it made me think of christian imperialism, which isn't about european imperialism either, but thoughtof the christian denomination as opposed to the american or denomination. not the right word to use in this context, but the the sort of foundation for things that there's a kind of christian exceptionalism here and and and not just in american exceptionalism. it's a kind of christian empire. and not just an american empire. and i think a lot of that comes from the fact that this american outreach to the of the world happens in this european imperial moment of a century between the 1830, 1840s and the 1930s, 1940s, a lot scholars of american empire have, of course, couched the rise of american empire in terms of the european experience and what the europeans done in the rest of the world. and i think emily is providing a different perspective on this. this rich and really interesting. the other point i wanted to draw out that i think gayle has already talked about in better ways than i could, is notion of missionaries as imperialists, but as a different kind of imperialist and projecti

and it has to be opposed for the fight against imperial. they had at least the tension between all the goc power requiring trade with the most successful economy on the divide, pvp, china and the united states versus war with china. isn't there that tension and we will, you know, be living through that tension, whereas under, by administer or a higher as administration, it would have been just war and china. uh uh, well, uh, the tension between dependence on global economy and the conflict actually is that through the router for its what's driving the war uh, the united states. american capitalism is itself immensely dependent upon a world economy, including the resources of russia and china. other countries and it's actually that which is the driving force for control, the rolling the lead see control over the world and its resources and it's rooted in capital. a system is a great marxist explained lenin, trotsky, the girl is war, is rooted in the conflict between world economy and a nation state system. and it said that's at the root of w

imperial i. commissioner. moore. no. and commission president so i so move commissioners motion passes 6 to 1 with commissioner moore voting against commissioners. that will place us on item 13 for case number 2024. hyphen 010322 pca for interim housing and hotels and motels. these. this is the planning and building code amendment. good afternoon commissioners and happy holidays. veronica flores, planning department staff. the item before you is the interim housing in hotels and motels ordinance sponsored by the mayor. we have miss emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing to speak on this item. and then i'll return with the staff report. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. good afternoon. director. my name is emily cohen. i'm a deputy director at the department of homelessness and supportive housing. thank you very much for having me today. i'm very excited to be before you today to request your support on an important and timely piece of legislation that, if approved, will help create

commissioner imperial i and commissioner president. so i so move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0. item seven. commissioner comments and questions. if there are no comments or questions from the commissioners, we can move on to department matters. item eight director's announcements i have no announcements. item nine review of past events at the board of supervisors and the historic preservation commission. there is no report from the board of appeals. good afternoon. commissioners. aaron star, manager of legislative affairs. this week, the land use committee continued two mayoral sponsored ordinances to december 2nd. the first was an ordinance. first ordinance was the impact fee waiver for changes of use from pdr to other uses. the second ordinance was the planning code and zoning map amendments for 30 venice. presumably, the impact fee was continued to allow for more community outreach. 30 venice was continued so that supervisor peskin could refine some additional conditions he wanted to add to the ordinance. the c

this reality was not lost on imperial representatives on the ground either. these these representatives were often the most critical key negotiators with native peoples behalf of empire. in many ways british and spanish saw their claims to vast swaths of american territory as closely connected with relations with key groups. for example, in the southeast, choctaws creeks and these groups occupied north american territory in a way that european powers couldn't think about, in a practical sense. and so they needed these alliances ties to connect them to the territory that they were claiming on maps, essentially essentially following the french and indian war, the seven years war in 1763. we're going to see the successor empires of france and spain trying to pick up imitating that french diplomacy with indian allies because the french were seen as so successful in that sort of a project. so following the french practice, its british and spanish empires, france's successor empires are going to curry favor with various native groups by providing gifts, including c

the country was a creation of western imperialism drawing the lines on the map, despite the fact thatnd the kurds have a very hard time living together. so it could be, i hope and pray for the long—suffering syrian people, that this is not the case, but it could be a we are witnessing the disintegration of syria. witnessing the disintegration of s ria. ~ witnessing the disintegration ofs ria. ~ , ., ., , of syria. well, israel does like to get _ of syria. well, israel does like to get its _ of syria. well, israel does like to get its retaliation l of syria. well, israel does | like to get its retaliation in first as we have seen in other parts of the region as well, but these actions it is carrying out in syria, are they illegal under international law? it is effectively expanding its territory. no. it is protecting _ expanding its territory. no. it is protecting its _ expanding its territory. no. it is protecting its borders, - expanding its territory. no. it is protecting its borders, and| is protecting its borders, and going to the demilitarised zone for the duration of the transit

all start off humanitarian imperialism using human rights to sell a war. as a professor, i'll say a radical physics professor brick, wanda, is good to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for having me. now you heard that in my introduction, i quoted this thing that is open attributed to albert einstein. and she's going to be famous for demonstrating that even the laws of physics are relative, then not mechanistic. and yet, when we look at their current western policy is the current western uh, governing philosophy. it seems to me, at least very, i'm, as an adaptable, it's often define reality as it is. um, what do you think is behind this more of the same approach? well, 1st of all, when you talk about the west, you should distinguish virginia like 2 states, and you have immediate aid. we've done that the for in between because we don't have this evening that has some of the same policies as well. and you don't have the same interest, but the or paula says the same very want july can police when it comes to, for example, of

i think that shows the limits on the humanitarian imperialism. so that way of doing business is constrained. now. they're still trying to practice it, but it is constrained. how much time do you think it has? do you think trunk will continue on the same path because he doesn't look like the humanitarian or imperialist for that better? is there no better, there's still cool, but come, if i use those of you've come here, do you want the dream done? and what did you put me in doing these kind of been, you would love to ask you how the reserve by the wes warmongers in the interstate, the backgrounds in the, in the defense and so on. so, but i mean, is thinking more or less the less be, but i mean, did it do the 1st though initial but i didn't know who this woman will do, many plays the beach for most or, and always does executives and things of that go dig into the 1st part of the day, if you look at the plans while you can in their hands or do you train them between 2 and 400. okay. and we're going to portfolios to the husbands a ceasefire. and then

i think that shows the limits of the humanitarian imperialism. so that way of doing business is constrained. now. they're still trying to practice it, but it is constrained. how much time do you think it has? do you think trunk will continue on the same path because he doesn't look like the humanitarian or imperialist for that better? is there no better, there's still cool, but come, if i your physical, if you want to drink the language you put me in during this campaign, you would love to ask you how the reserve by the wes warmongers in the, in just a, the backgrounds in the in the defense and so on. so but i mean is taking mothers, the west the but i mean, did it do the 1st initial, but i didn't know who this woman will be many belated by that beautiful and always does exactly the same. things are going to take him to the photo sort of, but if you look at the plans, what we can in their hands or do you train them, going to the hush and came here going to portfolios to the us as a ceasefire. and then the dimension of the money doing it to try to

thank you, commissioner imperial.for me, i would like to see the data on in the priority equity geographies, overlapping densities within the priority there. i don't believe there are maximum usage caps in the priority geography. maybe north beach, but not all of north beach. okay, so okay, if that is i'm just curious as to where you know whether cultural districts are they're affected by it, but if not, the castro is an lgbtq cultural district, right? so something like that where where there are underlying zonings as well. i will be interested to see those. sure. commissioners, if there's nothing further, there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt a recommendation for approval as proposed by the supervisor on that motion. commissioner campbell i commissioner williams i commissioner brown i commissioner. imperial i. commissioner moore i and commissioner. president. so i so move commissioners motion passes unanimously 6 to 0 placing us on item ten for case number 2024. hyphen 009362 pca for the third street alco

and it has to be a pose for the fight against imperial. what it may have, at least the tension between all the goc power requiring trade with the most successful economy. on the bi pvp, china and the united states of us as war with china. isn't there that tension and we will, you know, be living through that tension. whereas under, by administer or a higher as administration, it would have been just more in china as well. the tension between dependence on global economy and the conflict actually is at the, at the root of 4. it's what's driving the war. the united states american capitalism is itself immensely dependent upon a world economy, including the resources of russia, china, other country. ready and it's actually that which is the driving force for control, the rolling the lead, see control over the world and its resources. and it's rooted in capital a system is a great marks is explained. lennon trotsky. imperialist war is rooted in the conflict between world economy in a nation state system. and it's a, that's at the root of war,

i think that shows the limits of the humanitarian imperialism. so that way of doing business is constrained. now. they're still trying to practice it, but it is constrained. how much time do you think it has? do you think trunk will continue on the same path because he doesn't look like the humanitarian or imperialist for that better? is there no better, there's still cool, but come, if i look for those of you've come here, do you want the dream down to what the problem you're doing always going to be and you would love to ask you how the reserve by the wes warmongers in the interstate, the backgrounds in the, in the defense and so on. so but let me just take a mother as the wes be. but i mean, did it do the 1st item? and then so if i didn't know who this woman will be, many belated by that beautiful and always does exactly is and things of that gold digging today is the 1st part of the day. if you look at the plans while you can in their hands or do you train them into, into the ocean chains is going to portfolios to the us as a ceasefire. and t

genocide in african people and a transatlantic flight, the slave trade, but also how it's waged. imperial wars, you know, for more than a 2 centuries since it's founded, it gets a dentist, a state that is a nation save that was one of mentally founded as a capital boss, and in curious expansion is nation state. make as thank you so much enjoyment upfront. thanks mark. all right, everybody that is our show apart, will be back in the a full year of war in gaza. and now, with this really troops invading lebanon, or the us in israel working to reshape the entire region. now with trump back in the white house, what can america expect? and what can the world expand? the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line officer, a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and 40 other world language is shay come towards the translation. and international understanding is hosting. it's 10 towards serve. on the 10th of december of 2024 in doha guitar, shea come on the award for translation and international understanding from the arabic language to mankind

one can not separate that from the monroe doctrine and centuries, extracted imperialism and colonialism elected america. but we're looking at people coming. we have to look at ultimately why they're coming, but it's at the bottom. administration has failed. the american people in disregard . and i don't know if the trump immunization will be any better because no matter how many walls you build, if those people have no livelihoods, they'll keep company is just the fact that it's a very, very, very slippery slope. and it will cause tremendous problems because you guys states as a country of immigrants, it's a country that is dominated by people who migrated here, whether in the 60100 or just this year. so i think that it's a very complicated situation. i don't think it will happen in one administration to try to change that. it's going to take a concerted effort by the majority of states united states. if there's the think a willingness to change that. and i don't see that really necessarily at this point at the level which trump has put it at the some of the story is that what keeping a

you know, this is american imperialism of putting a, someone to scale. this is israel wing and you know, the new, you know, leadership is going to be worth. there are people who are saying that this is something other than a moment of, of celebration for the syrian people in light of what percentage should we be holding space for another idea or another thought at the same time. that's a very good question. and i want to echo the sounds, words that this is really a time to give syrians space to celebrate. after such brutal year is not just one, i mean, decades really. but to your point, we are able to have 2 troops at the same time. and that's the reality of the situation. obviously we've seen how the changes were basically overnight, right? i mean we, we woke up to the news and it was so quick and the syrians went out in the streets . and our approach are, are celebrating after years of trying to gain some type of freedom of legitimacy in their own country. and adding to, besides point, it wasn't merely political repression, it was dated the life that w

by 1768 franklin thinks he's on the american side of the imperial crisis. he argues that americans are entitled to push for a total repeal of the townson act and not just a partial repeal. and there's also a revealing letter or speech he writes in 1769 which is probably a draft speech of him considering running for public office. it's not clear if it's parliament our local office, but in that speech he calls britain's treatment of the colonies pernicious he's openly critical of britain's treatment of the colonies and thinks it's too heavy-handed a manner the way they are dealing with the americanconies during the imperial crisis. the person with whom gates has the liveliest correspondence about the imperial crisis and most clearly espouses the radical week ideologies is john hale, a hero from the battle of the plains of abraham and served with gates in nova scotia. he and gates are on the same page politically where they are very cynical about the way the ministry is going and very critical of britain's treatment of the colonies, and increasingly both are f

so by 1768, franklin thinks, he's on the american side of the imperial crisis. he argues that american are entitled to push for a total repeal the townsend act, not just a partial repeal. there's also a very revealing essay letter or a speech. he writes in 1769, which is probably a draft speech of him considering running for public office, not clear if it's parliament or some local. but in that speech, at least, he calls britain's treatment of the colony is pernicious. so he's openly critical of the of britain's treatment of the colonies thinks it's too heavy handed handed of a manner the way they're dealing with the american colonies during the imperial crisis. the person with whom gates has the correspondence about the imperial crisis and sort of most clearly espouses the radical whig ideologies of the john hale was a who's a hero from the of e ains ofbraham that then had served with gates in nova scotia. and he and gates a kd of on the same page politically, where they're very cynical about the way the ministry going and a very critical of britain's treatment

has been recreated with design elements from the color of sky railway representing the tal risk imperial era. and you've got that on the call. we are currently in is the aaa style to reflect a soviet period was obsolete. one full set of gay, if you ask any russian what they associates with a trained trip in the country, i bet they'll say it's this glass on the ordinate metal holder. with this traditional come from and why is he always served in this type of glass, that especially on the railway tradition of 17 gloss, hold as cheese above all the practical, one of the seas of tall trucks. and the gloss contains boiling water, making it necessary to have an insulator austin, to hold the gloss comfortably and stuff during the imperial year. uh, these holders will only view and re like items are commonly found in wealthy households. but by the end of the 19th century, more affordable and practical bloss hold has became widespread immune immunizations . then the tradition has endued the n. t and trains is still served in these hold. is that a roof and made from nickel bras, or cult? uh, i thi

we know that the us government definitely we received this technology from imperial japan, in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for there were crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist, basically any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests. the war criminals, new home was the secret us telling me biological weapon center at fort detrick's, maryland for defects of the summer. so can you please view a little bit of the a couple of minutes to go to the front of the study and literally into the door she shoved. you got the most can be always on the list. i think they're pushing is kind of where i'm with the collaboration between the us army and kill us. scientists, according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years of to the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to februar

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adelanto desert view annex, golden state annex, también imperial, mesa verde y otay mesa.ina de control y deportación. es una de las dependencias de ice y también según el sitio web detention watch network punto org. durante el primer semestre del año, las autoridades migratorias detuvieron a más de 35.000 personas y el total de personas que están bajo vigilancia de ice superan las 179.000. también destacan que solamente para este año se le asignó un presupuesto de 3.400.000.000 de dólares. y por último, desde 2003 son 237 las personas que han muerto bajo la custodia de este departamento. es que las políticas migratorias que pretende implementar el presidente electo, donald trump, apuntan, según los expertos, a eliminar también la ciudadanía por naturalización. arnulfo peralta nos tiene la historia. muy a su estilo. el presidente electo, donald trump, habló de mantener a las familias inmigrantes unidas durante su periodo presidencial. keep them together and you have to send them all back. vamos a deportar a toda la familia para juntar los niños menores con la familia. pero

of what goes by the left in the united states and away from identity politics and back to anti imperialism plus politics that you think that's one of the greatest things about a trump victory that the left will begin to understand or then advantage to very few sign sofa that um the clean tonight we do the whole of that establishment, but also support hollywood and propaganda media. going to be a while. yeah, i don't see. i don't see signs of that except when it comes to young people. i think one of the, one of the only promising, well not the only but one of the promising signs has been that not only our young people awakened to the criminality of israel. but they have become awakened to the ways in which mass media has protected israel and has of secured and up to skated their crimes for so long. so there is a diminishing trust in western media, which i think is, is probably the most important developments for, for future generations in this country to be mistrustful of this corporate design its media, frankly. and um and so they, they do look for alternative news sources. they look for i

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wanted to sabotage socialist or communist, basically any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests. the war criminals, new home was the secret to us, telling me biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland, forgiveness at the summer. speaking with you a little to enter a couple of minutes to go to the front of the study and literally on the door. she shoved you got the most can be always on the list. i should send solution is through and the collaboration between the us army and kill us. scientists, according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years of to the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th the us address as won't planes, systematically dispos stover. korea on all true positions and in the rear, large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects on january, the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before obser