Chelsea nee Bradley Manning fails at suicide too

Traitor and scumcrumpet,  Chelsea Manning, is serving a mere 35-year sentence for his role in leaking U.S. government secrets. 

Chelsea, who changed his name from Bradley (because he wanted to be born a woman) tried to hang himself and was found in time and sent to hospital. 

The transgender traitor was convicted in 2013 of espionage as well as other offenses after he sent Wikileaks over 700 thousand digital files that included diplomatic files, battlefield logs and video clips. Unfortunately, he was not sentenced to death, but it seems that he's having a tough time dealing with his future.

The suicide attempt occurred at Fort Leavenworth, an all-male facility in Kansas, and CNN reports that Manning, be he Chelsea or Bradley, has been released and is under suicide watch.

Chelsea recently wrote an article for The Guardian regarding the new U.S. rules allowing for men who feel like women, women who feel like men, and both men and women who feel neutral, to openly serve in the military. 

I suspect he supports the idea that transgender people be allowed to serve openly, in spite of the fact that it might compromise the morale, and that Manning serves as an example of why it isn't a good idea (if you believe the existence of a relationship between sexual identity confusion and espionage).

"Gender presentation should reflect the person that you are," Manning wrote. "When you lose control of your gender presentation you lose an important aspect of your identity and existence. By setting so many caveats, time lines, standards, and training, the military is making this far, far, more complicated and bureaucratic than it needs to be. The simple reality is that we are who we say we are."

Good thing he doesn't say he's an anal sphincter.



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