Chase Madar

Chase Madar’s The Passion of Bradley Manning came out in 2013.

War Therapy: Victors’ Justice

Chase Madar, 22 April 2010

No casualty of recent wars has been mourned more keenly than the concept of international law. By the summer of 2001, so its standard bearers believed, international law had largely achieved its rightful primacy, guiding and ordering world affairs from the UN building in Manhattan. Philippe Sands, a prominent proponent of this view, claims that after the fall of the Berlin Wall, ‘the...

In Iraq, Bradley Manning came rapidly to feel that secrecy was a blight on everything he valued.

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