On February 27, 1968, Walter Cronkite declared during a television broadcast that the Vietnam war was not worth it. The effect of that statement on the country was unmistakable. People trusted his judgment, and had no reason to think he would say anything other than the truth. If he was a national father figure, he was also a national conscience.
This is a man who has betrayed his country. He should man up and come back to the U. S…. The fact …
Read Barton Gellman’s December 23 article on Edward Snowden, based on fourteen hours of face-to-face interviews: Edward Snowden, after months …
Jesse Walker has an interesting article in Reason today: The Age of Easy Leaks I’ll go straight to a point …
Here are two quotations from the Oath Keepers website: All patriots have one thing in common. Tyrants always brand them …
Something extraordinary happened today. An American citizen sought and received asylum in Russia. The feds claim Edward Snowden broke our …
Edward Snowden’s father thanks Putin for protecting son, Los Angeles Times Now we know one place where Edward Snowden learned courage, …
Except for the sentencing hearing, Bradley Manning’s court martial is over. Here are some remarks published in The Jeffersonian on …
Bradley Manning: A Window Into The American Soul – Paul Craig Roberts Here is the conclusion of Roberts’ article: Glenn …
Every so often you run across a writer on the web where you say, “This guy is good,” or, “I’d …
Bradley Manning spent his third Christmas in solitary confinement on Tuesday. His imprisonment should trouble every citizen: if the government …
Glenn Greenwald posts another article about Bradley Manning at Salon: The Motives of Bradley Manning. Read the article to understand …
The Jeffersonian 