my name is winship hillyer. president breed, ladies and gentlemen of the board, today you have named terminal 1 of the san francisco airport after supervisor harvey milk. but what would harvey milk say if he were here? if he could be here, what would he say to you about openness? when you turn around, and this week alone, pay over -- well over $1 million to citywide case management community focus, an organization that is shrouded in secrecy, an organization that uses foreign intelligence surveillance to basically terrorize citizens of this city for the purpose of coercing them into involuntary psychiatric treatment. i'm sorry. i didn't quite say that right. coerce them into voluntary psychiatric treatment by making their lives into a living hell. what would he say about people like me who we're self-supporting. i was working at a job. i had friends. i was doing volunteer work. but somebody decided i was not psychiatrically right. and so i needed to be disabled. and so i was. and so i am. permanently. unable to

president breed, ladies and gentlemen of the board, winship hillyer, an involuntary psychiatric outpatient in the city. through the policies of the city i have been disabled. in five years i will be homeless. it is because of what you are doing in this chamber that i am here and that i am disabled and unable to provide for myself and denied welfare. this city provides people with, thought to have mental illness with two choices. treatment or the sidewalk. so don't give me all this crap about preventing homelessness with treatment. you are causing homelessness. this is treatment. homelessness is treatment for refusing treatment. and this is your policy and you know it's true. madam clerk. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. and mr. duffy, before you begin, if there are any other members of the public who would like to address the board during general public comments, please step up. thank you. please proceed. >> yeah. i also know rita from our neighborhood, and yeah, she's -- she's some, you know, obviously the world ignores her or allows that to go on. something missing.