also big problem is the loitering at 4 a.m. very noise and he disruptive.witnessed others coming out of the bar with drinks in hands loitering in the alley and stilldrinking. they are intoxicated getting in cars and driving. that's frightening. also, patrons seem to use the no park sifted alley way as their personal parking lot. parking fullo the sidewalk blocking period of time access. blocking sorry, driveway. without any concern of when they will be towed. surprises me and block the fire hydrants. i made several inquiries with the police department abouthat andhey never s up. we had several fireos this block and frankly t is frightening to think a fire truck would note abo get do the street because of access blocked. those are my major concerns, thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. there are no upon more hands on zoom. >> public comment is closed. pretends this happened before i filibustered about my thoughts. i did hear from the owner suggestion of reas i understanding request for out door amplified soundpermit. is that -- i'm sorry think he

they when they see somebody vandalizing in the area or, painting graffiti or loitering or doing things that create problems, the neighbors, are they willing to speak, tell the people face to face, stop that is our home? or do they have to rely on the police to make that? i think it depends who's doing the graffiti or doing the crime the time. if it's just a kid with a can of paint, then they probably confront kid. but if it's a gang member or someone who they feel will put them in danger, they probably would call the police, you know, not give their name, but call in the incident as somebody said on the program earlier, the view that many people in the united states have is that public housing projects are filled with criminals and therefore they're hopeless. and so tends to turn your back on it. now have lived in mission hill. you are a resident and you're a tenant organizer. what proportion of the tenants in your in alice taylor homes would you say are in some sense troublemakers? this is my proportion of troublemakers that live there and everyone else a decent law abiding citizens a

this has changed warfare forever, so you can't loiter anywhere. you've got to move fast because the drones will pop up and then artillery comes in, or else they just dive in and explode on you. it's really brutal. they don't have the manpower that russia has. so they're fighting. they need the equipment desperately. russia loses about 1500 men a day. they don't care. they just throw waves of people at them. and they're just, you know, they can't resist to a degree. so it's very dangerous. they're brave people. they do believe in their democracy and their freedom and of all countries that we should be recognising this is our fight. i'm not asking us to put troops on the ground, but i am saying that america and europe need to do much, much more to give them the tools as churchill asked for. give us the tools and we'll finish the job. we can do that, but not if we don't give them the help and support. >> what's your message to donald trump on this? because we know he's basically saying, you know, this isn't our war to fight, but it's bigger than. yea