Life At Guantanamo Bay Prison Is Changing For A Majority Of The Prisoners

In this photo, reviewed by a U.S. Department of Defense official, a Guantanamo detainee runs inside an exercise area at the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base April 27, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Michelle Shephard/Pool

Gitmo Detainees Serve Time By Playing Games, Talking To Family On Skype, Taking Classes -- FOX News

President Obama has not fulfilled his pledge to close the detainee prison at Guantanamo Bay, but he has brought Skype, Playstation3 and "life skills" classes to the detainees at the island facility.

While the 181 men being held in the prison wait to learn their fates after the administration fell through on its January 2010 deadline to move them out, 90 percent now live in a communal environment that includes Skype, the online video chat service, and access to a 17,000-book library.

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My Comment: I guess Rush Limbaugh's comments a few years ago that this should be called "Club Gitmo" now has some merit.

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US transfers Guantanamo detainee to Yemen -- AFP
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Judge clears way for civilian trial of Guantánamo detainee -- Christian Science Monitor
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Canada to appeal ruling on Guantanamo inmate -- AFP
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Gitmo detainees say, ‘Please let us stay!’ -- J.P. Freire, Washington Examiner opinion