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I'm sure you have read a lot in the past about Pfc. Bradley Manning, who leaked sensitive State Department information to Wikilinks.

What I did not ever heard about at the time was that he had gender identity issues. Is that the politically correct thing to call it? Or the abbreviation TG is sometime used once you have decided what you should have been or would like to be.

Apparently this has been a problem for the press to talk about. Not sure why, it maybe that they don't like associating a traitor with someone with gender identity issues, as maybe it paints people with those issues in a poor light or tends to associate it with a mental problem, not a true (not sure what word to use here).

His defense attorneys are now not holding back in attempting to get his sentence as small as possible saying the Military should have done more, you know "its their fault".

One report said his only regret for all of this will be that he will be referred to and identified as a male in the press releases.

Whatever his personal issues were/are they do not impact his decision to steal US military secrets and reveal them publicly. That reveals a lack of honor and integrity, neither of which is related to his sexual issues.

philip964 wrote:http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/nat ... story.html

I'm sure you have read a lot in the past about Pfc. Bradley Manning, who leaked sensitive State Department information to Wikilinks.

What I did not ever heard about at the time was that he had gender identity issues. Is that the politically correct thing to call it? Or the abbreviation TG is sometime used once you have decided what you should have been or would like to be.

Apparently this has been a problem for the press to talk about. Not sure why, it maybe that they don't like associating a traitor with someone with gender identity issues, as maybe it paints people with those issues in a poor light or tends to associate it with a mental problem, not a true (not sure what word to use here).

His defense attorneys are now not holding back in attempting to get his sentence as small as possible saying the Military should have done more, you know "its their fault".

One report said his only regret for all of this will be that he will be referred to and identified as a male in the press releases.

I am sure he/she will find a "partner" in Leavenworth

he has brain issues, meaning he doesn't actually have one, they stuffed his cranium full of Styrofoam and cottage cheese, the only functional part is his medulla to keep his autonomous functions going so that he can be an oxygen thief

baldeagle wrote:Whatever his personal issues were/are they do not impact his decision to steal US military secrets and reveal them publicly. That reveals a lack of honor and integrity, neither of which is related to his sexual issues.

You know what they say about PMS.