Lowlife Michael Crook, the troop-smearing, cop-bashing, white supremacist sicko, is claming responsibility for the despicable death-wish greeting card received by injured soldier Joshua Sparling at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Recall that the card was signed “Miguel.” Crook also claims that he sent similar letters to VFW halls across the country, as well as to the Veteran’s Hospital in Syracuse.

From Crook’s blog (I don’t want to send him traffic, but you can find his blog here if you have the stomach for it):

For those that have e-mailed or IM’d me regarding the card sent to Joshua Sparling, yes I did it. I do not regret a minute of it.

I even included a jab at my detractors, by signing it “Miguel”. Here in the photo, the card obviously made it to its intended destination, his hands and his hospital room. Enjoy that, tax-sucking scumbag!

Oh, and for the veteran scum at various, randomly chosen VFW halls across the country– including Fountain Hills, AZ; Dayton, OH; Syracuse, NY; Mays Landing, NJ; Houston TX, and more…. you’re welcome for your “special” cards and faxes.

And, yes, I was the “heartless SOB” that sent four cards to the Veterans Hospital on Irving Avenue in Syracuse.

No, I don’t regret it, and yes I’ll do it again in a heartbeat.

Any questions?

Yeah. Do you like cold temperatures? Because at the rate you’re going, you are guaranteed a front-row seat in the 9th circle of hell.

Stuck on Stupid has more.

The Political Teen has video of Crook’s appearance on Hannity and Colmes earlier this year.

Xrlq and Heidi at Euphoric Reality have background.

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A police officer in NY e-mails:

Michael Crook is admitting to have committed crimes. It is a crime to communicate with another via written or electronic means with intent to annoy, harass, or alarm (which he certainly did). In New York, it is called “Aggravated Harassment 2nd Degree” (Section 240.30 fof the New York State Penal Law). He ought to be locked up.

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