Gay Soldier Insists on Freedom Because He Slept Naked

Bradley Manning, America’s most famous gay soldier, and beloved of the anarcho-left for his exposure of secret documents, is in court today whining that the judge should let him go because mean guards made him sleep naked in a cell at the Marine Corps brig in Quantico. Of course, all of the leftist supporters of this criminal think he actually might have a chance to be freed. I say nay, nay.

From USAToday:

The U.S. Army private charged in the biggest security breach in U.S. history and accused of sending documents to the secret-spilling website WikiLeaks was expected to testify Tuesday that he’s been punished enough after being locked up alone in a small cell for months and forced to sleep naked for several nights.

Pfc. Bradley Manning’s pretrial hearing was set to run through Sunday in a military court.

His lawyers contend Manning was illegally punished by being locked up alone in a small cell for nearly nine months at the Marine Corps brig in Quantico, Virginia, and having to sleep naked for several nights.

Military judges can dismiss all charges if pretrial punishment is particularly egregious, but that rarely happens.

Manning will never see the blue skies of freedom again, and he will remain the gay poster boy for liberals and anarchists in the US and around the world.