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Ross Mirkarimi: Forbidden Secrets
21-Mar-2012
If that wasn't bad enough -- given that Judge McBride earned his salary by sending others to prison (mostly people of color, the mentally ill, and people of lesser economic means (including children) -- Judge McBride was also later busted for deliberately taking away the due process rights of criminal defendants appearing in his court room. In essence, Judge McBride was fixing cases to promote convictions by taking away important trial rights. It is critical to understand that McBride was elected by his judicial colleagues to be presiding judge after both of these events.
Here is the description of (and link to) the public discipline of Judge McBride by the ethics commission (incidentally what McBride did was also a Federal crime which the U.S. Justice Department did not do anything about - it hardly ever does).
"Judge McBride engaged in the disregard of the due process rights of the parties involved in the cases constituted an abuse of his judicial authority and warrants discipline." California Judicial Ethics Decision. //cjp.ca.gov/res/docs/Public_Admon/McBride_DO_11-18-08.pdf
Keep in mind that even the Ethics Decision is watered-down to show favoritism to McBride (more than 3,000 cases of judicial misconduct get reported in California alone each year, and more than 90% are never heard.)
Ross Mirkarimi's situation is that he is Jewish (which actually probably helps him because there are many Jewish judges). It's no secret that America's prisons are unfairly filled with 'colored-folks' (less affluent minorities: i.e., Blacks, Latinos, etc.), which is a heritage of the system of racial bigotry, segregation, and slavery which has stained most of America's history as a country. And don't get me started about the Native Americans (American Indians) which were killed by the millions so white Europeans could take their tribal land. And for those of you who don't know, Texas, California and other 'American' territories used to be a part of Mexico. The reason I point these facts out, is that America is one of the last countries in the world that should be pontificating about human rights -- its very existence is testament to genocides, massacres and human rights abuses in the tens of millions.
In returning to Mirkarimi's problem, Mirkarimi got singled-out for harsher treatment because he is 'Eye-rey-nian.' ironically the slanderous stereotypes that are being promoted against Iranians in the U.S. are largely coming from Israel (Mirakarimi is Jewish): A thousand examples could be given, but those old enough will remember the Israeli-produced film starring Sally Field titled "Not without my Daughter," which was an insidious character assassination against the Iranian people that depicted Iranians as willing to kidnap American women and mistreat children. Sally Field played the mistreated American bride and Sheila Rosenthal and Roshan Seth co-starred as 'Mahtob Mahmoody' and "Houssein the smuggler," respectively. The film was made in Israel. Lovely.
But the story gets better: The District Attorney that charged Mirkarimi is George Gascón (who was the former San Francisco Police Chief). Gascón has employed the same 'Muslims are evil' hate rhetoric as a part of his official duties:
"George Gascón ... publicly apologized Friday for comments he made a week earlier referring to the susceptibility of the Hall of Justice to a terrorist attack by local Middle Eastern residents (i.e., ordinary Muslims that attended services)." S.F. Gate. //www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/04/02/MNUI1CP0F7.DTL#ixzz1pjFf4unN The San Francisco District Attorneys Office and Police force have also been implicated in thousads (yes, thousands) of acts of professional misconduct. Forty examples with one news story: "San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris' office violated defendants' rights by hiding damaging information." S.F. Gate. //www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/05/20/BAN01DHVMU.DTL#ixzz1pjR1tonS What's the moral of my article? 1. America does not have the cleanest human rights record in the world; it has corrupt politicians and government officials numbering in the thousands, all which is known by the American Justice Department, which does not do anything about it. (Side note: Iranians beware and keep your children safe.) 2. Sites like this one, that unfortunately permit non-stop negative portrayals of Iranians will harm Iranians living abroad in ways that will surface in the future. Iranians are generally peace-loving and hospitable people, but also peoples' attitudes towards Iranians are important. 3. America is far from having its gender politics worked-out and it's clear that many families are made to suffer. Anyone that tries to convince you that America has not been engaging is social experiments with families that have had harmful and unforeseeable consequences, is simply lying. Those of you living abroad will come to learn this over time. 4. Mirkarimi's best option now is to join the Jihad against the West (just kidding about this point). 5. The final moral of the story is that there are Iranians, like myself, who will take anyone to task who unfairly tries to harm Iranians, and this story should put bigots on notice.
I certainly do not have anything against Mirkarimi being Jewish, and I wish him and his family the best. However, I believe his career as a law enforcement officer is toast. Good luck Ross; Happy Norooz and I wish you and your family peace. But just remember what John Lennon said: "Instant Karma is gonna get you."
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Thank you
by ILoveIran on Mon Mar 26, 2012 02:14 PM PDT.
ILoveIran are you my soul brother?You open closed minds.Zendebad
by amirparvizforsecularmonarchy on Thu Mar 22, 2012 06:47 PM PDTSome may resent you, though This rational analysis in your post helps Iranians that have become USA Nowkars. Its truth causes them to consider that if your words are accurate, maybe their own cluelessness is what the usa takes advantage of to harm iranians and that is a good thing.
It's no secret that America's prisons are unfairly filled with
'colored-folks' (less affluent minorities: i.e., Blacks, Latinos, etc.),
which is a heritage of the system of racial bigotry, segregation, and
slavery which has stained most of America's history as a country. And
don't get me started about the Native Americans (American Indians) which
were killed by the millions so white Europeans could take their tribal
land. And for those of you who don't know, Texas, California and other
'American' territories used to be a part of Mexico. The reason I point
these facts out, is that America is one of the last countries in the
world that should be pontificating about human rights -- it's very
existence is testament to genocides, massacres and human rights abuses
in the tens of millions.
Laughable that the late shah with his human rights record was lectured and pressed by the USA that gave us guantanemo, abu ghraib, extraordinary rendition etc. and then used human rights to support khomeini & help create the IRI which they love and wish to keep in power because they are so bad for iran. Disingenuous and harmful to all humanity like no other.
ILoveIran this was a well thought out Blog
by amirparvizforsecularmonarchy on Thu Mar 22, 2012 06:03 PM PDTThanks, Great points, Unlike the PR one is accustomed to reading in the Lame Stream Media.
Personal attacks and Accountability
by Mohammad Ala on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:18 PM PDTVPK, you and I have disagreed, but I have respected your opinion… thanks for your participation and comments.
The first attack on me at IC came in 1998 when someone who did not like my views called my place of employment and complained about me. Although I did not create a profile in Wikipedia, two IC members attacked my profile and kept changing it. Admin and JJ know about them (one used to post by the name of Marmoulak.)
In my personal opinion, someone who would like to remain anonymous but dig into other people’s lives is coward and in some regards a white color criminal….the vicious individuals who resort to intimidation when they do not like someone comments they say… “report them,” “deport them,” question their personal beliefs and/or where they stand.
Through the organizations that I run I have met hundreds of people and my knowledge reflects my discussions with them. The majority of women have married and will marry for money and fame or leaving their country. What people write is good enough for me to depict their identity.
Oon Yaroo Jan
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Wed Mar 21, 2012 06:24 PM PDTI was never really gone. My whole point is that I believe Mr. Mirkarimi was badly wronged. However as you see other people have turned this into a circus.
See how people will use everything to voice their pet peeve. Yes IRI is horrible and we all know it. But what does that got to do with Mirkarimi? Most people show little or no knowledge of the facts. Yet they feel perfectly justified to voice their total ignorance. Bashing "Iranian men" or whatever is their thing. It is so typical of IC and the people we got here that it is totally disgusting.
Bye for now.
AO Jaan, what's all this talk about Doctor?
by Oon Yaroo on Wed Mar 21, 2012 06:24 PM PDTIs somebody ill or sick?
I'm not a doctor, but I play one on Iranian.com
by Anonymous Observer on Wed Mar 21, 2012 04:59 PM PDTLet me give you some free advice "Behruz" boy: here, in the great U.S. of A., being an antisemite and an anti-American bigot will not help you get into med. school. In fact, you may be surprised to see that med school admission boards may have a few America loving Joooooz on them. So, you may want to tone down the online Jew and America hating, especially if you're using your real name--even if you put a fake 'MD' next to it.
Now, I know that Jew hating and America hating may actually help you advance in Iran, but not here. In fact, if you keep up the America and Jew hating blogging, the only place that you'll be practicing mediccine will be Iranian.com. You may, however, be able to become a 'love doctor," or a docctor of mixology.
Tabrik: "Iran has ramped
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 03:35 PM PDTTabrik:
"Iran has ramped up its capacity to engage in cyber warfare with the creation of a new Supreme Council of Cyberspace and a 120,000-strong ‘cyber army’ trained by the powerful Revolutionary Guard Corps.
“Iran hasn’t been shy about its bids to monitor, filter and block content on the Internet,” Farnaz Fassihi writes. “Now it has taken the next leap, turning online censorship into an institution …launching what amounts to a centralized command structure for online censorship.”
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called today for respect for human rights and freedom of expression in Iran, in a statement to mark Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
“The people of the United States join you in welcoming the opportunities of this New Year and the possibilities for strengthening ties of family and friends,” she said. “And as we face new challenges, we remain committed to our support for universal human rights and the freedom of expression — rights that promote peace and progress.”
But the IRGC’s PR unit announced that it had recruited 120,000 ”cultural soldiers in the past three years to combat ‘a soft cyber war’ against Iran,” Fassihi notes:
The IRGC’s new network—named Basir, or “Perceptive”—is a domestically built, secure telecommunication channel that will allow its highest-level officers to communicate and command brigades in the case of an attack…These “cybersoldiers” monitor online activity of opposition sites and dissidents, bombarding websites with comments and producing blog content in support of the regime and hacking emails and computers, according to a computer programmer in Iran employed by the telecommunication ministry. They report to various state bodies, including intelligence, judiciary and the IRGC, which in turn have top officials sitting on the new council.
//www.demdigest.net/blog/2012/03/iran-ramps-up-cyberwar-capacity/
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
VPK Jaan, welcome back and Happy Noruz! What's going on here?
by Oon Yaroo on Wed Mar 21, 2012 03:15 PM PDTWhere is Siamak Asadian? Is he blocked? Why is there so much fighting here?
As parents, as husbands and wives, as brothers and sisters, and as human beings we should leave Mr. Mirkarimi and his family alone.
We have much more important problems to take care of like the 120,000 cyber Basijis IRR has unleashed against Iranians and the rest of infidels!
Admin - is R. Mirkarimi a public or private figure? Standard?
by MM on Wed Mar 21, 2012 02:28 PM PDTMr. Ross Mirkarimi is being "talked about" (GHEYBAT in Farsi) left and right in diferent IC-blogs. What if he did not want his personal life spread all over the IC? Again, how does the admin distinguish between a private and a public figure if your lithmus test is that a public figure can be talked about in blogs?
This issue has come up a at least once in the past week. Thanks for the clarification.
Iran May Have 'Hundreds'
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 02:17 PM PDTThe news below confirms my suspicion that a concerted massive push back against the opposition has been launched on IC and other sites.
"Iran May Have 'Hundreds' Of Hezbollah Agents In U.S.
"United state is a cash cow for IRI."
"Most are involved and entrenched in legitimate businneses""Opening the hearing, King said, "We have a duty to prepare for the worst," warning there may be hundreds of Hezbollah operatives in the United States, including 84 Iranian diplomats at the United Nations and in Washington who, "it must be presumed, are intelligence officers."
//www.commentarymagazine.com/2012/03/21/peter-king-thousands-hezbollah-donors-agents-in-us/
//www.politico.com/news/stories/0312/74298.html
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
I think that falsely presenting oneself as a physician is
by Anonymous Observer on Wed Mar 21, 2012 02:22 PM PDTa crime...even in New Jersey!
And of course, if he does get prosecuted, it will not be for anything that he has done--like impersonating a physician, but rather it will be a white man / Jewish conspiracy against him. He's totally blameless.
دکتر آمپول زن از کار در اومد!
FaramarzWed Mar 21, 2012 12:39 PM PDT
Thanks for a good laugh Roozbeh, Vildemose and AO!
Nowadays, whenever I see a user id like Parsi, Iran Parast, Vatan Khah, etc., I know that we are dealing with a pro-Regime person.
As they say, "something is rotten in the State of Denmark" and it is not the blue cheese!
Admin,
by Do Not Shoot Me on Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:33 PM PDTWhen they cannot answer they then accuse. Just look at my comments and see what did I say to deserve such treatment from the women posters on this blog? They are not even Feminists. They are just angry.
What is this obsession with identity?
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:26 PM PDTIf you got a good argument then it stands on its own. Who cares if your identity is Mickey Mouse; Haji Firouz or Joe Shmoe? Identity matters if people put a great value on or want to attack it.
Admin Jaan, get me a Doctor immediately, A Real one!
by Roozbeh_Gilani on Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:59 AM PDTAnd I mean a Doctor in Law!
mordom az khandeh!
But, I was also saddened to witness another "iranian loving" site member, using his "true identity" whilst contributing to this site, turning out to be not only fake, but also potential perpetrator to a case of identity theft....
"Personal business must yield to collective interest."
Funny.
by Do Not Shoot Me on Wed Mar 21, 2012 02:22 PM PDTEnough about non-logical approch. Now, you have not answered my question? Yes or NO. If yes, show me your written articles.
One last thing, If the ILOVEIRAN has given his real name then shouldn't people be subjected to all these public humiliations especially by those who have chosen to remain unknown identity? Is it allowed to post personal stuff on people without their prior knowledge or approval?
what a hypocrite!
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:36 AM PDTIs your family happy in America?
Behrooz: My parents came here to give me and my brother a chance at having a great higher education. It was certainly hard for my parents, who gave up so much to give me and my brother a better chance at education and life. But earlier this year my brother, Ramtin Vaziri, earned his master’s in information technology from NJIT. He has a great job now working as a software developer with Tata Consultancy Services. And I will attend med school. So my parents are happy.
Behrooz was born in Iran, and immigrated to America with his family after his sophomore year in high school. In Iran, he had attended the nation’s top middle and high school. His parents, though, wanted him and his brother to attend an American university. The family settled in Millburn, N.J., which has one of the best high schools in the state.
Behrooz excelled at Milburn High in math and science. His grasp of English was slight, so he took ESL classes during the summer at Seton Hall. He mastered English, graduated with honors and won a scholarship to NJIT’s Honors College. He has an engineer’s mind -- a tinkerer’s intellect, and in his spare time he works on electronics. He has built clocks, radios and programmable robots. Soon, he hopes to tinker with the ultimate organ: the human heart. He aims to be a cardiologist.
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
We are very good at judging others
by Do Not Shoot Me on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:34 AM PDTWe are very good at judging others but we fail to see our own shortcomings.
Vildemose
by Do Not Shoot Me on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:31 AM PDTWhere are your blogs on those topics? If you have written and discussed these things in an article format please refer me to those. I am interested to read and use as my future reference.
Thank You
Great find Vildemose!!!!!
by Anonymous Observer on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:26 AM PDTI knew there was a reason why Dr. Behruz Khorrami (cardiac surgery) wasn't showing up on Google.
If it's the same person, the guy is an undergrad pretending to be a surgeon? Hilarious!!!!
Where are your blogs about
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:28 AM PDTWhere are your blogs about decimation and cultral genocide of Iranians and Indians by the Islamic imperialist armies? Where are your blogs about stoning women in Iran? Where are your blogs about Islamist pedophilia and legal prostitution? Where is your blog about Khavaron? Where is your blog about rape, torture of Iranian men and women in secret dungeons in IRI's Iran as we speak??
Where are your blogs about Palestinians killing Iranians during the Iran-Iraq war paid by Sadam and Arafat? what about IRI using Lebanese Hezbollah to kill and torture Iranians in 2009?
Where are your blogs about khomeini extending the war needlessly for 6 more years to capture the quods in the name of Islamic Supremacy and hegemony?
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_Islamic_Imperialism_in_India
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
Yes
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:22 AM PDT"We" are all aging men who hate women and work for IRI.
I am not going to get into name calling as the rest of the fine IC crowd loves to. So whatever you people say.
Dr Ala: you see what I mean; and why I keep away except for once in a while. IC has turned into a dump frequented by people who just exude hate from every pour.
On behrouz Vaziri-Khorami??
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:17 AM PDT//www.njit.edu/features/sceneandheard/bme-students.php
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
Vildemose jaan-these people are all about racism, hate &
by Anonymous Observer on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:12 AM PDTdistraction, IR style. Hamsadeh Ghadimi, who has just returned from Iran, wrote on Red Wine's Nowruz card page that the IR has about 120,000 professional cyber commenters, bloggers, etc. on full time propaganda duty. So, expect to see more of these types of hate filled, hate inciting blogs and comments.
Where R UR blogs about the disparate treatment of women in Iran?
by Anonymous Observer on Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:09 AM PDTMr. "ILoveIran" and others who cheer him on? You signed up less than two weeks ago, and so far have written five Jew hating and anti-Israel blogs. This one talks about doemstic violence and tries to absolve Mirkarimi of domestic abuse--something that he has admitted to and apologized for on TV.
So, where are your blogs about how woman are second class citizens in youe "lovely" Iran? Why don't you write about how women have to endure physically and emotionally abusive husbands --and remain in broken and abusive marriages--just so that they don't risk the automatic loss of custody of their children under IR's "laws?" We have one of those in our family, who was beatn and abused for more than a decade, but remained in the marriage because she wanted to be with her two daughters who used to witness her being beaten up by their father.
Why don't you write about the fact that women's testimony in Iran counts half of that as a man's?
Why don't you write about the fact that women can't leave the country without their husband / father's permission?
Not everything is about diveriing from IR's atrocities by talking about Israel, Jews and Gaza.
I certainly do not have
by vildemose on Wed Mar 21, 2012 09:59 AM PDTI certainly do not have anything against Mirkarimi being Jewish,...
You do have something against him because he's Jewish. Otherwise, you wouldn't have mentioned it. You're just another garden variety, West residing, hate filled, racist Iranian antisemite. There are plenty of you around. Just look at IC and the hate that's spewed on it by the likes of you against other nations.
Ao, couldn't agree more. These people forget without America, there would be no Internet for the hired cyber goons of IRI to support themselves.
This site has turned into a chief propagandist arm of the terrorist IRI; rampantsexism, anti-semitism, anti-bahai, anti-west, anti-Iran, pro-fundamentalist Islam, pro-jihad etc.
congrats.
A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
it is really Iranianmen.com in the comments sections these days
by Anahid Hojjati on Wed Mar 21, 2012 09:03 AM PDTIranian men on this site are the biggest complainers that I have seen. I think because those on this site are aging. Their complaints makes the environment not fun and it is really weird to be reading how men are abused by women where most cases, that is not true.
Guys, you can always live in Iran. There you will have more rights and can continue your abuse and discrimination of women until IRI falls.
Mr Mirkarimi
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Wed Mar 21, 2012 08:37 AM PDTmarried Ms. Lopez because she was having his child. He could have ditched his responsibility and followed the lead of so many others. The thanks he gets for doing "the right thing" is this hate.
VPK you were missed...
by Mohammad Ala on Wed Mar 21, 2012 08:36 AM PDTVPK you were missed. Welcome back and Happy Nowruz.
The reasons I posted my comments are similar to VPK. Men have nothing to be shamed of, they have worked hard to provide for their families. If pulling a spouse’s arm is domestic violence, then hitting a man in his crotch or throwing a ceramic plate at his head, is not domestic violence? Many women have stayed home and were not faced with daily stressful work and driving conditions ... placing women in similar situation men have been abused more than women... check court records and ask yourself who live longer (men or women)?
Mr. Mirkarimi will be better off to divorce his wife and start a new life without her. Let her get fame on her own.