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San Francisco JROTC school board meeting Ownage. 2 thumbs up for Rev Amos, and Colonel Powell!

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Uploaded by on Mar 25, 2009

The SFUSD school board supervisors, cowards that they are, decided to play who can BS the most. They knew JROTC would have a strong presence in the meeting, and that we did, but they also knew that we were high schoolers, and we had school, so they decided to find a very ingeniousway to prolong the meeting. They did that quite well in fact, I'll give them that. It was 10pm, and 2/3 of the cadets had to leave, however they never expected Reverend, or Pastor Amos Brown? I think it was him. To pop in, and criticize the board members for...yea just watch the clip.... If I got the dudes name wrong, please correct me..K'BAI!

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  • @DeRocco21 Glad your still an asshole?

  • Very well spoken. And I'm happy to see (unless I'm wrong) that Prop. V passed and that the JROTC will not be banned from San Francisco.

    Personally to me the entire episode was pathetic and disgraceful.  What right did the school board have dragging the JROTC program into a fight concerning their particular ideologies or political views?

    I remember one school board member saying "We need to teach a cirriculum of peace." I fell out of my chair laughing at that one.

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