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Blogging soldier arrested

An Arizona National Guardsman is arrested for blogging in Iraq.
July 12, 2005  |  
 
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Leonard Clark, Arizona National Guardsman in Iraq who has been blogging opposition to the war and President Bush from his station in Iraq, has been arrested. Not much information is available; it's known that his commanding officer had previously ordered him to stop blogging on July 4th. His stateside friend, Kevin Spidel, has been posting periodic updates, but then was asked not to via a phone call from Clark after his arrest. Discussion is ongoing at several diaries on DailyKos... (Leonard Clark, Kevin Spidel via Just Another Cranky Little Blog)

Deanna Zandt is a media, message and web design consultant, as well as a political arts activist in New York.

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