Obama Commutes Sentence of Intelligence Analyst Chelsea Manning
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"Obama has done nothing for Black people "
It's true though.
Y'all do know that ...................."Chelsea"...........is just what.........."she" changed her name to after she..............."transitioned" right?
In other words, "she" was born a man.
"Her" real name is Bradley Manning.
So this is just another example of him helping the LGBT community.
Having said all that, it was a compassionate move on his part..........because "she's" been on suicide watch for quite some time. -
I don't get why people are punished for telling the truth. Snowden has not been convicted of anything so he can't get the same treatment.
Why does everything have to be a race thing here. Can't there just be a win for the people -
Another notch on Obama's lgbt belt. Sellout ass ?
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blue_london wrote: »
Why does everything have to be a race thing here?
Because it can't be ignored.
Well, it can be.......but that doesn't make it any less of a factor.
In other words, ignoring the problem doesn't make it go away. -
MarcusGarvey wrote: »
I honestly can't tell if you're joking or not.CottonCitySlim wrote: »Snowden ain't really do anything
I honestly can't tell if you're joking or not.
He took more than just info on surveillance system.
I don't have a source for my accusation, like i said my gut feel is he gave China and or Russia info
Like i said with Bradley Manning, I enjoyed the information - most of the programs were legal even though its government overreach -
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blue_london wrote: »
Why does everything have to be a race thing here?
Because it can't be ignored.
Well, it can be.......but that doesn't make it any less of a factor.
In other words, ignoring the problem doesn't make it go away.
How has this become a race issue? -
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Good on Obama for commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence. Rapists and murderers get less time than her.
And you can't pardon someone who hasn't been convicted so Snowden is ? out of luck. -
Black_Samson wrote: »Maybe yall dont understand how much they drill into us how that ComSec is of great importance.
How during AIT you have the option of failing out and being reclassed as a ammunition, or petroleum specialist.... Or quartermaster.
But no... This ? took an oath, signed every document IN TRIPLICATE stating that he/she knew better. Sat up there went thru a damn security clearance interview and processing.
How much yall think it cost the government to train manning? Basic, AIT and whatever else he did once he got to his first duty station?
His AIT was 16 weeks too.
Think Comsec wasnt covered in them 16?Black_Samson wrote: »This is a slap in the face to every person that has unknowingly made a mistake regarding comsec and had to face the full extent of their punishment.
Be it getting booted.
Busted down.
Or 45 and 45.
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BOSSExcellence wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Maybe yall dont understand how much they drill into us how that ComSec is of great importance.
How during AIT you have the option of failing out and being reclassed as a ammunition, or petroleum specialist.... Or quartermaster.
But no... This ? took an oath, signed every document IN TRIPLICATE stating that he/she knew better. Sat up there went thru a damn security clearance interview and processing.
How much yall think it cost the government to train manning? Basic, AIT and whatever else he did once he got to his first duty station?
His AIT was 16 weeks too.
Think Comsec wasnt covered in them 16?Black_Samson wrote: »This is a slap in the face to every person that has unknowingly made a mistake regarding comsec and had to face the full extent of their punishment.
Be it getting booted.
Busted down.
Or 45 and 45.
Shieeetttt i thought it was just me -
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Black_Samson wrote: »BOSSExcellence wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Maybe yall dont understand how much they drill into us how that ComSec is of great importance.
How during AIT you have the option of failing out and being reclassed as a ammunition, or petroleum specialist.... Or quartermaster.
But no... This ? took an oath, signed every document IN TRIPLICATE stating that he/she knew better. Sat up there went thru a damn security clearance interview and processing.
How much yall think it cost the government to train manning? Basic, AIT and whatever else he did once he got to his first duty station?
His AIT was 16 weeks too.
Think Comsec wasnt covered in them 16?Black_Samson wrote: »This is a slap in the face to every person that has unknowingly made a mistake regarding comsec and had to face the full extent of their punishment.
Be it getting booted.
Busted down.
Or 45 and 45.
? was told not to do something, given multiple classes on it.
was told why.
was told what would happen and how severe the consequences would be if he did it.
Was given an opt out to pursue other endeavors while serving out contract.
decided to stick with it.
Did what he was told not to do any damn way.
Turns himself into a blonde haired blue eyed white woman to escape accountability.......
is successful.
Is that how you see it?
May be you should see it as organisations are acting unlawfully and putting themselves above the law.
For example when John Kiriakou exposed the US for using torture and setting up black sites in countries it was so corrupt that the government of these countrieswasn't aware of it.
We should all be aware of that barbaric behavior
Just remember whistle blowers are exposing corrupt systems. -
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Assange won't do ? , especially wiyh Trump in office and the government run by people who hate him he'd be a fool to turn himself in
I think you got it backwards. Assange basically put Trump in office along with Putin. Between the three of them it's like every bad guy from James Bond movies decided to just join forces.
I'm pretty sure he expects to be treated kindly which is why he would even consider extradition. If Clinton had won that tweet would have never happened.
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Black_Samson wrote: »blue_london wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »BOSSExcellence wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Maybe yall dont understand how much they drill into us how that ComSec is of great importance.
How during AIT you have the option of failing out and being reclassed as a ammunition, or petroleum specialist.... Or quartermaster.
But no... This ? took an oath, signed every document IN TRIPLICATE stating that he/she knew better. Sat up there went thru a damn security clearance interview and processing.
How much yall think it cost the government to train manning? Basic, AIT and whatever else he did once he got to his first duty station?
His AIT was 16 weeks too.
Think Comsec wasnt covered in them 16?Black_Samson wrote: »This is a slap in the face to every person that has unknowingly made a mistake regarding comsec and had to face the full extent of their punishment.
Be it getting booted.
Busted down.
Or 45 and 45.
? was told not to do something, given multiple classes on it.
was told why.
was told what would happen and how severe the consequences would be if he did it.
Was given an opt out to pursue other endeavors while serving out contract.
decided to stick with it.
Did what he was told not to do any damn way.
Turns himself into a blonde haired blue eyed white woman to escape accountability.......
is successful.
Is that how you see it?
May be you should see it as organisations are acting unlawfully and putting themselves above the law.
For example when John Kiriakou exposed the US for using torture and setting up black sites in countries it was so corrupt that the government of these countrieswasn't aware of it.
We should all be aware of that barbaric behavior
Just remember whistle blowers are exposing corrupt systems.
He wanted to be a snowflake.
Simple as that.
American interest are not what makes us feel good and righteous morally, that is some ol ? that they teach in grade school.
Just so happens going scorched earth on a ? up is in our best interest.
That is a hard lesson to learn, some people have the stomach for it some dont.
This ? obviously didnt and put those that did in danger. ? him.
Just to confirm your ok America abusing human rights? -
fortyacres wrote: »
pay up you albino lookin ?
So we out here believing tweets and snapchats
King Draco does not approve -
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StoneColdMikey wrote: »
lmao such a spineless coward.
He has exposed himself and his true nature this election . -
How can the same people who go after Assange for exposing 100% facts...then turn around and praise Manning for get his sentence commuted?
So spreading secrets is cool is the person goes trannie, but Assange who told you the DNC was ? with Bernie when you had time to nominate him is a bad guy? Tell you the DNC was faking Bernie supporter riots, and getting debate questions, and just fixing the whole primary is a mortal sin, but giving national secrets is cool? What reality we living these days.
Won't even get into Snowden because I remember most of you supporting the government against him when that thing blew. When liberals say jump a lot of you are eager as ? to say how high. -
blue_london wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »blue_london wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »BOSSExcellence wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Maybe yall dont understand how much they drill into us how that ComSec is of great importance.
How during AIT you have the option of failing out and being reclassed as a ammunition, or petroleum specialist.... Or quartermaster.
But no... This ? took an oath, signed every document IN TRIPLICATE stating that he/she knew better. Sat up there went thru a damn security clearance interview and processing.
How much yall think it cost the government to train manning? Basic, AIT and whatever else he did once he got to his first duty station?
His AIT was 16 weeks too.
Think Comsec wasnt covered in them 16?Black_Samson wrote: »This is a slap in the face to every person that has unknowingly made a mistake regarding comsec and had to face the full extent of their punishment.
Be it getting booted.
Busted down.
Or 45 and 45.
? was told not to do something, given multiple classes on it.
was told why.
was told what would happen and how severe the consequences would be if he did it.
Was given an opt out to pursue other endeavors while serving out contract.
decided to stick with it.
Did what he was told not to do any damn way.
Turns himself into a blonde haired blue eyed white woman to escape accountability.......
is successful.
Is that how you see it?
May be you should see it as organisations are acting unlawfully and putting themselves above the law.
For example when John Kiriakou exposed the US for using torture and setting up black sites in countries it was so corrupt that the government of these countrieswasn't aware of it.
We should all be aware of that barbaric behavior
Just remember whistle blowers are exposing corrupt systems.
He wanted to be a snowflake.
Simple as that.
American interest are not what makes us feel good and righteous morally, that is some ol ? that they teach in grade school.
Just so happens going scorched earth on a ? up is in our best interest.
That is a hard lesson to learn, some people have the stomach for it some dont.
This ? obviously didnt and put those that did in danger. ? him.
Just to confirm your ok America abusing human rights?
That's the American way -
ThaNubianGod wrote: »How can the same people who go after Assange for exposing 100% facts...then turn around and praise Manning for get his sentence commuted?
So spreading secrets is cool is the person goes trannie, but Assange who told you the DNC was ? with Bernie when you had time to nominate him is a bad guy? Tell you the DNC was faking Bernie supporter riots, and getting debate questions, and just fixing the whole primary is a mortal sin, but giving national secrets is cool? What reality we living these days.
Won't even get into Snowden because I remember most of you supporting the government against him when that thing blew. When liberals say jump a lot of you are eager as ? to say how high.
Atleast the Manning did time I think 7 years is a fair amount of time given the crime Snowden and assange ran like some little hoes and haven't served an hour for what they did. -
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ThaNubianGod wrote: »How can the same people who go after Assange for exposing 100% facts...then turn around and praise Manning for get his sentence commuted?
So spreading secrets is cool is the person goes trannie, but Assange who told you the DNC was ? with Bernie when you had time to nominate him is a bad guy? Tell you the DNC was faking Bernie supporter riots, and getting debate questions, and just fixing the whole primary is a mortal sin, but giving national secrets is cool? What reality we living these days.
Won't even get into Snowden because I remember most of you supporting the government against him when that thing blew. When liberals say jump a lot of you are eager as ? to say how high.
Atleast the Manning did time I think 7 years is a fair amount of time given the crime Snowden and assange ran like some little hoes and haven't served an hour for what they did.
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ThaNubianGod wrote: »ThaNubianGod wrote: »How can the same people who go after Assange for exposing 100% facts...then turn around and praise Manning for get his sentence commuted?
So spreading secrets is cool is the person goes trannie, but Assange who told you the DNC was ? with Bernie when you had time to nominate him is a bad guy? Tell you the DNC was faking Bernie supporter riots, and getting debate questions, and just fixing the whole primary is a mortal sin, but giving national secrets is cool? What reality we living these days.
Won't even get into Snowden because I remember most of you supporting the government against him when that thing blew. When liberals say jump a lot of you are eager as ? to say how high.
Atleast the Manning did time I think 7 years is a fair amount of time given the crime Snowden and assange ran like some little hoes and haven't served an hour for what they did.
People watch too many spy movies there were too many eyes on them for to just end up dead and by that logic the feds would've helped Manning off itself when it tried.