Free Whistleblower Bradley Manning Protest in New York City
September 6th, 2012 by
Nancy Siesel
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistle blower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistle blower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistle blower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistle blower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistle blower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistleblower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistleblower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistleblower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Activists opposed to the imprisonment of service member, and whistleblower Bradley Manning, protest in front of President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave, in New York City. The protest coincided with the President's speech in North Carolina.
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Supporters of Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of releasing hundreds of thousands of documents to WikiLeaks, gathered in front of US President Barack Obama's headquarters on 8th Ave in New York City.
Protesters chanting "exposing the truth is not a crime" planned the action to coincide with the President's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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