Monday, September 14, 2026
Report on Beth Israel vigil 09-12-26
Eat-a-Cheeseburger Day Approaches
This year, EAC Day appears on Monday, September 21st. The date coincides with the Jewish holiday called Yom Kippur. Click here for the official reminder and follow the imbedded links for the true story behind this annual event.
We will celebrate this event locally at 2:30pm. Please contact this writer if you are interested in some cheeseburger consumption in friendly confines. We will happily share the location.
Are More People Confronting Jewish Power?
We report a record-breaking 73 positive responses to our vigil of September 12 (all scores listed below). This record day was set on the Jewish holiday called Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. Why Jews have their own New Year celebration apart from the 98% of us who celebrate January 1, is explained by their desire to differentiate and exclude themselves from the rest of society.
Notably, the crowd at Beth Israel Congregation was immense, with very insulting and angry comments from the Jews attending. One woman in particular exhibited poor family rearing skills by using rather vulgar words in front of her two young children.
We observe the difference: while Jews continuously circle the wagon, calling us names for pointing out truths, the non-Jewish public is catching on, and voting against their power, which works against the interest of the rest of us 98%. As Vigiler C succinctly puts it: “The Goyim Know”. Tip o’ the hat to Candace Owens.
Where’s The Police When You Need Them?
Our last report detailed the new Ann Arbor City Council “Resolution to Strengthen Police Training, Police Planning, and to Develop Amendments to City Code to Protect Places of Religious Worship”. Thinking that this might be a good time to initiate conversation with the Ann Arbor Police Chief Andre Anderson, we penned him a letter July 10, expressing a wish to meet and noting our similar goals of personal safety for all citizens of the City.
We got no response so we emailed a copy of the letter August 5, thinking the letter might have gotten lost by the USPS. Again, no response. We then paid a visit downtown to meet Chief Anderson at the Police Station. Learning that he wasn’t in, we left our calling card with a request to get in touch. Again, no response.
Our most recent effort was to file a complaint with Ann Arbor’s Independent Community Police Oversight Commission, informing them of the danger to our First Amendment rights if the City is successful at their effort to weaponize the AAPD to silence speech they disagree with. ICPOC has received our complaint; we’re waiting for further correspondence with them.
We recognize that Chief Anderson is under no obligation to meet with us, but we wonder about this strange silence from his office. In the past we have met with at least one other police chief in town and many detectives and officers, all positive encounters.
Scorecard
Date/For-Against
22-Aug 47-15
29-Aug 25-13
5-Sep 45-12
12-Sep 73-12
Henry Herskovitz
Witness for Peace
Save America End Israel
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