that is a canard. aside from that, i think you. thank you very much, and i would like to submit this long list of people who say we represent truth, justice, and the american way, environmental organizations and that sort of thing. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment on this item, please? if there is anyone else, please come forward now. >> good evening, commissioners. i have a variety of comments. >> is there a market of trading minutes out there i am not aware of? >> absolutely. >> go ahead. >> i sat through these meetings. i am surprised, there were only a couple of commissioners there who were interested in landmark status. i think what the staff has presented is not quite accurate. second, you have a letter from the golden gate audubon society about the international audubon, which apparently is not a good organization to listen to. they supported the golf course that killed federally listed endangered species and i hope this organization will be taken off the list. the truth about talking about letters that you

first, respectfully, the 115,000 they offered is a canard. i will offer $315,000 under the same terms and conditions. however, that would be bad for the community and bad for san francisco. but if that is what the city once, we will raise

the idea that we need another in a sunset district -- in the sunset district is a canard. the people who claim they need the drugs are already getting them. before discussing any substantial issues of would like to bring up a couple of procedural matters. one was mentioned by mr. moody. the permit was initially approved under a non-existent law. declarations that were attached , whatever you wish to call it, were not attested to properly and should therefore be annoyed -- be ignored. the proposition fails to regard our argument on the spirit of the law. therefore, my view is they have waived their argument. furthermore, the transcripts that were provided were edited. therefore, they are not true and accurate representation of the hearing. therefore, they should be ignored. with regard to some of the cases that we cited, i do not want to beat this to death, but the cases stand for the proposition that it makes sense to restrict businesses that are intrinsic draws for children. that would certainly include by clients. segregating adult businesses from residential areas and s

this canard about gays having talents that heterosexuals don't have, does anybody believe that for aoment? host: what about the difference of opinion from people like mr. gates and admiral ramallah and who want to read -- they want to repeal this? caller: the secretary of defense gates and the head of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, are both political appointees. the other head of the armed forces are not political appointees. the two political appointees are say exactly what president barack obama wants them to say at the other man better heads of the army, the marines are saying what is in their hearts. that is the difference. host: we move on to orlando, florida, republican line. caller: at valley forge, there was a soldier co-engaged in same-sex behavior and george washington kicked him out of service with abhorrence and detestation. i find this issue troubling sense it will cause problems in the military and you just brought up bradley manning of the wikileaks situation who is in the brig. he released wikileaks when they had a fight with his homosexual boy friend appa

is some notion that there is a magic technology solution we can throw at the developing world is a canard. ittarts with low-ch things like teachers who are trained, librarian who is encourage kids in the habit of reading and systems that make sure we measure performance so we know that the libraries are being used and the kids are taking books home and learning to read. >> charlie: tell me your best story of somebody you have met on this journey. >> it would go back to the village of bahundanda where we did the first library. there are now 16-year-old children who were in kindergarten when with we opened that first library, and i talked to these 16-year-olds now and they are literal and fluent in their mother tongue d in english, and i asked the 10-year-old -- 16-year-old boys what do you want to be when you grow up and they say "i want to be a civil engineer, i not toa an airline pilot." i asked a girl what she wanted to be and she didn't say "i want to be a doctor, she said "i will be a doctor." an investor said "i will fund her medical school soshe can go" and these kids, we all know t

and the notion we can opt out of the health care system is a little bit of a canard.rn we are participate negmarket for health care. we're given inoculations. we're required to have certain inoculations and the question of how we pay for those inoculation that we benefit from and part participate is n is a failure point and an obligation we all assume and, therefore, we are part of a market just as we are part of every other market that congress has regulated through the commerce clause. i think dahlia you would agree. if this is different conceptually in some ways it's very much like the other areas where the congress has regulated from every commodity, every equity. the capital markets. the environment. food quality. congress in the new deal era and granted it may change. since the new deal era, congress has extend that apparatus to all of these areas. and there's a very solid foundation of commerce clause jurisprudence to support that. >> i think the point -- i think the important point is this is a dramatically different lawsuit. if you skad me in march when it wa

i was with second platoon battle company and we were in canard province in eastern afghanistan along the pakistan border. specifically in a six mile valley. for a while when i was there, it was the scene of almost a fifth of all the combat and all of afghanistan. >> sebastian junger is our guest. his most recent book is "war". if you would like to participate in this program 2025853885. in eastern central time zone, 3886. go ahead and buy in. we only have 30 minutes with sebastian junger. salvatore just received the medal of honor. he is featured in your book. >> that was in first platoon battle company. about 150 men. he was first platoon. i met him a few times out there. extraordinarily nice guy. he did something very brave. everyone out there was brave. his act wouldn't have meant anything without the bravery of everyone around him but he did save a platoon mate from being dragged off, wind but alive by the enemy during a lifetime ambition. he took two rounds to his bulletproof vest while doing it but he did get his friend back. >> we just had the 2010 elections. afghanistan did n

it formalized an effort started under bill canard's fcc, but i will include a more thorough history as part of my statement. since its privatization, the internet has migrated further away from government controls until today. if success were the result of bottom-up collaboration at not top-down collaboration. no one needs permission to start a web site or navigate the web freely. to suggest otherwise is nothing short of fear mongering. mary had suppliers of internet related devices, applications, and connectivity are driving productivity and job growth in our country. about 80% of americans own a personal computer. most are connected to the internet. in the meantime, the internet is going mobile 3 by this time next year, consumers will see more smart phones in the u.s. market and feature phones. in addition to countless applications used on pc's, growth in the number of mobile applications has gone from nearly zero in 2007 to half a million just three years later. mobil app downloads grow at an annual rate of 92% with an estimated 50 billion applications expected to be down loaded in

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