LEASH GAL'S SEX PIX

New York Post ^ | 5/13/04 | VINCENT MORRIS and DEBORAH ORIN

[kattracks]

May 13, 2004 -- WASHINGTON - Shocking shots of sexcapades involving Pfc. Lynndie England were among the hundreds of X-rated photos and videos from the Abu Ghraib prison scandal shown to lawmakers in a top-secret Capitol conference room yesterday.

"She was having sex with numerous partners. It appeared to be consensual," said a lawmaker who saw the photos.

[Truth666]

Another part on a long chain that defintiely should have seen by all at Waco for the first time - see the link I preovided above about your enumeration

[BurbankKarl]

"Jane, have you ever been to a Turkish prison?"

[Texasforever]

It is starting to look that way.

[BykrBayb]

Liberals are using this incident as proof that the U.S. doesn't belong in Iraq. How is it any different for you to use it as proof that women don't belong in the military? Women do not have a monopoly on war crimes.

[IamHD]

Also, she's 4 months pregnant and probably doesn't even know who the father of the child is.

[Jim Robinson]

Nor on hanky panky.

[Mr. Mojo]

Are we sure it's a good idea to have women serving in these places?

We can thank the feminazis and the wusses who allowed (and continue to allow) themselves to be intimidated by them for that. Women obviously shouldn't even be allowed anywhere near a combat zone. ...nor anywhere near a military Academy, for that matter.

[beaversmom]

Rich, she's the victim. Get with it, please. She received a direct order from Mr. Rumsfeld.

[RichInOC]

Tex, you ain't kidding.

[RichInOC]

Heh. I think I'd like to see her and her defense team prove that.

[djf]

I gotta good look at her earlier during the interview. Far as I can tell, with her around, why did they need the dogs?
Whether she was ordered or not, she brought a lot of dishonor to us. We need to make sure our deeds always match our words.

[fire_eye]

This is definitely a case of the "Peter Principle" at work.

Why, you... you... You're... YOu're DETHPICABLE!!!!

Actually, it occurs to me that the worst punishment the military can mete out to this slut, is to distribute the most graphic photos of her in flagrante delicto (did I get that right?) all over the Internet, so everyone she ever meets for the rest of her life is sure to have seen them...

[FBD]

I predict Leavenworth is in Lynndie Englund's future.
This woman is severely twisted, and has done immeasureable damage to our war effort. Unbelievable.

[fire_eye]

Oh - and I forgot to add (HOW careless of me...):

We should start a wacko conspiracy rumor about how Bush forced her to do it. (Let's see... *this* one is going to take some fancy footwork...)

[jnarcus]

Seems to me that the idiot from W. Va wants us to believe that she was ordered to look drunk and have sex with multiple partners. Nice try these yahoos deserve whatever happens to em in court martial trials. Nobody ordered her to go to the jail and have sex with which ever boy friend of the moment she had...yukk what a bunch of morons

[Trinity_Tx]

Nope. I'm pretty sure it's a bad idea.

I don't think women belong in combat, or in "coed" prisons. It's just asking for trouble.

What we see here is just a small example of just how stupid it is to put some idea of "equality" ahead of common horse sense.

[Texasforever]

Well let's spread it around to include the guys too. I saw her tonight though and I am sure in those sex scenes she had one of those bags over her head too.

[Free Trapper]

Didn't I read that Lyndie was engaged to Guardsman Graner?

If he knew all about what she was doing he must be one very sick,twisted individual. :(

[swilhelm73]

And the female general in command was telling reporters last summer that conditions were so much nicer now at the prison that she was worried the prisoners "wouldn't want to leave" as thought she expected a spread soon in "House and Garden".

No no...

She said there was going to be a spread for Hoes and Garters Magazine!

[beaversmom]

Women do not have a monopoly on war crimes

No, men have the monopoly because traditionally it's just been men in these situations. But young men and women, far away from home, working closely together in highly charged situations is courting disaster. The opposite sex working together on a cruise ship is one thing. Defending our country is another. From the first gulf war, I remember hearing many stories of the young women who had to be shipped home after getting knocked up. This all costs money. I'm sure it affects morale. I'm no military expert, but I don't think this is the kind of stuff that helps when you are in a war zone. These people have enough to be worried about.