"This is somebody, the former head of the KGB, who is responsible for crushing democracy in Russia, muzzling the press, throwing political dissidents in jail, countering American efforts to expand freedom at every turn; is currently making decisions that's leading to a slaughter in Syria," the outgoing president said.
Outside, several dozen supporters cheered Bachmann and waved signs that called for Merkel to be put on trial, as counter-demonstrators chanted "Jail for Bachmann".
Sheriff Arpaio said the jail would stop selling over-the-counter medications at the canteen.
And that he made a phone call during the initial traffic stop in which he told his girlfriend that he would call her from jail, behavior that Carter's supporters say is counter to that of a suicidal person.
In 1960 more than 50,000 people (mostly Black) engaged in organized mass action, and an estimated 3,600 people were jailed for integrating lunch counters and bus rides across state lines.[2] Such massive actions required careful strategizing, organization, and mobilization.
But by the time of his release from jail in November last year, he was not being monitored by counter-terror police.
The low point came in 1993 when its chairman, Gabriele Cagliari, died in jail during a scandal over bribes paid to Italian political parties to counter the power of the Soviet-financed Communist party.
The quashing of his seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban from public office triggered a counter-appeal by prosecutors to the court of cassation.
"If the same rules had applied to civil rights sit-ins at lunch counters, on buses, people would probably still be in jail today".
The campaign led to the jailing of dozens of activists and a change in the law to counter the guerrilla tactics of the group that targeted financial institutions, suppliers, contractors and directors of the Huntingdon Life Sciences HLSS) testing centre in Cambridgeshire.
