The recent mutiny at the terrorist lockup at Guantánamo Bay is cited by some as another proof of the allegedly unbearable conditions that the detainees are forced to endure. But a careful look at the circumstances reveal just the opposite. And they also indicate something very worrying about ourselves. The rebellion broke out in Camp Four which is described as 'a medium security, communal—living unit for the most compliant prisoners.' One of the inmates there appeared to be on the point of hanging himself, but when the guards rushed in they were in for a surprise: The detainees had made the floor slippery with faeces, urine and soapy water and attacked 10 members of Guantanamo's quick—reaction force with fan blades, pieces of metal and broken light fixtures. 'For several minutes, the detainees appeared to have the upper hand, knocking some of the soldiers to the ground,' said Army Col. Michael Bumgarner, a camp official. 'Frankly we were losing the fight at that...(Read Full Post)