This is a report on the extraordinary September 4, General Club Meeting adapted from the Minutes written up by our recording secretary, Naomi Sica.
Kudos to Joe Concannon for operating a flawless
movie projection and Skype video presentation
After refreshments, our meeting officially began at 7:30 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Delvis Estrada, followed by the invocation led by chaplain, Philip Sica. President Phil Orenstein paid tribute to the NY Police Department, mentioning 9/11 and the extraordinary sacrifice, bravery and work of New York’s Finest.
Local media blasts Steve Israel for far left Obama, Pelosi ties
The statewide, congressional and assembly candidates who spoke at the Republican candidates rally Tuesday evening at the St. Anne’s Council Hall of the Glen Oaks Knights of Columbus, said it was the most amazing candidates meeting they ever attended. The meeting was in the format of a candidates rally, with cheering and chants and a T-shirt auction led by retired NYPD Captain, Joe Concannon. The energetic event succeeded in getting the crowd of over 100 attendees packed into the SRO meeting hall sufficiently fired up go out and spread the message of personal freedom and support the candidates to win back our government for the people of the State of New York in the upcoming General Election in November.
New York City could not have a more polarizing figure sit upon its doorstep than Rev. Al Sharpton coming from a glitzy, gated community in NJ. As “stalker in chief,” Sharpton pours his acid upon the busy streets of NYC and elsewhere in what used to be the safest big city in America. Sharpton’s history of tearing communities apart is now legendary across the nation, as residents are left to pick up the pieces, put out the flames and replenish inventories of stolen goods.
Our number one concern is the safety and security of all New Yorkers. In that regard, I urge you to issue an urgent call for a state of emergency declaration regarding Al Sharpton’s anti-police rally in Staten Island this coming Saturday and insist that the protest be postponed until things calm down. 