Yesterday was the 50th anniversary of the day I started copying the Pentagon Papers. My older son @RobertEllsberg was 13 when he helped me for several nights in that action of whistleblowing civil disobedience. This helped shape his life of right livelihood, as described here:
Whistleblowing is about truth-telling, says @RobertEllsberg. And he should know, since he helped his father, @DanielEllsberg, one of our country's most significant whistleblowers so far. My story: ncronline.org/news/justice/r…

Oct 3, 2019 · 7:58 PM UTC

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A true patriot. Beginning of the end of the Vietnam War. Great book.
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Thanks to you and your son for your patriotism, Daniel.
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This site was called Twitter for a reason. On HuffPost, I was debunking some bs & ended posts with, “TWEET”! This WAS a think tank / trade route before those morons tanked the conversation with the same crap from dial-up AOL’s busy signals. Two parties = price fixing, not choice
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Thank you for your service and your sacrifices. We need more Ellsbergs in the times we live in today.
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I love you, Mr. Ellsberg. Proud to have protested in the streets with you and Codepink. We. Will win.
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Thank you for bringing the truth to the American people when very few would. We will always be in your debt.
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Thank you so much for your heroism & advocacy! Currently reading your "The Doomsday Machine -- Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner". If enough people listen to you & Noam Chomsky then we can end this insanity before it ends us. piped.video/watch?v=imXAiv53…
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I'm about the same age as your son. Your whistleblowing probably helped end the Vietnam War sooner, and therefore kept me (and him) from being drafted and sent there during the collapse of the war. Thank you.
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