Posted on 09/22/2005 1:42:35 PM PDT by InABunkerUnderSF
Celebrate Culturally Festive 2005 Autumn
Asian Harvest Moon Festival and National Hispanic Heritage Month
Enjoy a memorable experience redefining Republican respect for the best of multi-cultural diversities strengthening our voter and leadership base for the Republican Party’s future. We are the only Republican trailblazers in dual cultural celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month and Asian (Chinese) Harvest Moon Festival. The décor, the menu and entertainment are always distinctively festive. Each even sparkles with ingenuity, energy and highly spirited. There is nothing ordinary about any of our events including free take-home gifts. No other group is as hospital – not one.
For rock-bottom dinner prices, bring a long belt to enjoy a dinner feast, complimentary parking, fancy prizes, captivating entertainment and influential Republican leaders. Co-hosts are: California Chinese American Republican Association and Centro de Avance Hispano. Keynote speakers are State Assemblyman Tony Strickland (past chairman of State Republican Assembly Caucus), a major Republican candidate fore State Controller. Also, Dr. Phil Kurzner, Southern California physician/surgeon and a principal candidate for Insurance Commissioner, is also confirmed. One of our Governor’s top cabinet advisors and Asian American history author lecturer Katherine Dan are expected. Attendees who are titular dignitaries, appointees and officials will be acknowledged.
When: September 26, 2005, Monday, starting at 6:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.
Where: Holiday Inn Fisherman’s Warf, corner of Columbus & North Point Street.
Cost: Early bird payment by 9/22/05: $33 each for SFRA members/$38 for nonmembers. After early bird reservations: $40. Walk-ins as space permits: $45 each.
Reservations: R.S.V.P.’s or inquiries: Phones: 415-820-1430; 415-821-4452.
Remit: S.F.R.A., P.O. Box 31005, S.F., CA 94131.
Join S.F.R.A. at the time of making your reservation and save $10 on dinner ticket. Membership costs $35 annually and includes laminated membership card, quarterly newsletter, event discounts and occasional extra gifts or perks.
Patrons may add $10 to the payment and receive an automatic 20 chance tickets (normally #10 for 15). Our inventory of prizes yields a high percentage of winners. Patrons that don’t win after purchasing over $20’s worth may still get a gift.
Gail E. Neira, President of S.F.R.A.
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Let's all celebrate our cultural diversity!
Of course we dare not mention Columbus Day or Oktoberfest as we celebrate our cultural rich cultural heritage.
This by the way is one reason why the San Francisco "Republican" party doesn't do too well. They fail to mobilize those of us who think of ourselves as conservatives.
I for one will get my moon cakes elsewhere.
From the post:
"No other group is as hospital – not one."
"For rock-bottom dinner prices, bring a long belt to enjoy a dinner feast"
Folks, folks, this announcement is NOT from the Republican Party of San Francisco. Otherwise, carry on...
"Why do I think the author of this is not a native English speaker."
My ancestors and my wife's mother were not native English speakers, either. Plus it is not in the Constitution that one need be.
Reagan said never speak ill of another Republican.
I'll credit these folks with doing the right thing. I live in Orange County, Calif. We have the largest community of Vietnamese origin people, outside that Country.
They are totally patriotic, proud, loyal Americans AND solid Republican voters.
But I guess you wouldn't like them very much. Foreign accents, etc. Plus their icky ethnic food.
It is from the San Francisco Republican Association - an activist group affiliated with the GOP.
I'd go, but I would fear for my safety. The "tolerant" left-wing psychos who make up the majority of SF's population are going to abandon all pretense one of these days, and simply show up at such an event in overwhelming numbers, and with baseball bats. The left-wing lunatics in Sodom are unstable and insane, and I don't want to be anywhere near that town when they finally decide they have had enough, and they are not going to take it anymore.
The San Francisco Republican party has to be one of the bravest (and smallest!!) groups on the planet. Not sure if they are RINO's or not, but I have to give them credit for being willing to "raise the flag" in what is definitely hostile, and in my opinion dangerous, territory.
This is trenchant analysis.
The 11th Commandment references vicious mudslinging in the context of a primary campaign.
I'll credit these folks with doing the right thing.
Well, this is a conservative forum. I don't see how celebrating diversity and multiculturalism is remotely conservative. Multiculturalism is a form of ingratitude and yes bigotry against traditional American culture.
But I guess you wouldn't like them very much. Foreign accents, etc. Plus their icky ethnic food.
This is a snarky response but perhaps the initial chiding of the ESL writer was a bit snarky too. But one can expect patience with new immigrants to wear thin in times of unprecedented mass immigration.
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