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By Shira Lankin Sheps :
This latest antisemitic nightmare is personal.
Let me explain: A bicycle rally planned for November 8 in Philadelphia is targeting six local restaurants under the label “Zionist establishments.”
The flyer says, “No business for Zionists! These Zionist establishments must go! Not in our city!”
The businesses named include Israeli restaurants associated with chef Michael Solomonov, as well as American Jewish-owned businesses such as Mac Mart and Schlesinger’s Deli.
Not all the owners of these establishments are Israeli. Some of them are American Jews. The only thing that ties these places together is that their owners are Jewish.
There is a network of explicitly anti-Zionist activists, who are treating Israeli cultural visibility or Jewishness as a target for hatred.
Let me say it again: American Jews who own neighborhood businesses are being told that their establishments must leave their city. The city of brotherly love.
I was born in Philadelphia. I was visiting last week.
I have a large family who live and work there, our roots go back several generations.
My own grandfather was a baker, and had a Jewish bakery in Philadelphia.
A city close to my heart, and honestly this story makes me sick.
The date of the "bike rally" is disgusting.
Nov 8. The day before the anniversary of Kristalnacht.
You know, the night where the Nazis destroyed Jewish businesses and synagogues in Germany.
Don't tell me the organizers of this disgusting event didn't choose that date on purpose. Of course they did.
My grandmother on the other side of the family witnessed Kristalnacht with her own eyes- the night of the broken glass.
When Jewish livelihoods were targeted and Jewish life in Germany shattered, never to recover.
I grew up believing that America was a place where our family could build a life and belong.
Now Jewish business owners in the city where I was born are being told they must go.
I want their neighbors to answer.
I want the people who eat at their tables, work beside them, and walk past their doors to make it clear that these families belong here.
Jewish families should not have to be the only ones defending our place in America.
When they tell Jews to leave, everyday Americans need to stand shoulder to shoulder with us.
If they don't, America has a much bigger problem.
Michigan is set to become the only state that shields both its governor's office and the Legislature from public-records requests, after Massachusetts voters chose this week to open theirs starting in January..
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LoudisGood retweeted
Reposting because the University wants it taken down
🚨🚨 JUST NOW: Deranged Abdul Supporter tackled a Jewish girl (@basedinmalibu) at free speech event.
She was SWIFTLY arrested, resisted and then said “I SHOULD HAVE KILLED HER!!” As she was loaded into the police vehicle.
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Why is @UMich silencing this? This woman assaulted me and @teameffujoe , resisted arrest, and threatened to KILL ME.
The fact that the police let her out of custody is absolutely insane to begin with. And now the fact @UMich as let her back onto campus. and is silencing people is unfathomable. She is a DANGER to students. She is someone who has been institutionalized and is on multiple SSRIs.
If I were a parent at this school, I would IMMEDIATELY remove my child.
When I went to the ER yesterday, I was told by the physician that assaults are very common on this campus.
This is an absolute disgrace.
So @UMich is allegedly hushing yesterdays assault. The perpetrator was let go, and no students apparently feel they’re not allowed to talk about it.
The Reddit post regarding the incident has been locked.
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ALERT: I have been advised that the City of Detroit has been printing results tapes (not to be confused with end of shift voter/ballot counts) at the Detroit AVCB at the close of every shift. If so, that is an explicit violation of MCL 168.765a(13) which states,
“Election results must not be generated, printed, or reported before 8 p.m. on election day.”
If anyone has proof of such activity or is willing to testify via affidavit to that effect, please submit your findings to the FBI via their tipline.
tips.fbi.gov/home
Why is this important? In addition to being a violation of MI law, any such activity would provide fraudsters with data on actual election results which they can compare with their projections. Early Voting centers throughout MI are equipped with access to MI Qualified Voter File and Ballot Print on Demand systems. These elements of our election system enable fraudsters to inject fraudulent ballots into the system to make up any difference between their desired vote projections and actual vote counts. This enables the Democrats to push their deceptive "just look at the ballots" narrative without fear of discovery. The only way to expose any fraud that may have occurred in this way requires significant effort that involves examination of QVF transaction log, printer logs, surveillance footage, and, if necessary, canvassing of voters ostensibly said to have voted.
NOTE: I recommend filing a complaint with the MI AG as well, but I do not have confidence in the MI AG to enforce our laws. Nessel has a track record of investigating only her political opposition.
@MIGOP @RealLindellTV @dananessel @FBI
Lines out the door in Michigan. Bigger than presidential according to poll workers. Non stop for early voting too . I was 564 at 1:30 pm
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It takes courage to stand up for your convictions and against what is wrong. Thank you @HaleyforMI for being courageous.
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70+ texts a day! It should be illegal. This is political harassment and I want recourse!!! @wxyzdetroit @simonshaykhet
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You @GOP do not have my best interests at heart . 75-125 texts a day from you is unacceptable. I have blocked, reported spam , deleted and ignored. Nothing helps!! I will vote Democrat if this doesn’t stop. I can’t conduct my life with this crap!!!
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LoudisGood retweeted
This morning, my friend’s kosher bakery, Bella’s Bread and Butter, experienced an antisemitic assault here on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. My friend’s husband got detained by the police for defending himself, his son who works with him, and his customers. Thankfully, he was released and the bakery is back to business. If you live in LA, please go and buy something from Bella’s. Their food is amazing and they make the best sourdough in town.
LoudisGood retweeted
Another mass funeral. Another community lost. Slaughtered by islamists for the crime of being Christian.
How many more Christian communities need to be massacred before the world wakes up? At what point is the world going to just say to the Islamic world “enough is enough”? How many more innocent lives need to be lost to the atrocities committed by islamists? How many more funerals?
Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, and more are slaughtered, and the UN, media and world leaders remain silent.
We are in a war. They declared it, and everyone is standing around watching it unfold and doing less than nothing. They won’t stop at Africa. They won’t stop at Europe.
I’m tired of posting this kind of footage just for it to be suppressed and hidden while the Islamic world continues this onslaught. When do we fight back? Or have we already lost?
Video Credit: Let My People Go
LoudisGood retweeted
SORRY IF THIS OFFENDS GROCERY EXECUTIVES, BUT I’M DONE.
I just pulled a $4.99 box of cereal off the shelf, brought it to the register, and watched the scanner ring it up as $7.49.
When I told the cashier, she said: "Oh, that’s the digital coupon price. You have to download our store app, create an account, search for the item, and clip the digital coupon before scanning."
ABSOLUTELY NOT.
You inflated the shelf price by 50%, locked the normal price behind an app, and forced me to hand over my personal phone data and email just to pay the actual retail value of a box of food?
Stop hiding basic shelf pricing behind data-harvesting apps.
LoudisGood retweeted
This is disturbing footage captured on a church’s livestream in Nigeria.
In the middle of a sermon, islamists burst into the church and began to open fire. You hear the gunshots. You can see the mass panic in the congregation.
Then you see the terrorists storming into the church and begin looting it and taking all the belongings the congregation left behind. More gunfire. More carnage.
This is a daily occurrence in Nigeria and many other parts of Africa. It’s time to end this madness.
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We’re closing out the Build Freedom Summit Career Expo with 1,200+ prospects! 👏
Students and job seekers connected with skilled trade and manufacturing employers – and those conversations turned into career opportunities.
THIS is building the future workforce.
LoudisGood retweeted
I know what it feels like to fight for your mother while professionals hold the authority and your family bears the consequences. I refuse to accept that asking these questions is somehow more offensive than the suffering that makes us ask them.
A probate court holds power over someone’s freedom, money, home and family relationships. That demands extraordinary transparency.
The public deserves a court whose independence can withstand scrutiny.
When a family challenges a professional fiduciary’s fees, conduct or treatment of a loved one in probate court, how can that family feel confident that longstanding professional loyalties will carry no weight?
“Trust us” is not an oversight system.
These are not merely historical connections. The people involved were fired as public administrators, yet they remain connected through the same professional network. They have been in the fortress since 2019—and they are still connected today.
And now look at the campaign connections.
Elisabeth Dery’s own endorsement page lists Judge Daniel O’Brien, John Yun, Jon Munger and Jennifer Carney, alongside attorneys from Kemp Klein. It identifies Yun as a partner at Yun Dery & Morgan.
Jon Munger was a senior partner at Kemp Klein. Alan May is listed as a shareholder there, with a practice involving guardianships and conservatorships. Jennifer Carney also worked at Munger’s firm.
Judge Linda Hallmark previously worked at May & May. Her longtime judicial staff attorney, Ryan Deel, is married to attorney Melinda Deel, whose guardian-ad-litem work is documented in court records. Ryan joined their private practice in January 2025 after Hallmark retired.
Judge Jennifer Callaghan worked for John Yun. Her own 2016 candidate statement identified her as a public administrator working at his firm, taking appointments as guardian, conservator, trustee and personal representative.
In my view, this is an incestuous professional circle—and families have every right to question it.
Our loved ones are human beings. Their lives must never become business as usual for a tightly connected legal circle—especially one that has remained connected inside the fortress since 2019.
If this touches your heart and you want to understand what families endure when guardianship becomes abuse, please order a copy of Julie Belshe and Gretchen Rachel Hammond’s American UnPeople. These are real people, real families, and devastating stories that deserve to be heard. It’s a powerful read that will stay with you long after the last page.
#JusticeForBettyHayes #ProbateAccountability #GuardianshipReform #Michigan #AmericanUnPeople
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