An Outpouring of Love and Support for Bradley Manning to Receive the Nobel Peace Prize

"No peace possible without freedom of information!"
-- John K., Elizabeth, CO

"Let this kid go. As a Vietnam vet I say put Cheney, Rumsfeld and Bush in jail. They actually got people killed -- for nothing. And I mean nothing."
-- Ken L., Pinehurst, NC

"I thought we would learn from Vietnam, but we did not. Exporting war for profit has to end, and Manning's courage must not be forgotten."
-- Roger S., York, PA

"The public has a right to information. That is the basis of democracy. Bradley Manning has the courage to give us the truth. I cannot think of a more deserving individual."
-- Trish S., Sparks, NV

"The selection of Bradley Manning would put "Peace' back into the Nobel Peace Prize."
-- Gail H., Mesa, AZ

"Although I'm an Obama supporter, I'm ashamed that he is still allowing the military to persecute Bradley Manning."
-- Cathy L., Grayling, MI

"He deserves it. Obama did not, though I supported it at the time."
-- Burton C., New Castle, NH

"He is a hero to the whole world!"
-- Phoebe S., Berkeley, CA

"Manning is a sterling example of the power of one individual sacrificing himself for the good of humanity."
-- Encke K., New York, NY

"The media silence is deafening."
-- Daniel S., Manchester, NH

"He did break the law but he's serving time for that. Sometimes to serve the greater good laws need to be broken."
-- Rachel D., Seattle, WA

"He has done so much to expose the criminal behavior of some leaders of the American empire."
-- Frederick C., Montclair, NJ

"Whistleblowers are the true heroes! And he really needs this."
-- Carol Anne F., Berkeley, CA

"Give the Nobel Peace Prize to a true hero of the human race, a man who transcends borders and has placed his own self a distant second to the needs of others. Brad Manning is a great human being. Give him the Nobel, please!"
-- Eric W., Austin, TX

"According to U.S. military brass, it is ok to commit war crimes but it is not ok to expose them. Giving Bradley Manning the Nobel Peace Prize will give hope to millions of peace loving people around the world. Please consider it."
-- Ali M., Princeton, NJ

"I suppose this enters me into a database somewhere, but this man deserves our thanks for revealing the lurid backstory of diplomacy and the hypocrisy of our "leaders' (and I use that term loosely). This country needs the truth."
-- Arthur G., Chamblee, GA

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