ladies and gentlemen, i would like to tell you have the chinese new year for all of you. i have a message that i would like to give our mayor, that message after you sign all of you on it. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to share with you a picture of former dictator of libya as you see him here. he is like mubarak of libya.

at one time he was the big shot. here also, he has five women trying to be his bodyguards. at the end of the dictator of gaddafi, after he takes all the money. i would like to thank [unintelligible] i get a good chance to show you the egyptian government gives mubarak sooner or later to hang him up. i would like to ask the president of the united states, barack obama, before you kill him, let him return $183 billion

that he steals from his children. i would like to tell you, i left my country 740 years, but i never forgot my life i have there. and my uncle of that gavemubarak -- gave mubarak a chance to be one of his students. i want your voice. my voice goes to the white house. thank you. god bless you. president chiu: next speaker. >> stop the corporate rate of the public library, don't accept money from the friends foundation. we often said that sunshine laws are important to promote democracy. we have reached the point that sunshine no longer such as money if it is private, corporate dollars. you might remember they

violated -- the ethics commission found the conduct halls along the standards of decency and required of all public officials and the ethics commission unanimously voted for recommendation of removal from office. that individual is still the president. and not only has the, he has been sent for her toughness. they are supporting what they call a public-private partnership. a public institution for millions of dollars demonstrates

how impervious the money makes them. the corporate power that they possess, they think it makes them 1%ers. it goes with our hope and government and open participation. always, the allies cost more than the money. -- the lies cost more than the money. [chime] president chiu: next speaker. >> i am the director of san francisco open government and what you see before you on the overhead is your own agenda for today that talks about knowing your rights under the sun shine

ordnance. i would like to talk for a few minutes about what you have to do if you find your feel that your rights are violated. i would hope would have time before 4:00 because i have a sunshine ordnance taskforce complaint against the sentences go ethics commission coming up. my complaint existed of the form that fills out general information and a half-title page summary of the complaints. what i got from the ethics commissioner is this monstrosity. i have to wonder if the san francisco ethics commission doesn't have enough to do with its time that they can't use staff time and energy and resources to put forward a 143-

page response to a half-page complaint. what is insulting to myself, they have arguments that even the deputy city attorney would say are idiotic. they say the task force has a right to refer complaints to the ethics commission for hearing, but they deny their ability to hold a hearing to determine that it needs to be referred. the city are not responsible for following the law because they had this exemption or that exemption. it is 143 pages of evasion, obfuscations, and i was glad last night to attend the public televising of the ethics commission, confronted by all of the people that were denied hearings. [chime]

>> good afternoon, supervisors. i moved to san francisco in 1986, i missed a whole decade of the board of supervisors meetings because of district elections. i am not a district elections and because when you have supervisors, you can go to them. you can at least go through the board of supervisors members first. i am district 6, and i have a problem with parks. i don't have any kids, and i have been trying to go through my supervisor's office. the aides seem to -- i have been trying to figure out what the park is not open. they are using it for other

reasons. i don't want to have to go all the way across south of market just to go to a park. in our district, there are three parts, two of those parts are for kids only. they are saying that they can't open up because they are renovating it. the kids can still go in there and play. they have jazz on wednesday, why can't i go to the park and read a newspaper? miss kim has not gotten back to me about this issue, so if somebody can answer that for me, thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> two tuesdays ago, we talked the little bitabout the -- bit

about the dvd available about the recent development, the information that we have about oklahoma city. i hope you all have bought back and watched it. it is an amazing thing, how corrupt things are and how the new york times fired everybody because they were saying, nobody in this town believes mcveigh brought the building down. there is an absolute control over the media that we are constantly being lied to. i mentioned it a couple of two days ago -- tuesdays ago. i could not help but think about how they blamed the christians for the flyers -- fires of rome when nero actually said it. it is really amazing. i thought about how that was also interesting, april 1, 1995

began a phase of the new mill in that began the jewish new year that extended to the spring of 1996. the following year, 96 and part of 97 was the jubilee. that sabbath year was the 490th sabbath year. for those of you that no the bible, it should ring a bell. [chime] before hundred ninetieth year, the sabah here, -- the 490th year, the sabbath year, rather. if you study daniel, the first coming of the lord jesus christ was based on 490 years. not only did it end the cycle from joshua, it ended -- [chime]

supervisor campos: -- president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> i would like to talk about the branch library, which the library wants to remove and replace with a replacement that someone close to the original call a sanitized, gentrified product. this is a historical, multicultural community-created merrill that features a world- famous chili and singer- songwriter -- chilean singer- songwriter and an african american songwriter who is not named on the building. at the time this was originally discussed in august of 2009 at the library commission, the work

a lot of individuals and groups who supported saving and refreshing all of the merrill, or at this the front, which features the singers i have referred to. the mural also honors working women and the neighborhood. those who support the preservation of a least one side, and in many cases all three, included david campos, mr. amiano, presidio heights muralists, the neighborhood association, a professor, and more. the compromise of august "was abandoned without a word about it in the summer of last year, 2011, after the library

commission received the plans of the so-called community group, which essentially overruled what the library commission had officially decided. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is eugene gordon jr.. there is no law obliging the citizens to pledge allegiance when asked. to the nervous citizenship -- source, public library. with constitutional due process in tyson in capital fraud, like allegations, speculation on consequences, persuasion, imperialists action, tampering

with imperialism, the usa. approximately 700 military bases outside its borders. source? public library. the word defenses used implicated, assassinations on planet earth are surrounded, market gain of human rights a pretext for togetherness, and application of the state protecting its interests, as long as capital currency transplant divide, means of exchange for labor, and basic needs it remains impact. and enlightenment to birthright gravity knows capital currency class-ranked pride, capitalism, imperialism, racism, chauvinism, communism, cruelty, bondage, fascist emotions, and

quest for paradise. enchanted with their extended times, the state -- so much effort to convince as its self destruct. president chiu: thank you very much. the speaker. -- next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is barbara. i am half spanish. my mother is latina, going and raised in honduras. the town can be a lethal weapon. it can destroy one's reputation. several weeks of reports of a share of -- sherrif ross m irkarimi, i wonder, any of you look in your relationship with partners, marriages, etc. the sheriff is not the first,

nor will he be the last, elected official facing similar scrutiny. how many of you, in relationships, have you threatened bodily harm, and nobody has charged you with commiting so-called criminal acts. let me start with my laundry list. several years ago, i moved away and divorced my ex-husband due to his threats, abuses, and physical harm. we did not have facebook and e- mail back then, thank god, and nobody called the police. i packed our belongings, moved out to los angeles, and years later completed my undergraduate degree at california berkeley, he worked hard to take care of my children and pursue a master's degree. today, my son is working to pursue his master's degree and is a martial arts instructor. my daughter is a third year

doctoral candidate. we both have divorced. we have not married. we have no other children. my heart goes out to sheriff mirkarimi. what he is facing in front of the world should never have happened. it is my opinion that the words have acerbate -- i do not know how to pronounce the word. i hope his career is not destroyed by this and he and his wife can move on. my thoughts are with him. president chiu: thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. this is the first time i have been here. i am here because i am a latina.

unfortunately, i have a very ugly case of domestic violence in 2004. i feel that i was put in jail. i was also poisoned. i was put in the city of san francisco for one year. going back to domestic violence, it seems to be the case for the sheriff's today. that is news for me, but i do not have comments about that issue. my issue is with the san francisco police department. i want you to listen to what i have to say today. every place where i go, i always feel the presence of the san francisco police department. on friday, around 3:50 p.m., when i was in the part in mission, i heard the peculiar noise of the police car. with that in mind, i stopped. i did not see any cars. i proceed walking.

all of a sudden, i see this black car. i do not know how many miles per hour. of course, i saw inside the black car a san francisco police officer. i stopped, but of course i had to wait. i probably would have been run over by the san francisco police department. i am tired of being harassed by the san francisco police department. i am asking the mayor -- i am in your district. i would like to find out if anybody in the board of supervisors can assist me in this issue. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> supervisors, i am glad most of you are in your chairs. i think that people address you. it is right that you be in your chairs.

when you have the sidebar comments, it is being very disrespectful. i attend some of your meetings. i choose my meetings. and this city, whether you like it or not, is about process. in recent years, we see that due process is not permitted. in fact, this city now confess track everything, whether it is ceqa, whether it is an environmental impact report, whether it is anything that you want to. in fact, san franciscans -- we have representatives in this board who do not live in their district. if you go before the department of elections, which is a process, or the secretary of state, which is a process, it

takes them six months to give you a reply. six months. if you represent your district, if you want to represent all of san francisco, within 24 hours you can get a response and say where you live. we have not processed in this city. but if you have big money, then you do have process. the city, my dear friends, once had a standard. today, that standard has gone down the drain. thank you very much for your time. president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon, president and supervisors. i have been thinking about that old advertisement for the giants. ♪ when the giants come to town it's bye-bye baby when the giants come to town

it's bye-bye baby and start spreading the news they're leaving today, very soon they're going to be a part of it st. anthony's moving up on golden gate at st. anthony's here they come 150 st. anthony's on golden gate that's why they can hardly wait st. anthony's opening up over there ♪ since they lost, it seems like it's ♪ just another manic monday city monday wish it were sunday

wish it were a fun day wish it were a man willie mays home run day just another manic city monday and i sure would like to see the city shine and i'm so glad that i got a nickel and dime it's just another city manic monday want it to be a fun day won't you please make it that way ♪ president chiu: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is ace. i am not going to sing today. i am not in the spirit. i should do it. what i would sing would shock you. they call it city hall, but i call it silly hall.

what i want to talk to you about right now -- could you show this? back in 2008, i went to the senate and testified before the local government on the redevelopment agency. it was listed at the time as the oldest redevelopment area in california, the fillmore, san francisco, which has no information about san francisco. you hear about the state redevelopment and how much you need it. even supervisors here -- even in the legislation that was passed the day of changing to new successors, you mentioned all the other projects, except the one that did the most damage to the african-american community, which is the fillmore. as you see -- i was the only person there from the city and

county of san francisco. we need community participation. thank you for doing that. but ladies and gentlemen, not one word today had anything to do about citizens or our community. i am appalled. but i am not going to say much to you all. because ♪ at city hall it gets so silly, y'all right here at city hall, it gets so silly ♪ i am telling you, because i have been up in it. we will have a community meeting with our supervisors at the northern police station friday. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, president tchiu ad

members of the board. my name is david carey. there have been discussions about the san francisco elections about the final round. but the success and legitimacy of an election is not just based on how it handles the final two candidates, but on how it handles the entire contest. having some kind of majority in the final round is a questionable value if the best candidate does not make it to the final round, or you cannot demonstrate that happens. a plurality creates a wasted vote, which were not allowed to help determine the winner. it prevents keep voters from fully participating in the election of representatives. plurality primaries have and will again regularly created more wasted votes, or past san

francisco elections have exhausted voters. you cannot reschedule the print -- the problem can be solved by rescheduling the runoff. pirelli runoffs are not the best solution for san francisco. this would be a step backward. ranked choice of voting in power voters. more voters have been fully participating in an election because of rent troy's voting. it can strengthen san francisco democracy and make it even better. being the first in major innovations, it is unusual that all of the best features get released in a 1.0. i encourage you to set aside the distractions and how bring san francisco link choice of voting to san francisco -- ranked

choice of voting to san francisco. >> could afternoon, supervisors. i have lived in san francisco for 59 years. i would like to take this opportunity in front of a full room to import the board of supervisors to take up some sort of discussion about a dedicated man who died under mysterious circumstances in 1999 as a city employee at san francisco general hospital. i have worked side-by-side with this man. in my opinion, the city has actively delayed any discussion of his case. the man's name is joe. joseph molleston. this is the year of the dragon. i am a dragon.