featured

He did the right thing by showing us the reality of the war. keeping him locked up is a bad look for the country.