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SF Supervisors vote in favor of plan to develop F-bomb SAN FRANCISCO - The San Francisco Board of Supervisors today approved a plan to pursue development of the F-bomb, a devastating weapon of mass profanity that could prove to be a deterrent to a rumored U.S. invasion of the City. Controversial supervisor Chris Daly sponsored the resolution, calling it "a big fuck you" to President George W. Bush and what he said were "fucking Republican pricks" and "spineless Democratic pussies" in Congress. Go to article>>> San Francisco lawmakers unveil civil-defense plans for second Bush term SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco city officials concerned about the outcome of the upcoming presidential election have drawn up contingency plans in the event that President Bush is re-elected. The controversial plans reportedly call for dynamiting both the Bay and Golden Gate bridges and setting up a fortified defensive line to the south of the City to block the advance of any federal troops. Go to article>>> Conservative group threatens SF mayor with 'stern discipline' over gay-marriage move SAN FRANCISCO - A conservative religious group yesterday threatened the mayor of San Francisco with retaliation for his role in allowing the City to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. A spokesman for the group called Mayor Gavin Newsom an "insouciant, lantern-jawed rapscallion who will soon feel the stern rod of discipline" for his actions. Go to article>>> San Francisco supervisors set goal of all-homeless city by 2010 The San Francisco Board of Supervisors today announced the ambitious goal of making the entire population of San Francisco homeless by the year 2010. Board representatives said an all-homeless San Francisco would realize a vast range of social, economic, and environmental benefits. Go to article>>> Saddam Hussein flees Baghdad for SF; now leads antiwar movement SAN FRANCISCO - Faced with the collapse of his regime in Baghdad, Saddam Hussein has fled to San Francisco, where he has assumed control of street protests aimed at resisting the Bush Administration's war on Iraq. Go to article>>> SF protests shut down U.S. war machine, force Bush and Saddam to peace table SAN FRANCISCO - Massive protests throughout San Francisco have brought the U.S. war effort to a screeching halt, prompting a shocked and awed President George W. Bush to sue for peace with his arch-nemesis, Saddam Hussein. Go to article>>> U.S. mulls plan to use Oakland Raiders fans in Iraqi invasion force OAKLAND, CA - The Bush Administration is reportedly mulling a plan to use Oakland Raiders fans as the leading edge of a U.S. invasion of Iraq. The plan has come under attack by human rights advocates, however, who believe the Raider Nation should be considered a weapon of mass destruction. Go to article>>> Sunset District officials tout ambitious plan for year-round fog SAN FRANCISCO - Sunset District officials have drawn up an ambitious plan to install massive fog machines at dozens of locations in the district. The machines would kick in during periods of sunny weather, replacing the glare of harsh sunlight with a cool, soothing mist. Go to article>>> SF mayor may be sent to Iraq after U.S. invasion, Bush officials say SAN FRANCISCO - The Bush Administration is reportedly mulling a plan to install San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown as Iraq's first post-war ruler following a U.S. invasion. Bush officials are said to believe that Brown is the only U.S. political official with the experience needed in ruling a fractious region divided by vicious ethnic and ideological feuds. The SF Board of Supervisors, not usually a Bush ally, is reportedly leaning in favor of the idea. Go to article>>> View more stories>>> |
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FROM THE DECK OF THE HMS FOGWATCH -- It is with a crisp salute and a jaunty click of the heels that I report that I have placed the HMS FogWatch and its crew at the disposal of Mayor Gavin Newsom in his bold initiative to defend the City and County of San Francisco from the predations of a second Bush Administration.
See the Irving Street Dining Club's latest reviews of restaurants in the Sunset District's Irving Street corridor. New this week: Hana, Minh Tri, Yellow Submarine, and L'Avenida.
This week's scheduled protests in San Francisco.
Ships due to arrive this week at SF Bay Area ports.
Status of proposal to retrofit quake-damaged Central Freeway, by election.
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