Ghost of San Francisco

(now the san Francisco police of chief filed illegal warrant to search the journalist home.i wonder who pressured him to break the law in a attempt to find out who leaked information. obviously this is a cover-up of something because journalist routinely publish reports from leaks. I still believe the cover-up is the identity of catarina the mysterious Russian woman who was with adachi when he died. why were the police not called for 3 hours... that is always suspicious is like shows the death scene was altered or the body was moved.

with the depths that drug dealing hs become since the assassinations of mayor moscone and Harvey milk, this looks more and more like it is related to cocaine dealing. was catarina adachi's Russian connection? the death of ms zamora a few months ago was likely related to drug dealing....rahu)

San Francisco police union wants chief out over raid on freelance reporter

William Scott tells newspaper searches were probably illegal
Bryan Carmody raided over report on death of public defender

Associated Press
Sat 25 May 2019 17.39 EDT First published on Sat 25 May 2019 07.54 EDT


San Francisco police chief William Scott answers questions during a news conference. Photograph: Eric Risberg/AP The union representing San Francisco police officers is calling for the city’s police chief to resign, over his handling of raids on the home and office of a freelance journalist.


William Scott acknowledged on Friday that the searches were probably illegal and apologized for the way his department handled the investigation into who leaked to reporter Bryan Carmody a confidential police report into the unexpected death of the city’s former public defender.
California’s shield law protects journalists from search warrants. Scott said the paperwork seeking court approval of the raid did not adequately identify Carmody as a journalist. He blamed department investigators for their “lack of due diligence”.

“I’m sorry that this happened,” Scott told the San Francisco Chronicle.
But the police union fired back on Saturday, saying Scott ordered the investigation, knew Carmody was a journalist and deceived the sergeant who wrote the search warrant.
Scott did not immediately return a request for comment.
Because the warrants are under seal, it’s not known what information police provided to support the searches or to what extent they disclosed that Carmody is a journalist.
Scott said he has reviewed all material related to the searches and he was concerned the initial warrants didn’t adequately identify Carmody as a journalist.
“The description of what his role entails as a journalist – there should have been more clarity there,” Scott said. “That is going to be a concern that has to be explored further.”
Carmody was handcuffed for six hours on 10 May while police armed with a sledgehammer searched for evidence to determine who provided a confidential police report on the death of the late public defender, Jeff Adachi, after he refused to reveal his source.
The case alarmed journalism advocates and put pressure on elected leaders in the politically liberal city to defend the press.
Scott initially defended the raid, telling the city police commission his department went through the appropriate legal process.
On Tuesday, Scott said Carmody “crossed the line” and said he suspected the journalist took part in a criminal conspiracy to steal an internal police report, motivated by profit or animosity toward Adachi.
Carmody said he did not pay for the report or conspire to steal it but simply acquired it as part of his work as a journalist.
San Francisco’s mayor, London Breed, had requested the independent investigation into the way police handled the leak and the internal affairs investigation, which could lead to discipline for officers. Scott said the department will not use any evidence seized in the raids.
Reporters and other first amendment organizations want a judge to revoke search warrants that authorized the raids and to unseal the materials submitted in support of them.
“We’re encouraged by the chief’s apology but we think there needs to be real reform here,” Carmody’s attorney, Ben Berkowitz, said. “The city needs to take steps to make sure nothing like this happens again to journalists.”



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https://www.mail.com/news/us/9180472...-stage-hero1-5
Police to return property seized from San Francisco reporter

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Police agreed Tuesday to return property seized from a San Francisco journalist in a raid, but the decision did little to ease tensions in the case, which has alarmed journalism advocates and put pressure on city leaders.

The leak infuriated city supervisors. They scolded police for anonymously releasing the report to the press, saying it was an attempt to smear the legacy of Adachi, who was an outspoken critic of police. An autopsy blamed Adachi's Feb. 22 death on a mixture of cocaine and alcohol that compromised an already bad heart.

(what information are the police concealing...why is the the woman with him when he died still not identified. she is only described as named catalina and is a Russian.
the police in san Francisco are up to their necks with protecting mossad ICE/methamphetamine drug dealers. so to incur the wrath of constitutional lawyers means there is something real big about keeping "catarina's" identity under wraps .... it can only be dealing with the cocaine adachi died from and where he got it....catarina.
.as I has mentioned the Rothschild's are now erasing all vestiges of the ultraliberal san Francisco culture as they prepare to move lock ,stock and barrel into san francisco/California. " rahu)

(.it seems as the Rothschild kabbalist corporations have brought up the united states so they will use the US as the foundation of their power, specifically California and the san Francisco/bay area exactly.the mossad/cia drug dealer continue to expand the drug trade from san Francisco/Sausalito . now they have expanded into the Balkan states. using commercial airlines to move their product, they are now invisible by parking their own jet fleet.
rahu)


http://humansarefree.com/2019/01/rot...-piece-of.html

After more than 200 years, the Rothschild family is leaving Austria — selling its last piece 7,000 hectares (17,300 acres) of forest in the Lower Austria region.

The plot of land — around 20 times the size of New York's Central Park, was sold to Vienna-based packaging company Prinzhorn Holding GmbH according to Bloomberg, citing three people familiar with the deal.

It was part of an estate bought by Baron Albert von Rothschild in 1875, seized by the Nazis after the German occupation of Austria in 1938 — along with a collection of artworks, and partially returned to the family after WWII.

Rothschild heir Bettina Looram [Burr] — who moved back and lived on the land until her 2012 death, recovered the artwork from the Austrian state which later sold for nearly £57.7 million in 1999. The two branches of the family split the land after her Looram's death — both sections of which have now been sold to Prinzhorn — which purchased the adjacent forest last year.





"This brings an ambivalent 200-year relationship to an end," said historian Roman Sandgruber — author of the book "Rothschild - The Rise and Fall of a Cosmopolitan Viennese Family."

"The Habsburgs respected the family, elevated them to nobility as they benefited from their finance knowledge. The Catholic Habsburgs, however, always kept a certain distance from the Jewish Rothschild family."

With his purchase, Cord Prinzhorn will be reuniting two family forests after buying the smaller portion measuring 5,400 hectares last year for $105 million. According to Bloomberg, the second portion sold for a bit more.

"Prinzhorn started with a small paper mill in Pitten, about an hour south of Vienna, in 1853. Cord Prinzhorn’s father built the company into a European player after taking it over in the 1970s, and the company is now expanding across Europe and into countries such as Turkey.

"The forest Prinzhorn is buying is full of historic lodges that were built about 120 years ago, and is in one of the most popular hiking, fishing and nature-rich areas around Vienna." — Bloomberg

While Prinzhorn is going to get a lot of packaging material out of the forest, he also says he will preserve the historic buildings on the land, while maintaining the forests as wildlife preserves and for people to enjoy the outdoors.

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the major problem with san Francisco, seattle and every other metropolitan area is not heroin, not coke, the problem is Israeli produced Ice/ methamphetamine.
it is produce in industrial amounts using genetically altered bacteria to produce it. this product mimics exactly the methamphetamine that you body produces and so addiction is virtually immediately as you body can not detect the alien nature of the chemical.

the most aggressive variant of MRSA bacteria was created in these "batches" of Ice. "authorities say this was just contamination but it is clear that this was a conscious act by the mossad geneticist to add Ice to he epidemic drugs in the worls.in addition from these initial genetic alterations, the mossad geneticist have now created dozens of genetically altered diseases that are based on the mrsa genome. these strains of mrsa can not be distinguished by current tests as these strains of mrsa have been enclosed in virus cell walls.

rahu

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it was just manhattanization, but now the now/nyc is rooting out all vestiges of san Francisco heritage and paving and building over everything else. And it seems that the area from san Francisco to Sunnyvale will become the new tel aviv/Jerusalem avenue. When Newsome becomes governor and Rahm Immanuel president, look to see Sunnyvale /san Francisco offered up as a new state.[/SIZE]
But that is a long time away and the nodal return of the moscone/milk killing is coming up. Possibly a new unexpected shockwave will tear san Francisco again. The nodal return is in the first week of 2016.
This is about the same time as the world war will disrupt own routinues .
rahu


this thread a been slashed over time . the example above is on the second post in3/5/15 .the first post was on 3/2/15 and already the above quote show that a post had been deleted in the first 3 days.

at last half the pages of this thread have been deleted...and all dealt with the Rothschild corporations take over of san Francisco and with the destruction of every facet of what was san Francisco. the Rothschild kabalists were intent on cultural genocide from the beginning. that is what all the deleted pages referred to.

“Schumer is as much responsible for this as Pelosi… it’s appalling.”
“I am looking for a new pharmaceutical drug that builds spines.”

That was Rep. Pramila Jayapal’s (D-Wash.) reaction on Thursday after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi capitulated to Republicans and so-called moderate Democrats by agreeing to pass a $4.6 billion Senate border aid package that contains virtually no protections for immigrant children detained by the Trump administration.
“Skating under the radar are Schumer and Senate Democrats, who deserve just as much blame for their spinelessness, who gifted McConnell his leverage.”
—Alexander McCoy, Common Defense
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While Jayapal and other progressives were quick to note that Pelosi deserves criticism for approving the Senate legislation—which was strongly opposed by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus and immigrant rights groups—they argued Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) should share the blame for failing to whip his caucus against the measure.
On Wednesday, the Senate passed the $4.6 billion Republican border bill by an 84-8 margin. Thirty-three Democrats—including Schumer—voted yes, handing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) an easy victory.
Progressive Democrats said Schumer’s failure to fight the Republican legislation left the House with no leverage to negotiate stronger protections for migrant children, who are currently enduring horrific conditions in Border Patrol detention facilities in Texas and elsewhere.
After Pelosi announced Thursday that she would “reluctantly” support passage of the GOP Senate bill despite progressive outrage, the legislation sailed through the House Thursday evening with the backing of 129 Democrats.
“Listen,” Jayapal told reporters, “I think Leader Schumer and all the Senate Democrats have to understand that we need them to stand up and oppose.”
Jayapal also slammed Pelosi’s decision to give in to McConnell and so-called “moderate” Democrats an interview with Politico, saying: “We can’t say that we have a lawless administration or a president who should be in prison, or whatever people want to say about him, but then cave. You have to fight for what you believe.”
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Jayapal’s anger at the Democratic leadership for refusing to fight the Senate bill was echoed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), who said Pelosi’s decision to capitulate to McConnell was an unacceptable “abdication of power” that will give the Trump administration a blank check to continue harming children at the border.

“The problem right now and the question at hand is Mitch McConnell sent us a bill and we’re putting a big checkmark on it instead of even trying to negotiate,” Ocasio-Cortez, who opposed all new funding for Trump’s deportation force, said during an interview on CNN. “What Mitch McConnell is doing is that he’s relying on the time pressure of [July 4] recess to try to ram through a bill that is completely irresponsible.”


Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) also spoke out against the passage of the package and said the funding bill was a wasted opportunity to help children who remain in dire need:

As the New York Times reported Thursday, Pelosi’s decision to approve the Senate bill came after she received “private assurances” from Vice President Mike Pence that the Trump administration would “abide by some of the restrictions she had sought.”
“They included a requirement to notify lawmakers within 24 hours after the death of a migrant child in government custody, and a 90-day time limit on children spending time in temporary intake facilities,” the Times reported, citing a person familiar with the discussions.

The “restrictions” Pelosi reportedly pushed for amounted to less than the protections Jayapal sought in House negotiations over the border aid package.
In a statement on Thursday, Jayapal said she pushed for “strong guard rails to specify that children should get food, water, medical care and legal services; that no child should be kept in these facilities for more than 90 days; and that private, for-profit contractors who violate these standards would have their contracts terminated.”
Pelosi’s private negotiation with Pence, which ended with no binding restrictions, sparked fury on social media.
“Schumer is as much responsible for this as Pelosi but, yes, it’s appalling,” tweeted The Nation‘s Jeet Heer.

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Alexander McCoy, political director for anti-war group Common Defense, noted on Twitter that Pelosi is deservedly “getting a lot of the flak” for allowing Republicans to ram through legislation that was strongly opposed by immigrant rights groups and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.

“Nothing excuses writing a blank check for concentration camps,” McCoy wrote.
“But,” McCoy added, “skating under the radar are Schumer and Senate Democrats, who deserve just as much blame for their spinelessness, who gifted McConnell his leverage.”



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