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Dear Gary,
Our next meeting
will be on
Tuesday, April
3, 2007
at 7:00pm at
Galpin Ford,
15555 Roscoe
Blvd (just east
of the 405), 2nd
Floor Meeting
Room, North
Hills. There is
a $5.00 event
fee, except for
first time
visitors,
students and
guest speakers
who may attend
at no cost.
We have a great
speaker for this
meeting who I am
sure you will
find very
interesting,
with a topic
that is on all
of our minds.
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Featured
Speaker: Daniel
Sheehy
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Author,
journalist and
immigration
activist
Daniel Sheehy
is an author,
journalist,
national
speaker, and
activist for
border and
immigration law
enforcement.
He began his
career as an
assistant news
producer and
writer for the
NBC-TV affiliate
in Baltimore.
Later, he worked
as a business
reporter and
assistant
managing editor
for Aviation
Daily in
Washington, D.C.
That job led to
a career as a
corporate
communications
manager, writer,
and editor for
United Airlines
and TRW Space &
Electronics. In
addition, Dan
served as a
writer for the
presidents of
United, Mileage
Plus Inc., TRW
Space &
Electronics, and
DIRECTV.
After 9/11, Dan
began an
intensive study
of the growing
immigration
crisis in
America and the
real agenda
behind it. He
has dedicated
himself to
awakening
Americans and
inspiring them
to action.
He is the author
of the acclaimed
book,
Fighting
Immigration
Anarchy:
American
Patriots Battle
to Save the
Nation.
Many people
consider the
book to be the
best one on the
immigration
invasion because
it is written
from the
perspective of a
personal
narrative about
the
struggles of
concerned
Americans who
have gone to
extraordinary
lengths to
protect America
and Americans.
Rave reviews
have appeared in
esteemed
magazines such
as The New
American and
The American
Conservative.
Legendary
newsman-broadcaster
George Putnam
calls the book
"brilliant" and
describes Dan as
a "courageous
journalist."
Dan has been a
guest on
numerous radio
talk shows
across the
country and
spoken to dozens
of
organizations.
He has received
awards for
pro-American
activities from
local and
national
organizations.
He is an
occasional guest
host of "The
Right Source,"
heard on KCAA-AM
in Southern
California and
on the Genesis
Communications
Radio Network.
In addition to
the immigration
invasion and the
North American
Union scheme, he
is an expert on
the news media.
Dan will have
copies of his
book available
for sale at the
end of the
meeting.
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Support the
Troops Rally -
March 17th
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To give you some
background,
ANSWER, the
communist-backed
anti-American,
anti-war
movement is
planning an
anti-war
demonstration in
Washington, D.C.
on March 17th.
Move America
Forward is
planning a
counter-rally to
show support for
the troops in
Washington.
ANSWER in Los
Angeles is also
planning an
anti-war
demonstration in
Hollywood on
March 17th to
coordinate with
the Washington
rally.
We want to have
American
patriots come
out to show
support for our
troops, for
America, and for
liberty, to
counter the
anti-war
demonstration.
This is how
ANSWER describes
their
demonstration in
Los Angeles on
their web site:
The LA March
17 protest
will be the
largest
outpouring
of anti-war
sentiment in
the city in
recent
years. Be a
part of this
historic
action.
People are
sick and
tired of the
war and Bush
administration's
lies. As
U.S. troops
and innocent
Iraqi's die
in a
colonial
war, people
at home lack
healthcare,
jobs and
necessary
social
services.
Not one more
person
should have
to die in
this
illegal,
unjust war.
We don't want
the
anti-American,
anti-war
protesters to
own the
demonstration.
Let's have our
patriotic
Americans show
that we care
about our troops
and our mission.
Let's come out
and wave
American flags.
In the event you
are wondering
what
organizations
are behind this
demonstration,
you can also
find this on the
ANSWER web site
(partial list):
National
Council of
Arab
Americans,
Coalition
for World
Peace, LA-US
Labor
Against the
War,
Alliance for
Just and
Lasting
Peace in the
Philippines,
Free
Palestine
Alliance,
GABRIELA
Network,
Latino
Movement
USA,
National
Lawyers
Guild,
Frente
Amplio
Progresista-Los
Angeles,
Nikkei for
Civil Rights
and Redress,
Comite
Pro-Democracia
en Mexico,
Topanga
Peace
Alliance,
Islamic
Shura
Council of
Southern
California,
Party for
Socialism
and
Liberation,
Veterans for
Peace, KmB
Pro-People
Youth,
Korean
Americans
for Peace,
Youth and
Student
ANSWER,
Coalition to
End Israeli
Apartheid-SoCal,
Global
Women's
Strike,
Muslim
Student
Association-West,
Students for
Justice in
Palestine-UCLA.
The organizers
of the
pro-troops
counter-protest
are asking
demonstrators to
be at the
Northeast corner
of Hollywood and
Highland at
9:00am on
Saturday, March
17th.
They say to
bring, American
flags, support
the troops
signs, banners,
water, hats,
sunscreen and
spirit!
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Election Results
and new
candidates |
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Allen wins,
Burns in
run-off,
Hernandez
announces
 Walt
Allen,
First Vice
Chairman of
the
Republican
Party of Los
Angeles
County won
his race for
Covina City
Council.
Out of a
field of
nine
candidates
for two open
seats, Walt
was the
highest
vote-getter.
A lot of
gratitude to
Heather
Peters
who
orchestrated
Walt's
campaign and
to the
volunteers
from our
club and
other
Republicans
who walked
precincts
and made
phone calls
on behalf of
Walt.
Congratulations
from SFVRC,
Walt.
Also,
congratulations
to
Heather
Peters
on her
appointment
by the
Governor as
Deputy
Secretary of
Business,
Transportation
and Housing,
responsible
for business
regulation
(or as
Heather
likes to
say,
business
deregulation).
Of the four
candidates
we were
supporting
for the
Los Angeles
Community
College
District
Board,
only
Roy Burns
got enough
votes to
force a
run-off
election in
May. While
the results
were
disappointing
since we put
so much
effort into
this race,
the reason
for not
succeeding
in all four
races had to
do with
turnout.
Only 7.7% of
registered
voters
turned out
in this
election,
the worst
turnout in
over 20
years.
Voters felt
that the
Community
College
Board race
was not
important to
them, and
didn't
care. It
will be our
job between
now and May
to convince
voters why
these local
races are
very
important
and why they
need to show
up at the
polls.
We have to
help Roy
Burns win
his run-off
race.
 David
Hernandez,
Chairman of
our Public
Relations
Committee,
has declared
that he is
running for
Mayor of the
City of Los
Angeles.
David
previously
ran for
Congress and
for Los
Angeles
County
Supervisor
for Zev
Yaroslavsky's
seat. David
is also
continuing
the campaign
to Save the
Cross on the
County Seal,
and is the
petitioner
in a lawsuit
against the
City of Los
Angeles to
declare
Proposition
R
unconstitutional.
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Support Lores
Rizkalla |
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Let's keep
her on the air
Lores
Rizkalla,
a member of
our club,
has a
one-hour
radio show
weekly on
KRLA 870AM
on Sundays
at 700pm.
Lores is a
strong voice
for
conservative
thought on
Los Angeles
radio. In
order to
stay on the
air Lores
needs some
sponsors.
You can buy
a 13 week 30
second spot
on Lores
show for
$1,300.00.
Many of you
work for or
own
companies
that could
use some
radio
advertising
to drive
additional
business.
Please see
what you can
do about
getting your
company to
buy a
sponsorship
on Lores
Rizkalla
Live on
KRLA. We
need to keep
conservative
voices on
the air.
Please do
what you can
to support
Lores. To
contact
Lores about
sponsorships
you can
email her
here.
Hugh Hewitt,
Dennis
Prager and
Sean
Hannity,
among other
major radio
talk show
hosts, have
given praise
to Lores.
Read about
Lores on her
website.
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County Party
changes meeting
night
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Now on the
second Thursday
of the month
 The
Republican Party
of Los Angeles
County
has changed its
regular meeting
night of the
County Central
Committee from
the third
Wednesday of the
month to the
second Thursday
of the month.
Please adjust
your calendars.
The next RPLAC
meeting will be
on Thursday,
April 12th at
7:00pm at
Luminarias
Restaurant in
Monterey Park.
Go to the
RPLAC web site
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Important
Quotes |
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Steve Forbes
Steve Forbes
has joined
Dick Armey's
Freedom
Works.
He posted
a letter
on the
Freedom
Works web
site. One
paragraph in
particular I
though was
important
and worth
repeating:
We cannot wait
for another
Reagan. The next
political
revolution in
America will
come from the
American people,
from the
grassroots up to
Washington,
D.C. I believe
it will be based
on the
commonsense,
pocketbook
conservatism of
Goldwater and
Reagan. This is
our time; this
is our critical
moment, to take
back the high
ground based on
the positive
principles of
growth,
opportunity, and
freedom.
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