A hero in jail... Bradley Manning.

Here is proof that the American Government- and the Army-bureaucracy (or bureaucrazy if you want) are going to unbelievable lengths to insist that the wrong doing is by the person who made it known and visible for the whole world to see, that a crime has been committed. At this moment of my writing, there are just over 32,500 people worldwide who have seen this film. It is about a hideous crime, which had as only result that the person who released the film and has shown the world that a crime has been committed, is in prison. Not the people who committed this crime or those who gave the orders. Oh no, they hide behind their own created rules and regulations. The name of this person in jail is Bradley Manning. He's only 23 years old and by doing what he did, he showed more courage and he did more for justice than the entire governments and judicial systems together. Have a look at this video clip.




The problem that I have with this is that the "crime" committed by Bradley Manning is treated as if he has done a bigger wrong than the people in the helicopter and the people who gave the okay to shoot. This is proof that when you are in the USA and you show that a crime has taken place by people who are paid by the taxpayer, there is a very big change that you will go to jail. Why? I think that the one and only reason is: The USA Government and the USA Army do this when they are caught with their trousers down because in their eyes they can not do anything wrong. It appears that they are above the law and (excuse me the expression) bigger than God. 
Let's see how long it will take (if that ever will happen) before justice takes it's right course. Unfortunately nowadays justice is a matter of who is the best at interpreting and applying the rules and regulations of  the law. By law, Manning was not allowed to show this video to the world but I wonder if he would not have done so, how would we have known that this crime had happened? And that is why Bradley Manning is in prison. Development of his case shall be linked up here as often as I can.

Bradley Manning pleads guilty to 10 out of 22 charges against him