More on Lynndie England...Why won't she just DIE?

"Oh, poor me, poor me! I didn't do nuthin' wrong, and now everybody's hatin' on me..."

That's the seemingly never-ending swan song of Lynndie England, the disgraced ex-soldier and unredeemable loser who was at the center of the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal in Iraq and who now haunts a trailer part in Fort Ashby, West Virginia, living on our welfare dollars and trying to cash in on the notoriety that she claims is keeping her from getting on with her sad, pathetic life. Back in the news again as she tries to gin up sympathy and hawk her new book, she reportedly wants to keep feeding America the same lies that she told the military jury that convicted her and sentenced her to a stay in prison that, for much of us, was way too short.

Christopher Graveline, the lead prosecutor at her trial and now an assistant federal prosecutor in Michigan, said England and the other defendants are free to present their side to the media.

"But they presented the same facts to the jury, and the jury rejected them," he said.

England was convicted of conspiracy, mistreating detainees and committing an indecent act, one of 11 soldiers found guilty of wrongdoing at Abu Ghraib.

The detainees in the photos involving England, for example, were not suspected terrorists, Graveline says, but some of the thousands of "Iraqi-on-Iraqi criminals'' at the massive prison. None of the men in the England photos was ever interrogated.

"The idea that she and her colleagues were working somehow for military intelligence is not supported by fact," he says.

So basically, England's scumbag baby's daddy Charles Graner was just guarding common criminals--thieves, rapists, murderers, and other garden-variety crooks--and not anyone that was actually being held for intelligence purposes. In other words, Lynndie's still lying about that, and apparently about other things as well. For example, she's still pretending that she had "no choice" but to follow orders, as if she was some sort of good, loyal soldier. However her record shows that she had a history of disobeying orders, particularly orders instructing her to stay away from Charles Grainer and his work area when he was on duty. Yet she'd been ordered to stay away from Grainer and his worksite several times, and she'd repeatedly violated those orders. According to Gary Winkler, author of her new book:

As a clerical support worker, she had no business in the so-called Hard Site at Abu Ghraib, a block of some 40 cells where the supposedly most dangerous inmates were held.

But she routinely sneaked in late at night to sleep with Graner, a hulking 6ft 3in ex-Marine in charge of the night patrol.

At the time of their affair, England was also married, to childhood sweetheart James Fike, so their relationship was against U.S. military rules.

Even after being repeatedly warned, she refused to break off with Graner and was eventually demoted.

So much for her claim that she always followed orders without question.

Winkler, who is now estranged from England, says that she's planning to sell some previously unreleased Abu Graib pictures to the highest bidder sometime in the future.

This is not someone who is honest or sorry. And lest you think I'd only speculating, I'll quote Lynndie's own words:

‘Sorry? For what I did?’ she interjects, incredulous. ‘All I did was stand in the pictures. Saying sorry is admitting I was guilty and I’m not. I was just doing my duty.’

So now unrepentant and bitter Lynndie--a girl that even her own biographer admits "isn't very deep" sits around trying to convince us all that she's the victim here (all while trying to get rich) and trying to justify her existence.

She says she submitted hundreds of resumes for all kinds of jobs, but no one would give her a chance. She stopped trying months ago and depends on welfare and her parents to get by.

She also fears for her life, though she's 4,000 miles from Iraq: "I'm paranoid about that one guy who still hates me.''

You know what, Lynndie? It's not "one guy" who hates you; it's practically every red-blooded American man and woman in this country. You disgraced our country, you dishonored our real soldiers and pissed on their sacrifices, and if you got hit by a car tomorrow, the number of people who would actually miss you are dwarfed exponentially by those of us who would smile and call it karma. I fact, if I had my way, you'd be stuffed into a sack with a dozen rattlesnakes and dropped down the closest mine shaft.

On second thought, that'd be cruel...to the rattlesnakes.

Just go away and die, you disgusting little bitch. There's no way back for you.

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Look who the latest attention whore to write a book is...

That's right...Lynndie England, a somewhat local piece of shit who dishonored our armed forces, disgraced our country, and now wants to get back into the limelight in an attempt to profit on what she did.

CUMBERLAND, MD - They say a picture's worth a thousand words, but pictures that surfaced in 2004 of the Abu Ghraib Prison scandal spoke volumes to the world.

Most of the pictures leaked to the press included army specialist Lynndie England.

Now, five years later, England is releasing a book.

England said, "I still don't understand how my face got out there. I was only in a handful of pictures."

However, those photos shocked the world. Despite these pictures, England says it hasn't changed her love for the armed forces.

England said, "If I could still go out and be a part of my unit, I would. I miss it. I miss wearing the uniform."

That's a right England lost when she was sentenced on six counts involving prisoner mistreatment in 2005.

England says she's not looking back. Instead her goal now is to share her side of the story.

England said, "I kept thinking this through my trial and everyone else's trial, I didn't felt guilty about the charges I was charged with or what happened because in my mind we were ordered to do this."

Author Gary Winkler is putting England's thoughts into words next month.

Winkler said, "There's so much more to it than this little snapshot, and in the end, I think people will come away with an understanding of Lynn as a human being."

She's tried to get a job in her community, but says she and the other officers from the 372nd military infantry implicated in the scandal can't find work.

She's hoping her book will help give the public a bigger picture of the situation than a limited view from the infamous snapshots.

Well as the retards funding the Octomom's shopping sprees at high-end clothing and make-up stores have already proven, if you're a total loser but brazen enough to act proud of yourself, someone somewhere will give you money.

I honestly hope that whatever bookseller buys this crap gets burned and stuck with crates of unsold copies. We don't need to see this vain, self-centered waste of oxygen portrayed as "a human being". We know that she's a human being. Ted Bundy was a human being. So was Jeffrey Dahmer. Tim McVeigh was a human being too. But none of them were the sort of human being that any real American wants to hear from or have around. And England is that same type of human being.

You want money, bitch? I'll personally pay you $500 if you leave this country and don't ever come back, and I'm sure that other real Americans will pony up more cash to get rid of you. But I definitely don't want to hear how you still won't accept responsibility for what you did, and I don't want any more of your lies about how you were "ordered" to do what you did. We both know that's a lie but even if it wasn't, I wouldn't care. You knew it was wrong when you did it, but you didn't have enough pride in yourself as an American or a member of the military to do the right thing. So fuck you. Just go die somewhere, only do it quietly, because none of us want to hear from you again or be reminded of the colossal stain that you and your posse put on our country and our mission in Iraq.