Dateline NBC had Lynndie England on last night. Did you see it?

As you may well know by now, she has been convicted of six counts of abuse at Abu Ghraib prison. She is the infamous woman seen mocking naked men in photos.

While watching the interview, I was fascinated by Ms. England.

I personally don’t believe Lynndie when she says that she was forced or “asked by her boyfriend” to get into the pictures. I believe Lynndie invited the photos, even posed for them at will because she rather enjoyed her power and status in the prison — as sick as it was.

At one point during the interview with Stone Phillips, Ms. England squinted her eyes in disgust for a milli-second as she thought about Stone Phillips question. You could clearly see hatred in her eyes, yet she answered back to Stone Phillips in a soft, agreeable manner. I wish I could remember what the question was — I can’t. Her answer appeared to be a blatant lie — against her true feelings. Lynndie England was a staunch believer, if you want my opinion, in treating prisoners the way they were treated.

Lynndie England’s facial expressions were very inconsistent with her speech most of the time.

I did believe her however when she spoke about the higher ranking people within the military being well aware of the treatment. When she spoke about this, I believe she was telling the truth.

I concur that the low men on the totem pole took the fall for the higher-ups. In either case, however, Lynndie England knew her behavior was wrong — or at least should have

Lynndie England is an easy person to read. Did you find the lies easy to see?