Wikileaks - Americans without evidence



Although the investigation and ultimate harassment Bradley Manning accused of revealing secrets Wikileaks takes months, U.S. investigators have acknowledged that they have no evidence that it did.



According to NBC News, which calls for U.S. military sources, has so far not uncovered any evidence that would confirm the charges gives Bradley Manning, a U.S. soldier accused of being stripped and passed tens of thousands of confidential documents, Wikileaks and Julian Assangeu really did.


And is not that they did not try.


Manning for months at a military prison where he was denied contact with any other prisoner, and under cover, be careful not to commit suicide, every 10 minutes must respond in solitary confinement and confirm that the guard is good, including at night, during sleep Since he was not allowed to rest. Also, he was stripped of all clothes except underwear, and glasses, which may use only one hour a day, which can be used for watching television, reading or writing.

Although the investigation apparently has evidence that Manning took off a large amount of classified documents and passed them on, there is no evidence that they were on the other end of Wikileaks and Assange.

I Assange be announced on this occasion by saying that it "simply not the way technology works, " and that the name of Bradley Manning first heard it when it began appearing in newspapers.

 




 

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