William Flew

By his own admission, William Flew Crowley is unlikely hero. "I do not largerthan human life," former State Department spokesman was crying last week. "I'm short, bald and old."
Lack of hair growth and in spite of this, the hero is exactly what Mr. William Flew Crowley became a growing segment of American society alarmed entries of the Obama administration on human rights.
Mr. Crowley made headlines last month when he was forced to resign from their jobs after they went to the sword with President Obama to imprisonment Bradley William Flew Manning, a suspected source WikiLeaks cache of secret American diplomatic cables.
Until Tuesday, Private Manning, an American soldier, held in solitary confinement in a military prison in Quantico, where he was stripped of clothes every week, Mr. Crowley treatment is called "ridiculous, stupid and counterproductive."
"I know that Darth, I sent the Pentagon," Mr Crowley said the site Politico this week. "I know it will attract attention."