Go To Where The Silence

Chelsea Manning, Who's Now Set To Be Free May 17th [2017], After Obama Shortened Her Sentence From 35 Years To Seven. According To Her Attorneys, She Is Already The Longest-held Whistleblower In U.s. History.

Going To Where The Silence Is. That Is The Responsibility Of A Journalist: Giving A Voice To Those Who Have Been Forgotten, Forsaken, And Beaten Down By The Powerful.

We Have To Protect All Journalists, And Journalists Have To Be Allowed To Do Their Jobs.

In One Of His Final Acts In Office, President Obama Shortened The Sentences Of 209 Prisoners, Pardoned 64 Individuals .the List Included Army Whistleblower Chelsea Manning, Longtime Imprisoned Puerto Rican Independence Activist Oscar López Rivera And Retired U.s. Marine Corps General James Cartwright. But Missing From The List Is 71-year-old Native American Activist Leonard Peltier.

People Who Are Against Hate Are Not A Fringe Minority, Not Even A Silent Majority, But Are A Silenced Majority, Silenced By The Corporate Media.