got in a fight with a prisoner, bit his finger off. i didn t get his eye ball. technical difficulties. i was trying though. i was giving it the old college try. the one thing that s predictable about mr. bright is he s unpredictable. sergeant kept putting bullies in my cell. one of them eventually wasn t trying to get along. so i knocked his teeth out. he came into the housing unit and it escalated from that point. i m in the hole. i m getting antagonized by low self-esteem, protective custody inmates. they dance around like the three little pigs singing who s afraid of the big bad wolf song. in early 2006 bright went on another rampage and tore up his cell. the tantrum was so violent he almost lost a finger. i ve tried to quit. and the inmates and the staff won t let me. they will not i ve tried to lay down and be a punk. and it makes me despise myself. he started recently this conspiracy theory that everybody s out to get him. and he believes in those no matter
from dealing with him when he first came to the facility. at this point in time he is one of our extreme management problems. this is me when i was 20 years old. i don t have my photo album now because i m being punished for being defiant. i m being treated like this for fighting. fist fighting. who are you fighting? bullies. troublemakers. predators. dudes that go and pick on everybody else. i don t go say, hey, i m looking for somebody to get in a fight with. this guy looks like a good candidate. but he doesn t play well with others. and so he s stays here. i ve been in a fight in bravo mod. i ve been in a fight in charlie mod. i ve been in a fight in delta mod. i ve been in a fight on the rec yard. he very seldom has anything to do with staff but it s other prisoners. you know how it is in prison, a guy talks smack, you ve got to hit him. got in a fight with a prisoner, bit his finger off. i didn t get his eye ball. technical difficulties.
you heard me. no, i didn t. you better. it depends on the individual. if the guy comes up here belligerent that s what he ll get back. if he wants to dance, we ll dance. doesn t matter. this one here? yes. you got it. after a hearing, the disciplinary sergeant ruled that slaykew was provoked by the brook s repeated taunts. while slaykew wasn t punished, brooks got 30 days in solitary confinement. most of these people are hardened criminals, a lot of them are lifers that don t get out. and people spend years in the hole just for fighting. one moment of anger is a lifetime of misery. because prison will always stick with you. up next he got in a fight with a prisoner, he bit his finger off. i didn t get his eye ball. technical difficulties. i was trying, though, i gave it the old college try. the one thing that s
totalaryn regime and all orders come from president assad. translator: in 2003 after the american invasion of iraq and the toppling of the regime the syrian regime felt threatened so they coordinate would al qaeda and had an agreement to keep the road open to iraq so militants started coming all over the world through syrian. al qaeda was an ally of assad after 2003 and built safe havens for al qaeda to hide in. i remember one of those safe havens. the americans raided it in 2008 and captured prisoners. this was a hiding place for al qaeda on the border with iraq. it was under the control of a brother-in-law of the president. who is making the decisions in damascus right now? who is directing the syrian government policy facing this uprising translator: the regime in syria is a totaltar yn regime and a dictatorship. there is only one person who gives the orders, one person who is the president. the rest of the regime personnel are people who only obey. does the syrian
militants came from all over the world through syrian under the eyes of the syrian police who are responsible for the killing of iraqi and american forces. he trained and provided shelter and built safe havens for al qaeda to hide in. i remember one of the safe havens. the americans raided it in 2008 and captured prisoners. this was a hiding place for al qaeda on the border with iraq. it was under the control of a brother-in-law of the president. who is making the decisions in damascus right now? who is directing the syrian government policy facing this uprising? translator: the regime in syria is a totaltarian regime. there is one person who gives orders, one person who is the president. the rest of the regime is people who only obey. do they believe they will end? translator: they are trapped. they committed crimes and entered into a war of blood and are aware that they are going to pay for it. they are just buying time. fares is the second high profile sunni offi