Did Paul Revere gather intelligence concerning both sides, and release everything he had to both sides, so that he would help his enemies as much as he helped his friends, and hurt his friends as much as he hurt his enemies?
If no, then the long line Revere is the first in does not include Manning.
Manning's own statements to Lamo that the Army put him up for an award for his counterintelligence work which was used to identify and 'break up' insurgent cells.
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Did Paul Revere gather intelligence concerning both sides, and release everything he had to both sides, so that he would help his enemies as much as he helped his friends, and hurt his friends as much as he hurt his enemies?
If no, then the long line Revere is the first in does not include Manning.
Do you have any evidence that Manning hurt his enemies?
Manning's own statements to Lamo that the Army put him up for an award for his counterintelligence work which was used to identify and 'break up' insurgent cells.
So... The army said so?
I'll try to type slower this time.
Manning. Said. So.
By that definition, the Manning line doesn't even include Manning.