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members of the audience if you want to express approval or disapprove you can use silent hands zaz fingers thumbs up or down. next speaker. [inaudible] i live in saint francis square, the long shormans coopand hope you will be leroy caings saturday. up stairs i have a korean family married to a american gi who is in kaiser now. we wouldn t have kaiser if not for ww 2. there isn t a difference between local or international, this is san franciscoment people came from all ovthe world. ww 2 is out of basis peer from hunters point to allah meada, concord, [inaudible] you name it. these issues are real, they are historical and i feel the same way. i m a social worker without a portfolio but these things need to be resolved. japan and germany were late to the game. germany and europe dement with this historic ish oo uz. the diplomat who chose san francisco for the unit nation frz the suffering in europe and asia, we had a big shindig in the 60th because [inaudible] funded i ....
memorial glorifying u.s. empyrealism in the philippines? union square, 100 feet high. 200 thousand filipinos killed by u.s. empyrealism. let s build a monulate to all victimoffs war crimes not just by japanese but our own troops and military system. thank you. thank you next speaker. thank you supervisors. i wasn t planning to speak but i just saw this resolution. what in the world in san francisco-i m referring to comfort women. what in the world-i am a [inaudible] this setting up a statue or whatever it happened in some city and that reinforcing something negative not something happened in the past, let s not forget about the history rsh bet think we need to move on. yes, it happened. san francisco and 8 other cities somewhere in parts of the world, it happened, but kids who have to hear this like myself hear people elder age people experience it, but i would prefer something in the city council members speaking something win not hear the memory like the gentlemen ....
and work together as a community and instill and enrich the foundation of what makes san francisco san francisco. thank you. next speakers [inaudible] came down to the community to work with the community to solve the problems of the community. that is why we have district elections so we have representation. many years ago it was a large in the poor working class of san francisco did not vorepresentation in these chambers. thank you supervisor for bringing the international hotel [inaudible] preferred to go to jail rather evict the people from the international hotel. a piece of land that wept sfr 40 years without doing anything in that situation. you don t have a plan. the plan you have for housing is [inaudible] crumbs. a fight we have about housing is about money and san francisco trying to purchase the city of san francisco with money from outside. it has nothing to do with housing and the night here is about money and in the mean time the poor people not only ....
children? thank you next speaker please good afternoon, my name is martha [inaudible] retired teacher. the 22 years i have never experienced my last year of having the most homeless children but i don t want to talk about that, i want to talk about the whole san francisco. i was born and raised and lived in the mission, it is beautiful, but the city gave me so much. the museums were free, golden gate park, the aquarium, it was just the most fantastic place. i never felt i was a poor or deficit child. your decision today you are going to change everything if this doesn t pass. you are going to make san francisco like any other city in the united states. already it is happening to new orleans. the quality, the artisticness and culture of san francisco, we rin a crisis. if you don t change this, if you don t do something about it, i m sorry, san francisco will never be the same. what udo today will effect us 100 years from now. thank you hello my name is putitia curm ....
are 5 vacancy. 21 years teaching i have never seen that. who will teach your children? thank you next speaker please good afternoon, my name is martha [inaudible] retired teacher. the 22 years i have never experienced my last year of having the most homeless children but i don t want to talk about that, i want to talk about the whole san francisco. i was born and raised and lived in the mission, it is beautiful, but the city gave me so much. the museums were free, golden gate park, the aquarium, it was just the most fantastic place. i never felt i was a poor or deficit child. your decision today you are going to change everything if this doesn t pass. you are going to make san francisco like any other city in the united states. already it is happening to new orleans. the quality, the artisticness and culture of san francisco, we rin a crisis. if you don t change this, if you don t do something about it, i m sorry, san francisco will never be the same. what udo today ....