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Francisco at Progressive Festival this Sunday
by A.A. Nagy 26 Sep '15

26 Sep '15

18th Annual Progressive Festival Sunday, September 27, 12:00 to 5:00 pm Walnut Park, Petaluma Blvd. South and D Street, Downtown Petaluma The Annual Progressive Festival is the premier activist gathering in the North Bay. It is the time and place to network with many social justice, environmental, labor and community organizations with informational booths. Hear perspectives on world events from Davey D, producer of KPFA’s Hard Knock Radio and hip hop historian, Miko Peled, author of “The General’s Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine,” Susan Lamont to speak about Law Enforcement accountability, and Peter Phillips will address radical alternative media. Music by Francisco Herrera & Friends, Sky-I, The Hubbub Club Plus, speakers on crucial issues, including of Climate change, GMO, Housing and Homelessness, Immigrant Rights, Women’s Justice, Domestic Violence, and much more! Feast on hot organic tamales, drinks, and other goodies. Cosponsored by The Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County; KPFA 94.1FM; Bilingual Radio KBBF 89.1FM; Project Censored; Media Freedom Foundation; Comité VIDA; Jewish Voice for Peace; North Coast Coalition for Palestine; Green Party, Sonoma County; The Bohemian; Sonoma County Gazette Co-produced by The Petaluma Progressives and Occupy Petaluma For more information: 707.795.1044 zenekar(a)comcast.net http://ProgressiveFestival.org http://www.waccobb.net/forums/showthread.php?113989-18th-Annual-Progressive…

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Sunday Streets in the Western Addition
by Barry Hermanson 12 Sep '15

12 Sep '15

I will set up a table for the SFGP this Sunday at Sunday Streets in the Western Addition. The 32nd annual Alamo Square Flea Market will also be this Sunday. For more info: http://www.sundaystreetssf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/091315_WesternAdd… If you want to come out and help, look for me on Fillmore between O'Farrell and Eddy. I will have campaign materials for Francisco Herrera for Mayor and Prop I, the pause on luxury development in the Mission. The hours of Sunday Streets are from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Depending on the size of the crowd, I may leave at 3:30. Call me at 415-255-9494 if you are planning on stopping by. Barry

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What are we doing next week?
by Justin A Ryan 11 Sep '15

11 Sep '15

To advance our campaign? Court support tomorrow and mon at hall of justice for a protest streamer stomped by police is a good start, how do we build on that?

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Re: [FHMayor] Please remove me from this list
by Justin A Ryan 18 Aug '15

18 Aug '15

Also, I have received no information on where or when to meet about anything, except once, from you. :/ Best. I wish I could contribute more. > On Aug 17, 2015, at 10:31 PM, Justin A Ryan <bitmonk(a)icloud.com> wrote: > > I think you're great, Francisco, and our mutual friend Chris spoke well of you. > > Apologies for my full voicemail. > > I am truly struggling to allocate time and to my perception, I offered to coordinate volunteers (or to be one for anything) and the next response was a political hit on an oakland mayor candidate whose campaign I worked on. > > I already am draped in depression from years as an occupy oakland organizer, in seeming exile from the city I moved thousands of miles to, from piles of the closest friends I made in recent years calling me a one percenter for having a job. > > My drive to help is failed by my weak will to be. > > I need to focus on myself a while. > > Let me know if there are unique opportunities to help. > > Peace, Love, and Anarchism! > > J > > > >> On Aug 17, 2015, at 10:16 PM, Francisco Herrera <francisco4sfmayor(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hi Justin, I am very sorry to read your response. There has obviously been a serious disconnection in communication. I would like to speak with you. I tried calling tonight but your voice mail is full. >> I have been wondering why I had not seen you. I'm not sure what derogatory comments were made but I apologize in the name of the campaign. >> Give me call if you can tomorrow or Wednesday >> Francisco >> 415-812-9362 >> >>> On Monday, August 17, 2015, Justin A Ryan <bitmonk(a)icloud.com> wrote: >>> In many weeks the only message since I offered to be volunteer coordinator, the only response I saw was an off-sides attack on my previous political work. >>> >>> At my typical consulting fee of $500/h, I have far exceeded my legal ability to donate. >>> >>> I look forward to being neighbors to you all, but my calendar the rest of the year is full going to the gym and hitting dabs. >>> >>> Francisco - I am interested in helping you with a decade plus movement, let's catch up after the ballot boxes. >>> >>> Peace, love, and Harmony to you all!! <3 >>> >>> Justin Alan Ryan >>> Certified CCSF educated techie scum >>> _______________________________________________ >>> FHMayor mailing list >>> FHMayor(a)sfgreens.org >>> https://list.sfgreens.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fhmayor

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Please remove me from this list
by Justin A Ryan 18 Aug '15

18 Aug '15

In many weeks the only message since I offered to be volunteer coordinator, the only response I saw was an off-sides attack on my previous political work. At my typical consulting fee of $500/h, I have far exceeded my legal ability to donate. I look forward to being neighbors to you all, but my calendar the rest of the year is full going to the gym and hitting dabs. Francisco - I am interested in helping you with a decade plus movement, let's catch up after the ballot boxes. Peace, love, and Harmony to you all!! <3 Justin Alan Ryan Certified CCSF educated techie scum

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Re: [FHMayor] Heads up about Dan Siegel -- followup
by Justin A Ryan 07 Aug '15

07 Aug '15

Even if Chris Daly told me to do something, it would have to pass through my personal filter. Are we mounting a fucking serious campaign against Ed Lee, or not? > On Aug 7, 2015, at 12:35 AM, Justin A Ryan <bitmonk(a)icloud.com> wrote: > > I will only ever act on my own behalf wrt Francisco's campaign. > > Still happy to help coordinate volunteers. :) > > JR > > > >> On Aug 6, 2015, at 11:53 PM, A.A. Nagy <zenekar(a)comcast.net> wrote: >> >> >> OK, back to Francisco’s campaign. Just be leery of Dan Siegel’s actions. I also witnessed the way he operates when I was on the KPFA Local Station Board. >> >> Peace. >> Attila >> __ >> >> >>> On Aug 6, 2015, at 10:41 PM, Justin A Ryan <bitmonk(a)icloud.com> wrote: >>> >>> Thanks, as someone who worked directly with Dan, I am certainly interested in information on how he sits in the community as a whole. >>> >>> I have personal respect for him based on our interactions, but there’s noone I wouldn’t question based on credible political affiliations or endeavors. >>> >>> Anyway, I’m eager to see Francisco’s campaign thrive. >>> >>> The visceral part of me that is encouraged by allegations against Mayor Ed Lee is reminded that I don’t think the FBI’s conduct in the Leland Yee / Shrimp Boy investigation has been any more admirable than the over 50% of domestic terror plots hatched by FBI informants. >>> >>> When I read the transcripts, I only saw Yee and Shrimp Boy _constantly_ refusing to participate in these nefarious dealings, while an FBI agent _intentionally_ leveraging them politically for funding of community organizations constantly demanded they participate. >>> >>> I have no respect for Mayor Lee, but I have no time for any more transcripts from that investigation. Tony Serra is a saint. >>> >>> Best! >>> >>> JR >>> >>>> On Aug 6, 2015, at 10:33 PM, A.A. Nagy <zenekar(a)comcast.net> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> Sorry to interject this somewhat off-topic information but I felt that you should know about Dan Siegel’s involvement at Pacifica/KPFA. >>>> >>>> The following is the result from the Pacifica National Board meeting which already occurred — where the motion was made about Siegel’s clandestine registering of a nonprofit “KPFA Foundation.” The current majority of the Pacifica Board with Siegel as Attorney, has the intent of breaking up the Pacifica Foundation. >>>> >>>> >>>> For Immediate Release >>>> August 6 2015 >>>> >>>> Majority on Pacifica Board Refuse To Discuss Secret Corporation to Acquire KPFA Broadcast License >>>> >>>> Berkeley - In a shameful display, the majority on the Pacifica National Board refused to discuss the public matter of the 2013 secret incorporation of the KPFA Foundation by Margy Wilkinson and Dan Siegel for the purpose of acquiring KPFA's broadcast license. >>>> >>>> Addressing first a motion to censure Margy Wilkinson for the creation of secret incorporation she did not disclose for the past 22 months, majority members voted as a block not to move the item up on the agenda with WPFW board member Benito Diaz stating that the issue was "not timely and pie in the sky". >>>> >>>> The second motion, to immediately sever legal representation of the Pacifica Foundation by Siegel and Yee, including representation in front of California's Attorney General that specifically addresses Pacifica's noncompliance with state nonprofit law and could result in the loss of Pacifica's nonprofit status, was also jettisoned. >>>> >>>> Chair Brazon insisted the matter would only be discussed in an executive session closed to foundation members and referred to mysterious "contracts" with Siegel and Yee unknown to the rest of the board of directors. Wilkinson was allowed to vote on the matter despite her obvious involvement in it. >>>> >>>> The indifference of the Board of Directors compares unfavorably with the outpouring of distress from the network's members who have objected to members of the board and attorneys representing the Foundation making preparations to acquire Foundation assets without notifying the board, the executive director, the corporate counsel and the Registry of Charitable Trusts. >>>> >>>> A late motion to ask ED John Proffitt to "investigate" the incorporation of the KPFA Foundation was, again, voted down by the board after chair Brazon broke a 7-7 tie by voting no. >>>> >>>> The failure to disclose constitutes a breach of the duty of loyalty by Wilkinson and a violation of the California State Bar Code of Professional Conduct by Siegel. >>>> >>>> The board spent their open meeting time expanding the bylaws amendment notice period by 8 days. >>>> >>>> Board chair Lydia Brazon proposed canceling the upcoming board election by not mailing ballots until October, which would render the elections invalid per California Corporations Code which requires election ballots to be mailed no less than 60 days after the published date of record (July 14), which is September 14, 2015. >>>> >>>> (c) The bylaws may provide or, in the absence of such provision, the board may fix, in advance, a date as the record date for the purpose of determining the members entitled to cast written ballots (Section 5513). Such record date shall not be more than 60 days before the day on which the first written ballot is mailed or solicited. >>>> >>>> Contact the Pacifica National Board with your concerns: pnb(a)pacifica.org. >>>> >>>> ### >>>> >>>> Started in 1946 by conscientious objector Lew Hill, Pacifica's storied history includes impounded program tapes for a 1954 on-air discussion of marijuana, broadcasting the Seymour Hersh revelations of the My Lai massacre, bombings by the Ku Klux Klan, going to jail rather than turning over the Patty Hearst tapes to the FBI, and Supreme Court cases including the 1984 decision that noncommercial broadcasters have the constitutional right to editorialize, and the Seven Dirty Words ruling following George Carlin's incendiary performances on WBAI. Pacifica Foundation Radio operates noncommercial radio stations in New York, Washington, Houston, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area, and syndicates content to over 180 affiliates. It invented listener-supported radio. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Click here to unsubscribe >>

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Re: [FHMayor] Heads up about Dan Siegel -- followup
by Justin A Ryan 07 Aug '15

07 Aug '15

Thanks, as someone who worked directly with Dan, I am certainly interested in information on how he sits in the community as a whole. I have personal respect for him based on our interactions, but there’s noone I wouldn’t question based on credible political affiliations or endeavors. Anyway, I’m eager to see Francisco’s campaign thrive. The visceral part of me that is encouraged by allegations against Mayor Ed Lee is reminded that I don’t think the FBI’s conduct in the Leland Yee / Shrimp Boy investigation has been any more admirable than the over 50% of domestic terror plots hatched by FBI informants. When I read the transcripts, I only saw Yee and Shrimp Boy _constantly_ refusing to participate in these nefarious dealings, while an FBI agent _intentionally_ leveraging them politically for funding of community organizations constantly demanded they participate. I have no respect for Mayor Lee, but I have no time for any more transcripts from that investigation. Tony Serra is a saint. Best! JR > On Aug 6, 2015, at 10:33 PM, A.A. Nagy <zenekar(a)comcast.net> wrote: > > > Sorry to interject this somewhat off-topic information but I felt that you should know about Dan Siegel’s involvement at Pacifica/KPFA. > > The following is the result from the Pacifica National Board meeting which already occurred — where the motion was made about Siegel’s clandestine registering of a nonprofit “KPFA Foundation.” The current majority of the Pacifica Board with Siegel as Attorney, has the intent of breaking up the Pacifica Foundation. > > > For Immediate Release > August 6 2015 > > Majority on Pacifica Board Refuse To Discuss Secret Corporation to Acquire KPFA Broadcast License > > Berkeley - In a shameful display, the majority on the Pacifica National Board refused to discuss the public matter of the 2013 secret incorporation of the KPFA Foundation by Margy Wilkinson and Dan Siegel for the purpose of acquiring KPFA's broadcast license. > > Addressing first a motion to censure Margy Wilkinson for the creation of secret incorporation she did not disclose for the past 22 months, majority members voted as a block not to move the item up on the agenda with WPFW board member Benito Diaz stating that the issue was "not timely and pie in the sky". > > The second motion, to immediately sever legal representation of the Pacifica Foundation by Siegel and Yee, including representation in front of California's Attorney General that specifically addresses Pacifica's noncompliance with state nonprofit law and could result in the loss of Pacifica's nonprofit status, was also jettisoned. > > Chair Brazon insisted the matter would only be discussed in an executive session closed to foundation members and referred to mysterious "contracts" with Siegel and Yee unknown to the rest of the board of directors. Wilkinson was allowed to vote on the matter despite her obvious involvement in it. > > The indifference of the Board of Directors compares unfavorably with the outpouring of distress from the network's members who have objected to members of the board and attorneys representing the Foundation making preparations to acquire Foundation assets without notifying the board, the executive director, the corporate counsel and the Registry of Charitable Trusts. > > A late motion to ask ED John Proffitt to "investigate" the incorporation of the KPFA Foundation was, again, voted down by the board after chair Brazon broke a 7-7 tie by voting no. > > The failure to disclose constitutes a breach of the duty of loyalty by Wilkinson and a violation of the California State Bar Code of Professional Conduct by Siegel. > > The board spent their open meeting time expanding the bylaws amendment notice period by 8 days. > > Board chair Lydia Brazon proposed canceling the upcoming board election by not mailing ballots until October, which would render the elections invalid per California Corporations Code which requires election ballots to be mailed no less than 60 days after the published date of record (July 14), which is September 14, 2015. > > (c) The bylaws may provide or, in the absence of such provision, the board may fix, in advance, a date as the record date for the purpose of determining the members entitled to cast written ballots (Section 5513). Such record date shall not be more than 60 days before the day on which the first written ballot is mailed or solicited. > > Contact the Pacifica National Board with your concerns: pnb(a)pacifica.org. > > ### > > Started in 1946 by conscientious objector Lew Hill, Pacifica's storied history includes impounded program tapes for a 1954 on-air discussion of marijuana, broadcasting the Seymour Hersh revelations of the My Lai massacre, bombings by the Ku Klux Klan, going to jail rather than turning over the Patty Hearst tapes to the FBI, and Supreme Court cases including the 1984 decision that noncommercial broadcasters have the constitutional right to editorialize, and the Seven Dirty Words ruling following George Carlin's incendiary performances on WBAI. Pacifica Foundation Radio operates noncommercial radio stations in New York, Washington, Houston, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area, and syndicates content to over 180 affiliates. It invented listener-supported radio. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Click here to unsubscribe > >

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Re: [FHMayor] Heads up about Dan Siegel -- followup
by A.A. Nagy 07 Aug '15

07 Aug '15

Sorry to interject this somewhat off-topic information but I felt that you should know about Dan Siegel’s involvement at Pacifica/KPFA. The following is the result from the Pacifica National Board meeting which already occurred — where the motion was made about Siegel’s clandestine registering of a nonprofit “KPFA Foundation.” The current majority of the Pacifica Board with Siegel as Attorney, has the intent of breaking up the Pacifica Foundation. For Immediate Release August 6 2015 Majority on Pacifica Board Refuse To Discuss Secret Corporation to Acquire KPFA Broadcast License Berkeley - In a shameful display, the majority on the Pacifica National Board refused to discuss the public matter of the 2013 secret incorporation of the KPFA Foundation by Margy Wilkinson and Dan Siegel for the purpose of acquiring KPFA's broadcast license. Addressing first a motion to censure Margy Wilkinson for the creation of secret incorporation she did not disclose for the past 22 months, majority members voted as a block not to move the item up on the agenda with WPFW board member Benito Diaz stating that the issue was "not timely and pie in the sky". The second motion, to immediately sever legal representation of the Pacifica Foundation by Siegel and Yee, including representation in front of California's Attorney General that specifically addresses Pacifica's noncompliance with state nonprofit law and could result in the loss of Pacifica's nonprofit status, was also jettisoned. Chair Brazon insisted the matter would only be discussed in an executive session closed to foundation members and referred to mysterious "contracts" with Siegel and Yee unknown to the rest of the board of directors. Wilkinson was allowed to vote on the matter despite her obvious involvement in it. The indifference of the Board of Directors compares unfavorably with the outpouring of distress from the network's members who have objected to members of the board and attorneys representing the Foundation making preparations to acquire Foundation assets without notifying the board, the executive director, the corporate counsel and the Registry of Charitable Trusts. A late motion to ask ED John Proffitt to "investigate" the incorporation of the KPFA Foundation was, again, voted down by the board after chair Brazon broke a 7-7 tie by voting no. The failure to disclose constitutes a breach of the duty of loyalty by Wilkinson and a violation of the California State Bar Code of Professional Conduct by Siegel. The board spent their open meeting time expanding the bylaws amendment notice period by 8 days. Board chair Lydia Brazon proposed canceling the upcoming board election by not mailing ballots until October, which would render the elections invalid per California Corporations Code which requires election ballots to be mailed no less than 60 days after the published date of record (July 14), which is September 14, 2015. (c) The bylaws may provide or, in the absence of such provision, the board may fix, in advance, a date as the record date for the purpose of determining the members entitled to cast written ballots (Section 5513). Such record date shall not be more than 60 days before the day on which the first written ballot is mailed or solicited. Contact the Pacifica National Board with your concerns: pnb(a)pacifica.org. ### Started in 1946 by conscientious objector Lew Hill, Pacifica's storied history includes impounded program tapes for a 1954 on-air discussion of marijuana, broadcasting the Seymour Hersh revelations of the My Lai massacre, bombings by the Ku Klux Klan, going to jail rather than turning over the Patty Hearst tapes to the FBI, and Supreme Court cases including the 1984 decision that noncommercial broadcasters have the constitutional right to editorialize, and the Seven Dirty Words ruling following George Carlin's incendiary performances on WBAI. Pacifica Foundation Radio operates noncommercial radio stations in New York, Washington, Houston, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area, and syndicates content to over 180 affiliates. It invented listener-supported radio. Click here to unsubscribe

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hi
by miguel perez 07 Aug '15

07 Aug '15

please desperly we need a volunteers coordinator, is hard and complicated task, I need help to found somebody who can covert that position...ASP

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Rv: Press conference rescheduled for TUESDAY 11am
by miguel perez 13 Jul '15

13 Jul '15

El Lunes, 13 de julio, 2015 8:36:06, Berta Hernandez <bertaofelia(a)hotmail.com> escribió:  Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2015 08:35:26 -0700 Subject: Fwd: Press conference rescheduled for TUESDAY 11am From: berta.hernandez(a)ifrsf.org To: bertaofelia(a)hotmail.com ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Kathleen Coll <kcoll66(a)gmail.com> Date: Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 11:42 PM Subject: Press conference rescheduled for TUESDAY 11am To: Berta Hernandez <berta.hernandez(a)ifrsf.org>, "bertaofelia(a)hotmail.com" <bertaofelia(a)hotmail.com> Media advisory for: Monday, July 14, 11:00 AM Contact: [Angela Chan; Asian Law Caucus; Jon] Immigrant, civil rights groups hold news conference at SF City Hall Prayers offered in wake of tragic shootingGroups call for dialogue, lament scapegoating of immigrant communities What: News conference with faith, civil rights, and immigrant leaders. The conference will begin with an offering of prayers and condolences for Kathryn Steinle and her family. Speakers will lament efforts to exploit the tragic shooting for political purposes and highlight the importance of San Francisco's policies for upholding constitutional protections and building community confidence in law enforcement. Organizations will call for state, local, and national leaders to engage in thoughtful dialogue. When: 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 14 Where: Steps of San Francisco City Hall, Polk Street Side Who: - Fr. Richard Smith, St. John the Evangelist Church - Walda, an immigrant survivor of domestic violence who was turned over to ICE - Sandy Valenciano, California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance - Rev. Michael McBride (pending) Participating organizations include: Asian Law Caucus, Causa Justa::Just Cause, California Immigrant Youth Justice Allliance, Dolores Street Community Services (more) Background: - "On criminal justice and deportation" - "The Criminalization of Immigration in the United States" ### -- -- Berta HernandezFamily Resource System ManagerInstituto Familiar de la Raza, Inc.2919 Mission StreetSan Francisco, CA 94110Phone: (415) 229-0566Fax: (415) 647-4296

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