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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nFive more graduates of Guantanamo University have been resettled in Kazakhstan, according to the Miami Herald<\/a> after the aircraft they were riding to their new homes had mechanical problems;<\/p>\n The transfers of three Yemenis and two Tunisians demonstrated the far-flung nature of the State Department\u2019s resettlement deals as it tries to chart new lives for cleared captives whose home nations are too unsettled for repatriation.<\/p>\n It was also the latest in a surge of transfers that has reduced the prison camp population to 127.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n So I guess that’s one way to close the prison without Congressional approval. We can always drone them later, I suppose.<\/p>\n But the base at Guantanamo doesn’t seem to be closing anytime soon. According to another Miami Herald article<\/a>, the Navy is pumping more money into the base for a new dependent school;<\/p>\n Congress recently allocated the funds for the new W.T. Sampson School to put the children of American sailors stationed here under one roof. It will meet Americans with Disabilities Act standards, have a proper public address system, computer and science labs, art and music rooms, a playground, cafeteria and gym \u2014 just like any new school anywhere in America.<\/p>\n But the investment also illustrates the Pentagon\u2019s intent to keep this base open even if President Barack Obama manages to move out the last 132 war-on-terror captives, and close the prison run by 2,000 or more temporary troops and contractors.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"