Free Bradley Manning Rally @ Ft. Leavenworth, KS (Standard Rebellion Edition) Pt1

Part 1 of Standard Rebellion's coverage of the support for Pfc. Bradley Manning at Ft. Leavenworth, KS covers the rally portion the events on June 4, 2011. Roughly 300 activists from around the country came out for the rally, march, and vigil for the alleged whistle-blower near the military prison's gate. The event was hosted by Bradley Manning Support Network, Courage to Resist, Veterans for Peace, CODEPINK, and MO-KAN Bradley Manning Support Team.

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[TheStandardRebellion]

Manning did the right thing. If you know someone who has taken an oath to protect against enemies both foreign and domestic, ask them.....what do you feel is a 'domestic' enemy?

[TheStandardRebellion]

Hey, so please don't hesitate to comment on this video. Standard Rebellion wants to know what you think, good or bad. We are here to spark debate and raise awareness. Don't pull any punches. Speak up, if you don't, we swear, we'll keep doing this!

[Tenthamendmentradio]

@Jim01001011 what oath did you take? The one that I took demands I uphold the constitution...where does the constitution authorize powers for the federal government to use military force on journalists?

[TheStandardRebellion]

@Jim01001011 The point of the oath is simple. It is taken to reinforce the idea of how we operate to the standard set by the constitution. It is to remind us how if we fail to maintain that standard the entire effort becomes meaningless and petty (not to mention the effort was wrong and illegal to begin with).

"What good did he do?" He attempted to remind us that we should not be playing a game of 'anything goes imperialism' and that we can be wrong, sometimes very wrong.