2020-02-26 Merit Appeals Board Minutes

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Merit Appeals Board February 26, 2020 And the police—I have two examples of what I'm talking about (SEE ATT. A). CHR. NAMAHOE: Mr. Sadegh, before we go further, we are already about the five-minute mark. I do want to ask you to, not just summarize, I want to make sure that we all keep the focus of what we can do—what action items we can take away from your testimony? MR. SADEGH: Well, the action—this is the merit board. You cannot possibly do your job properly if you live in a police state. I'm (inaudible)—I also wanted to say that—by the way, Iran comes from Iranian race, which means pure white, but that means nothing. Skin color of a skin has nothing to do with anything. I just wanted to say that because white Anglo-Saxon Protestants have been the source of the greatest disaster in human history and they are now in our State at that top one percent. And lesson of them because they have found the soulmate in those from—who are from Japan because of the Japanese culture of obedience and— CHR. NAMAHOE: Thank you, Mr. Sadegh. MR. SADEGH: —the (inaudible) society— CHR. NAMAHOE: I'm going to— MR. SADEGH: Can I just mention this,too, these are fictitious police reports about me. One of them says I'm a danger to the president/vice-president from the (inaudible) person. The other one says that I'm declared (inaudible)—these are actually police reports and these are my explanation. CHR. NAMAHOE: Are you submitting them for our records? MR. SADEGH: I am. CHR. NAMAHOE: I thank you so much for doing that. What I'm trying to do is strike a balance between showing you all the respect and deference—do you, as a citizen of the County and State and this country, to balance it with what our primary focus and objectives are—when we're the Merit Appeals Board this has to do with employees within the County and the merit of their employment. So, we're going to accept that and what I did hear you say now, twice, was you talked about things that, I think, are outside the realm of this. But I do know that the law protects you, if you have a case that can go forward to protect you from physical violence from County employees, in this case, the Police Department, there's a path and an avenue for you to resolve that. We wish you well and we wish you good luck. MR. SADEGH: I have done that and the reason (inaudible). It's ten years, if the police is controlling everything, then everybody's affected. And if you're worried about the minutes of your time, I think what I'm saying is relevant. And, as I said, the Japanese are in a Page 4