35 year sentence proves US will 'aggressively prosecute those who expose war crimes, and diligently protect those who commit them.' Jon Queally, staff writer Published on Wednesday, August 21, 2013 by Common Dreams Pfc. Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison. (Photo: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images ) Announcement of Pfc. Bradley Manning's 35 year prison More
Who Did You Rape in the War, Daddy? A Question for Veterans that Needs Answering "They didn’t get to Vietnam (or Iraq or Afghanistan) on their own and they shouldn’t shoulder the blame or the truth alone and in silence. We all bear it. We all need to hear it." By Nick Turse Posted by Nick Turse at More
Who Did You Rape in the War, Daddy? A Question for Veterans that Needs Answering "They didn’t get to Vietnam (or Iraq or Afghanistan) on their own and they shouldn’t shoulder the blame or the truth alone and in silence. We all bear it. We all need to hear it." By Nick Turse Posted by Nick Turse at More
Why Was No One Punished for America’s “My Lai” in Iraq? The U.S. military presence in Iraq was marked by the callous American attitude toward civilians, and the thorough lack of accountability in the military justice system. AlterNet / By John Tirman | February 12, 2012 The plea bargain in the last Haditha massacre case handed down in January More
