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A blogger named Leonard A. Clark, An Arizona National Guardsmen, was punished for his criticism over Iraqi War. He was charged with violating operational security and 11 counts of disobeying orders.
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I think you meant to write “punished” not “published”. Unhappily this is not a surprising outcome.
Iraq should be in martial law and draft must be conducted to their people.