Sunday August 1 we're bringing people together in NYC, and on the web, to talk about how the antiwar movement should respond to the revelations. What do they show? What implications for our movement to stop the occupations? Please join in. If you're in NYC, come and be part of the live discussion.

Watch ONLINE HERE: http://www.livestream.com/worldcantwait

SUNDAY August 1

4:30 pm to 6:30 pm EST

Email questions now or during the webcast:

debrasweet@worldcantwait.net

or Live in NYC @ Asian American Writers Workshop
112 West 27, near 6th Avenue, 6th floor
Featuring:

o Dahr Jamail, journalist, author of "Beyond the Green Zone"
o Cindy Sheehan, antiwar leader, author, Director, Peace of the Action
o Josh Stieber, Army veteran of Bravo Company 2-16
o Matthis Chiroux, Army veteran, Iraq war resister
o Mike Ferner, President, Veterans for Peace
o Ray McGovern, former CIA Agent, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity
o Jeff Paterson, Courgage to Resist, spokesperson for Bradley Manning Support Comm
o Elaine Brower, military mother, World Can't Wait
o Debra Sweet, Director, World Can't Wait

Bradley Manning, being held by the US military, has been charged with leaking the Collateral Murder video. There is lots of press speculation he will be charged with the latest leaks also. We want to stress that, given Manning is being held without access to the outside world -- he was just moved from Kuwait to Quantico VA last week -- we, nor anyone else knows what person or persons may have leaked any classified secret information.

But check this out in the Telegraph UK July 30:

"Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the US military's Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the leakers 'might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an Afghan family' because, he said, the leaked documents included the names of Afghan informants."

Wait -- who has the blood of some young soldier or that of an Afghan family on their hands?

Watch ONLINE HERE: http://www.livestream.com/worldcantwait

Debra Sweet, Director, The World Can't Wait