Kamala Harris Attorney General????????

[Last Dayz]

I'd knock her old ass down.

Yeap, she'd get it all day.

 

[Rahman95843]

It's crazy she was losing by a pretty large number this morning. She has a 80% conviction rate, fuck what you heard life in prison is worse than the death penalty.

THE FUCK IT IS!!!! Maybe in other states. But in California these fuckers live like COTDAMN kings. They get better health care than people on the streets and getting it for free. I've seen dudes with full blown cancer come in off the streets and when they parole, they healthier than Magic Johnson. Heart surgery for an inmate on death row, yeah that's money well spent. I've talked to inmates that commit crimes so they can come to prison to be taken care of. I hope she doesn't win cause all she gonna do is give mufuckas life. Then that's more money spent.

 

[gapowwer]

I'd knock her old ass down.

Why? She is not 11 years old you sick fucking fuck.

 

[malaki]

word is cooley is a serious CAC piece of shit. real cracka. we dodged a bullet if she pulls it off.

 

[Damn Right]

@ this inept bitch.

fuk u. coon azzed mutha fuka. quit all that tap dancing and grinnin sheit u be doin ya crusty lipped beatch

 

[Nzinga]

Gay Area huh? You mean your area you fucking fag.

http://www.newstatesman.com/200306090018

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/05/male-rape-cases-on-rise-i_n_251582.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/05/world/africa/05congo.html

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2242/is_1661_284/ai_n6140462/

http://allafrica.com/stories/201004090449.html

http://www.blackstarnews.com/news/135/ARTICLE/5931/2009-08-11.html

The unspoken truth...Foreign men are the ones who fuck men..

THE NEW WORLD DISORDER
U.N. 'peacekeepers' rape women, children
Posted: December 24, 2004
1:00 am Eastern

© 2010 WorldNetDaily.com


With the United Nations already under fire for the Oil-for-Food mega-scandal and other corruption, sensational allegations of rampant sexual exploitation and rape of young girls and women by the U.N.'s so-called "peacekeepers" and civilian staffers in the Congo is dragging the global body's reputation to an all-time low.

In a new report referring to the widespread sex scandal as "the U.N.'s Abu Ghraib," the London Times provides some specific examples, including:

A French U.N. logistics expert in the Congo shot pornographic videos in his home, in which he had converted his bedroom into a photo studio for videotaping his sexual abuse of young girls. When police raided his home, the man was allegedly about to rape a 12-year-old girl sent to him in a law enforcement sting operation. As the Times reported, a senior Congolese police officer confirmed the bed was surrounded by large mirrors on three sides, with a remote control camera on the fourth side.
U.N. officials are worried that the scandal, which already has netted 150 allegations of sex crimes by U.N. staffers, will explode if the pornographic videos and photos, now on sale in Congo, becoming public
"It would be a pretty big problem for the U.N. if these pictures come out," one senior official told the Times.

Two Russian pilots paid young girls with jars of mayonnaise and jam to have sex with them, the report adds.
U.N. "peacekeepers" from Morocco based in Kisangani – a secluded town on the Congo River – are notorious for impregnating local women and girls. In March, an international group probing the scandal found 82 women and girls had been made pregnant by Moroccan U.N. staffers and 59 others by Uruguayan staffers. One U.N. soldier accused of rape was apparently hidden in the barracks for a year.
Congo's Minister of Defense Maj.-Gen. Jean Pierre Ondekane told a top U.N. official that all U.N. "peacekeepers" in Kisangani would be remember for would be "for running after little girls," the Times reported.

And at least two U.N. officials – a Ukrainian and a Canadian – have been forced to leave the African nation after getting local women pregnant.
Most of the sexual abuse and exploitation, says the report, involves trading sex for money, food or jobs. However, some victims say they were raped, but later given food or money to make the incident appear to have been consensual – "rape disguised as prostitution."

U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Jean-Marie Guehenno told the London paper: "The fact that these things happened is a blot on us. It's awful. What is important is to get to the bottom of it and fight it and make sure that people who do that pay for what they have done."

Despite the fact that the U.N.'s sexual code of conduct is prominently displayed on U.N. facilities Congo – forbidding sex with prostitutes or women under 18 – the U.N. continues to hand out free condoms to "peacekeepers" to protect them from AIDS.

The U.N. has promised to investigate and prosecute the widespread allegations. But, as WND reported last month, the global organization is not known for its forthrightness and candor in such internal investigations. The agency has been criticized for ignoring evidence or wrongdoing in the past – including accusations of rape and murder by "peacekeepers."

In fact, previous revelations of peacekeeping abuses have only been revealed by news organizations. Such was the case in Cambodia in the early 1990s and later in Somalia, Bosnia and Ethiopia.

"I am afraid there is clear evidence that acts of gross misconduct have taken place," Secretary-General Kofi Annan admitted. "This is a shameful thing for the United Nations to have to say, and I am absolutely outraged by it."

Annan said the allegations concerned a small number of U.N. personnel and promised to hold those involved accountable.

"I have long made it clear that my attitude to sexual exploitation and abuse is one of zero tolerance, without exception, and I am determined to implement this policy in the most transparent manner," Annan said.

But Jordan’s Prince Zeid Raad Al Hussein, a special adviser to Annan and who led one investigative team, said in a confidential report obtained by The Times: "The situation appears to be one of 'zero-compliance with zero-tolerance' throughout the mission."

The new charges of rape and pedophilia by U.N. troops and workers in Congo are not the first scandal involving U.N. workers and troops in Africa.

Former United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali's tenure was marked by scandalous charges that he played a leading role in supplying weapons to the Hutu regime that carried out a campaign of genocide against the Tutsi tribe in 1994.

As minister of foreign affairs in Egypt, Boutros-Ghali facilitated an arms deal in 1990, which was to result in $26 million of mortar bombs, rocket launchers, grenades and ammunition being flown from Cairo to Rwanda. The arms were used by Hutus in attacks which led to up to a million deaths. The role of Boutros-Ghali, who was in charge at the U.N. when it turned its back on the killings in 1994, was revealed in a book by Linda Melvern. In "A People Betrayed: The Role of the West in Rwanda's Genocide," Boutros-Ghali admits his role in approving an initial $5.8 million arms deal in 1990, which led to Egypt supplying arms to Rwanda until 1992. He says he approved it because it was his job as foreign minister to sell weapons for Egypt.

Back in 1997, there were reports Belgian U.N. troops roasted a Somali boy. A military court reportedly sentenced two paratroopers to a month in jail and a fine of 200 pounds for the offense.

Another Belgian soldier reportedly forced a young Somali to eat pork, drink salt water and then eat his own vomit. Another sergeant was accused of murdering a Somali whom he was photographed urinating upon. Another child, accused of stealing food from the paratroopers' base, died after being locked in a storage container for 48 hours. Fifteen other members of the same regiment were investigated in 1995 for "acts of sadism and torture" against Somali civilians.

The pattern of abuse was not confined to Belgian troops. Belgium was actually the third country in the peacekeeping group to charge troops with serious crimes against Somali citizens -- including rape, torture and murder. In 1995, a group of Canadian paratroopers were investigated for torturing a Somali to death and killing three others.

Gruesome photos were published in a Milan magazine of Italian soldiers torturing a Somali youth and abusing and raping a Somali girl. Paratroopers claim they were specifically trained in methods of torture to aid interrogation. According to one witness, Italian soldiers tied a young Somali girl to the front of an armored personnel carrier and raped her while officers looked on.

More than 10% of the Namibian population is German...

The homosexuality of Sudanese Arabs is an open secret..

However, you still are gay, living in the Gay Area...

 

[Nzinga]

But this is what you people in the Gay Area do:
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SF Gay Rape Reports Remind Us that Race Still Matters

Filed by: H. Alexander Robinson

July 25, 2007 12:56 PM


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I moved to San Francisco in late 1979. By then most of the gay bars had curbed their most overt form of racial discrimination and I could get a cocktail with only one maybe two forms of identification, though my white friends were seldom asked for any.
I found a wonderful flat in 16th & Market Streets in the heart of the Castro-San Francisco’s gay ghetto. Consequently, having just completed graduate school and full of youthful idealism, I became active in the gay community and pretty well-known in the local hangouts. Knowing what I know now that may account for my relative ease of access. However, it was still clear that as a black man I was not welcomed in many of the neighborhood bars—especially not with a group of my black friends.



The one bar where I felt welcome was the Pendulum, which some jokingly or others derisively referred to as the Nairobi Lounge. At that time the Pendulum was the only Castro bar that catered to black men—of course this was understood to be the black and white men together bar. If you were a black man seeking the company of another black man, you had to head to the East Bay. That began to change over time, and, by the time, I left San Francisco in 1988 the bar was a hot spot for black lesbians and gay men as well.
The Pendulum is now shuttered, in part I suspect as a result of the fact that in 2005, the San Francisco Human Rights Commission ruled that Les Natalia and his other Castro bar called SF Badlands discriminated against black patrons by requiring them to present multiple forms of identification before entering. African Americans recently marked the two-year anniversary of the closing of the Pendulum. Natalia bought the establishment in 2005 — and closed it for renovations. It has yet to reopen.


Now there are media reports that a white gay man was raped by a black man in the Castro. According to recent news reports, Mark Welsh chokes up as he describes his rape last fall and the word his two assailants kept repeating. "They kept saying ‘faggot' over and over again. It went on for what seemed like forever." Welch is a 51-year-old owner of a video store in the Castro district.



Mr. Welsh reportedly came forward about the attack to publicize sexual assaults against gay men in the Castro — which he says police have been downplaying. His outrage helped spark a new anti-rape education program as well as volunteer citizen patrols in one of the nation's best-known gay neighborhoods. But — because both Mr. Welsh and another rape victim say their assailants were black — news of their attacks has heightened tensions in a community that for years has been accused of racial exclusion.
I have visited the Castro many times since 1988, and, though some things have changed, much hasn’t. I still must wait longer than the white patrons for a cocktail and other black gay men still overt their eyes least we be seen as being together and therefore a threat. Both Castro residents and police acknowledge that people have yelled slurs at blacks on neighborhood streets. And I know where to go when to avoid unwanted harassment.



With all the talk of unity and coalition building I hope that my colleagues at the national, state and local LGBT organizations who have a presence in San Francisco will watch this situation carefully.
I know we will.
H. Alexander Robinson is CEO of the National Black Justice Coalition, www.nbjc.org, America’s only Black LGBT civil rights organization.

 

[Nzinga]

This is the only reason why you hate Kamala Harris: she wants to make it impossible for you to go on your gay binges..You are all animals..

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SAN FRANCISCO / Campaign to raise awareness of gay rape / D.A., supervisor, police chief start program at City Hall


San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris, Supervisor Bevan Dufty and Police Chief Heather Fong unveiled on Wednesday a new public awareness campaign intended to shine a light on a rarely discussed yet increasingly common crime: gay rape.
Posters will start appearing on Muni buses reading, "I thought he was a great guy until he raped me." A hot line -- (415) 333-4357 -- is available for reporting the crimes, and a new Web site is up at www.mensurvivingrape.org. The campaign comes just before people converge on San Francisco for gay pride weekend.

City officials gathered on the steps of City Hall to discuss the importance of reporting gay rape and sexual assault to authorities -- and doing so quickly so physical evidence can be preserved.
"Rape is wrong not matter the gender, no matter the sexuality," Dufty said. "Our city is prepared to come forward and extend a hand."
Jovida Guevara-Ross, director of Community United Against Violence, said most gay rape goes unreported and that victims' trauma typically lasts well beyond the time of the actual attack. They often experience panic attacks, flashbacks, physical pain and stress.
"We're here for you," she said. "Please call."

Nine cases of gay sexual assault were reported in the city in 2006, but in the first half of 2007, that number is already up to 18. Officials said they believe more attacks are happening this year, but that increased awareness of the importance of reporting the crimes may also contribute to the higher number.
The attacks are almost all happening in the Castro. Anti-crime volunteers began patrolling the neighborhood last fall wearing orange clothing and carrying whistles after two men reported being raped in the area.

One of them, Mark Welsh, spoke up at the press conference Wednesday. He said he was raped by two men on Sanchez Street in September, reported the crime and worked diligently with police -- but that his case went nowhere. He said he had no idea 18 sexual assaults have already happened this year, and that city officials need to do a better job of alerting Castro residents of danger spots.
"I'm appalled and astounded that I'm unaware of all these," he told Harris during the press conference. "There is a lack of communication."
Fong said the Police Department provides maps of where sexual assaults take place, but does not break them out by gender. She said the department will start providing crime maps by gender this week so gay men can see exactly where and at what time of day other men have been assaulted.