I’m sure Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer, King Hillary, Osama Obama and Dianne Feinstein will intervene. I’m sure these good Liberals/Marxists will be very outspoken over this outrage. Pelosi has a solution for everything; making nice to the Mullahs in Iran will work according to the Liberal policy book of surrender. Call their offices tomorrow and ask what their strategy about stopping this outrage will be. I’m sure the new “likable” King Hillary will sway the wackjobs in Iran as well.
They have their own little ethnic cleanining operation going on right now in San Francisco.....
Ethnic cleansing in San Francisco
by Don Santina
Wednesday, 10 October 2007
San Francisco is pushing out the poor to give the rich their million-dollar views.
Not so long ago, San Francisco was home to about 100,000 Blacks, and the Fillmore district was a thriving Mecca of African American life. Today, Fillmore is gone, wiped out by "Negro Removal" in the guise of "redevelopment," and the city's Black population has shrunk to 40,000 - less than half the Black population of Augusta, Georgia. The last bastion of concentrated Black life, Hunters Point, is slated for ethnic cleansing designed to rob African Americans of not only a spectacular view of the Bay, but of any hope of remaining in the city.
The "patron saint" of this racist juggernaut is none other than Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives......
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As a San Francisco supervisor, Newsom made his bones for the AWDG (all white downtown gang)in 2002 by placing his "Care Sen. Dianne Feinstein Not Cash" proposition on the ballot, which would solve the problem of homeless people by slashing monthly welfare payments from $395 to $59 in return for a proposed system of "care." "Care Not Cash" would have flopped without the big buck effort behind it.
The campaign for the "Care Not Cash" proposition, known to homeless advocates as "Neither Care Nor Cash," was funded by a shadowy group called SFSOS, or San Francisco SOS, which was founded by Warren Hellman, heir to the Wells Fargo fortune, Donald Fisher, the sweatshop king of the Gap/ Banana Republic/ Old Navy clothing empire, and . Other original supporters included financial heavy hitters like Charles Schwab, William Hume, Feinstein's husband, the war profiteer, Richard Blum, and socialites like Dede Wilsey. In addition to its outright attack on the homeless, SFSOS also opposed the living wage campaign, affordable housing and tenant protection and supported re-segregation of the public schools system through charterization.