text: should we be grateful to the 3 men who sacrificed their lives in the struggle against barbarity and cynicism? when suicide becomes resistance  the only positive thing about guantanamo is that no one seems particularly mystified by what bush is doing. he’s tip-toed around the law by erecting his state-of-the-art concentration camp where the compliant supreme court won’t shut him down. that’s allowed rumsfeld to skirt the niggling issues of habeas corpus and due process and establish a neocon haven for permanent detention. the 3 men who sacrificed their lives in the struggle against barbarity and cynicism, have nudged us ever-closer to the day when bush and company will be held accountable for their crimes. maybe then we can tear down the gun-towers and block walls at guantanamo and erect a monument to the countless victims of this vile and vicious regime.  http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article13587.htm welcome to the new world order.  we (the people) have tried just about everything else we can think of to stop the horrendous acts of this administration. it's a shame that it has come to the suicides of those suffering the most as a next step.  right or wrong doesn't factor into anything this fascist tyrant we call a president does. if his abusses of power and people stopped there at guantanamo it would be much easier to focus our attention on his disdain for the laws of man, but guantanamo is just a drop in the bucket.  and shame needs to be heaped on the supreme court and the congress for letting this tyrant get away with the many abusses he has and is still perpetrating.  i for one am ashamed of our government and how it has ignored all sense of the laws of man and become the enemy that it used to fight against when we were honorable.