▶ Melissa Hill talks about police surveillance and tracking, Peacestock 2014

Activist, Chalker, Blogger talking about the surveillance state in Minnesota.  In September 2011, Melissa Hill was the first person arrested in connection with Occupy MN protests. Following a lawsuit claiming she was wrongfully arrested for trespassing on what was public property, she received a $15,000 settlement for her trouble. Hill now has a blog, "Track the More

▶ 52 Orgs. Demand Charges against WikiLeaks' Julian Assange be Dropped

Assange on his two years of asylum | MSNBC. NOW MSNBC  Alex Wagner  June 19, 2014 [youtube=http://youtu.be/MWRiyXXvaZs] Julian Assange discusses his time spent in embassy asylum, and the efforts being made by some organizations to have charges against him dropped. Subscribe or “Follow” us on RiseUpTimes.org. Rise Up Times is also on Facebook!  Check the Rise Up Times More

▶ 52 Orgs. Demand Charges against WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange be Dropped

Assange on his two years of asylum | MSNBC. NOW MSNBC  Alex Wagner  June 19, 2014 [youtube=http://youtu.be/MWRiyXXvaZs] Julian Assange discusses his time spent in embassy asylum, and the efforts being made by some organizations to have charges against him dropped. Subscribe or “Follow” us on RiseUpTimes.org. Rise Up Times is also on Facebook!  Check the Rise Up Times More

Peter Hart: Chelsea Manning Speaks — But Who Listened?

"According to a search of the Nexis news database, Manning's op-ed received scant coverage. . . . In the abstract, journalists often profess a great deal of admiration for whistleblowers, and value the service such individuals provide to the news media. " By Peter Hart  FAIR BLOG  June 18, 2014 US Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning wrote a remarkable More

Molly Crabapple: Dissident Fetish

That night, no one had one word for any American political prisoner, hacker and whistle-blower and activist, cracking from solitary in their 6-foot-by-11-foot cells. by Molly Crabapple  VanityFair.com  June 11, 2014 Nothing tastes better than freedom—except possibly burrata. One May night, I sat beneath the blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History, nibbling through More

▶ An interview with Alexa O'Brien re Manning, WikiLeaks, and the U.S. government

Photo typischich.at An interview with Alexa O'Brien, who documented and researched, as an independent journalist, the entire Bradley (Chelsea) Manning trial and its wider context of a US inter-agency prosecution of WikiLeaks. Metahaven 2013. Produced in collaboration with Bureau Europa.  Editor's Comment:  This video, recorded August 21, 2013, is full of information about the trial More

▶ An interview with Alexa O’Brien re Manning, WikiLeaks, and the U.S. government

Photo typischich.at An interview with Alexa O'Brien, who documented and researched, as an independent journalist, the entire Bradley (Chelsea) Manning trial and its wider context of a US inter-agency prosecution of WikiLeaks. Metahaven 2013. Produced in collaboration with Bureau Europa.  Editor's Comment:  This video, recorded August 21, 2013, is full of information about the trial More

Tomgram: Engelhardt, Knowledge Is Crime

Too Big to Jail?  Why Kidnapping, Torture, Assassination, and Perjury Are No Longer Crimes in Washington  By Tom Engelhardt   April 20, 2014  TomDispatch.com How the mighty have fallen.  Once known as “Obama’s favorite general,” James Cartwright will soon don a prison uniform and, thanks to a plea deal, spend 13 months behind bars.  Involved in setting up More

Michael McKee: Are We Depending Too Much on the Military’s Media Management?

"It's Not Up to the Pentagon to Sell Policy to the American People." By Michael McKee  Friday, 08 November 2013  11:16   Truthout | Opinion (Photo: D. Sharon Pruitt / Flickr) Truth, as a casualty of war, has been a primary target, worthy of a $15 billion budget. Yet although "the media war" for the hearts and minds of Americans More

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