Dear USA
Residents/Asian-American Community:
We have good
news to share with you in the pro-family fight around the world!
a. In Arizona,
United States, the state supreme court ruled in favor of two calligraphers, who
had declined to provide services for a gay wedding. This decision had brought
them into conflict with the city of Phoenix, Arizona’s “non-discrimination”
ordinance.
Instead of
caving in, however, the calligraphers fought back and the Supreme Court ruled
in their favor! Freedom of conscience is winning, and the LGBT Movement can no
longer claim special status to demand service from local merchants.
b. In New York
City, the left-wing, pro-homosexual city council was forced to repeal its
dreaded and tyrannical reparative therapy ban, which banned providing
counseling out of LGBT behaviors to both adults as well as children. The city
faced a lawsuit in January from a reparative therapist. The city leaders
recognized that they were not going to win this fight since the courts have
become more conservative and pro-family following Trump’s election. Rather than
risking the repeal of all reparative therapy bans across the country following
their loss in court, the city decided to repeal the ordinance!
c. In Hong
Kong, the Pink Dot Festival, a pro-LGBT assembly, was forced to cancel its
September program following the massive unrest over Mainland China’s attempt to
take over the region. This is a step in the right direction for promoting
faith, family, and freedom throughout Southeast Asia, which right now is facing
a heavy LGBT onslaught.
MassResistance
believes that with the right amount of pressure and lobbying, we can get the
city of Hong Kong to cancel this year’s Gay Pride Parade as well!
Here is the
contact information for the Hong Kong CEO and the Hong Kong Police Officers:
- Chief executive:
ceo@ceo.gov.hk;
- Secretary for Security:
sbenq@sb.gov.hk;
- Commissioner
of Police: pprb@police.gov.hk)
Here is the
contact information for the Hong Kong Trade Representative Office in London:
London
Email:
general@hketolondon.gov.hk
Tel:+44-(0)20-7499
9821
Address:
18 Bedford
Square
London WC1B
3JA
United
Kingdom
Here is the
contact information for other areas:
Offices
in Canada
Toronto
174 St. George
Street
Toronto, ON
M5R 2M7 (right
across St. George subway station)
Tel: +1 (416)
924-5544
Email:
info@hketotoronto.gov.hk
Vancouver
Suite 500,
Park Place
666 Burrard
Street
Vancouver
V6C 3P6
Tel: +1 (604)
331-1300
Email:
info_vancouver@hketotoronto.gov.hk
Representative
offices in Canada works from Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm local time
Offices
in United States
San Francisco
Address: 130
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104-4301, USA
Tel:
(415)835-9300 Fax: (415)421-0646
Office hours:
8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday to Friday
New York
Address:
115 East 54th
Street
New York,
NY10022
U.S.A.
Telephone:
+1 (212)
752-3320
Email:
hketony@hketony.gov.hk
Operational
Hours:
Mon - Fri
8:30 am - 1:00
pm
2:00 pm - 5:30
pm
Washington DC
1520 18th
Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20036, USA
Tel:+1 (202)
331-8947
Office hours:
8:45 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Monday through Friday
Here are the
reasons why Hong Kong should cancel the Gay Pride Parade:
1.
Public safety – The
city of Hong Kong is in chaos over the row in regards to the Extradition
Bill. The concerns about safety have only grown worse.
LAW AND ORDER concerns -- Again,
the whole city is in chaos over the extradition row -- and it has only gotten
worse since the protesters want more than the withdrawal of the extradition
bill. Their four other demands have not been met.
2.
The Pink Dot Festival
already cancelled their event, fully aware that the situation is very
dangerous. The city should follow suit and cancel the Gay Pride Parade.
Pink Dot Festival Cancelled in Hong
Kong for 2019 bit.ly/PinkDotCancelled_HongKong
3.
Public decency -- A
gay man stripped in the Hong Kong Gay Pride Parade last year. He was arrested
and convicted for "outraging public decency"
These
illicit behaviors are all too common in Gay Pride parades in the Western World.
Hong Kong would do the right thing by stopping the parade this year.
Here is an
example from Toronto, Canada:
Here’s a
perverse picture from New York City Gay Pride:
These
public displays of sexual perversion are sadly becoming more common in Hong
Kong:
Two Men
Stripped To Protest Hong Kong Chain Protest bit.ly/TwoMenStrip_InHongKong
4.
Homosexual activists
around the world are celebrating 2019 as the 50th Anniversary of the
Stonewall Riots in New York City, the so-called liberation movement that
allowed homosexuals and transgenders to assert their “rights”. The truth is
that it was a violent clash then, and the LGBT movement has only gotten more
violent. The Hong Kong parade could become the scene of more violence on
account of a Stonewall commemoration.
5.
Public health issues
-- LGBT behaviors are inherently disordered, as we all know, and they will hurt
the public health sector. Why promote such behaviors and lifestyles in the
public square? These destructive behaviors will only add to the strain on the
Hong Kong health care system.
If possible,
please hand deliver letters to the Hong Kong Representative Office.
Mailing them
or emailing them is fine, as well.
Please DO NOT
announce this effort on social media. We want to do this quietly so that
homosexual activists don’t fight back and try to frustrate our efforts!
If you have
any questions, please feel free to contact me at (310) 793-8647
Email: arthur@massresistance.org
Sincerely,
Arthur
Schaper, Organization Director
Website:
MassResistance.org
Email: arthur@massresistance.org
(781) 890-6001
@MassResistance
@CAMassResistanc
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