Kasz216 said:
Where do you get that from this?
There are ~160 prisoenors there. For those 160 prisoners they have 2,000 employees from guards, interegators, cooks, janitors, doctors, pscyiatrists not to mention the higher ups... and since these guys are military you can't just include their military salaries and healthcare but also have to include their various benefits. Then you throw in the fact that the soldiers eat for free, have paid entertainment, housing costs, utilities.
Basically these guards get paid a full salary, free healthcare, free living arrangements, free food, free entertainment... etc. Throw in stuff like.... • $14.1 million for prisoner review boards for the 71 captives at Guantánamo who are currently not cleared for release, convicted of crimes or awaiting trial; • $40 million, already appropriated by Congress for a not-yet-built fiber-optic cable linking the base to Florida; • $56.9 million for contractors, including intelligence analysts, librarians and linguists; • $65.9 million to the Navy base, which functions as a landlord to the detention center zone, and charges for use of its facilities, including prison staff housing; • $116 million for the base’s war court complex, including security, translation and computer services as well as charter fights between Washington and Guantánamo. It adds up fast.
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and in america we have more prisoners than the entire world combine because its a for profit business
