for a "sex tape or phone records"
or any info which will "remove Glenn Beck from the public eye forever".
They even setup an email at glennbecksextape@gmail.com.
The article was later removed but the sentiment still lingers.
Not too long ago journalist Andrew Breitbart offered $100,000 for the full Journolist archive.
"To offer the American public a unique insight in the workings of the Democrat-media complex"
Journolist of course being the forum where many left-wing members of the press congregated for a stealth meeting of the minds to ensure Obama would win the 2008 presidency.
On a separate occasion Breitbart
offered the equivalent bounty for "audio/video footage of the 'N-word' being hurled at Congressmen John Lewis & Andre Carson".
Lewis & Carson (both African-American)claimed they suffered racial abuse on March 20th as they walked through a Tea Party rally on Capitol Hill.
This was more of a sarcastic offer to point out that such footage doesn't exist as it never truly took place, and was really yet another tactic the Dems used to try and persuade the masses that Tea Party members were really anti-semites in disguise.
I'm all for the tea party, not the right wing posers who dress up in tea party regalia and masquerade similar to wolves in sheep's clothing,
but those that oppose the tyranny in our present day political system and discuss ways to grow and branch off.
If a tea party member goes head to head in a debate with some unethical Republicrat,
I will fully support their cause if their motives seem honest & just.
As for Glenn Beck, I'm a fan, I watch his show several days a week.
Though I oppose several of his standpoints
(such as his denial of the existence of FEMA camps & the possibility of impending martial law)
I do agree with him on many others
(such as the White House's close ties with the Weather Underground, & the Global Elite)
All in all I support anybody who actively opposes a system which protects its representatives over its citizens.
Though unfortunately for the Republic his views come limited and restrained as at the end of the day he still receives a paycheck from Fox.
If a television news broadcast exists which truly has no hidden agendas, please let me know.
As I'm sick of having to go to Fox if the president's a Democrat or CNN if Republican
just to get a taste of the truth.
Another front I disagree with Glenn Beck on is religion, he pushes it like a car salesman,
always sneaking it in where he finds fit.
His "Restoring Honor" rally was a senseless demonstration configured by Fox media as far as I'm concerned.
Banishing picket signs, & insisting demonstrators keep views on key topics which will soon bury us in the shadows.
Instead choosing to focus on achievements of the past & encouraging us that God will help us find our way.
The division of religion & state Mr. Beck.
He constantly reminds viewers of this yet hypocritically tries to shovel religion into our politics.
Seems the only time he opposes mixing religion with state is when it's not Christianity.
Skimming reviews it seems the highlight of the rally was guest speaker Albert Pujols
a professional baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals, talking about his connection with god.
Beck and many others constantly hint that imminent doom is on the horizon,
the economy, governments actions, & what we've learned from our past mistakes
are truly signs of this.
The answer is not keeping our lips sealed & hoping "God's will" will carry us through dawn,
but rather to stand up and actively resist any oppression we encounter.
Of course, non-violence is crucial to the cause,
otherwise it would be justification to impose further stipulations upon us.
The message that Beck currently preaches is the same mentality of those whom filed in single rows to face judgment in the mustard gas chambers,
faith can soothe the soul but won't save it.
What I find interesting about Glenn Beck is his constant alarm of our inevitable downfall,
yet mainly denying the existence of factions which will enforce the necessary mandates.
I believe Beck holds the fears & ideals of such figures as Alex Jones & Mike Rivero to be true yet still has a Fox broadcast to maintain
so undoubtedly has to keep his lips sealed to protect the special interests of those who sign his checks.
Evidence of this in present in his latest novel "The Overton Window".
The books protagonist is Noah (reminiscent of Winston from George Orwelle's 1984)
who works for a PR firm which deceives the public into believing the government has good intentions despite their plan to destroy America.
Metaphorically the PR firm is mainstream media.
Noah learns of a government plot to massacre many American citizens through a group named the Founders Keepers whom symbolize the Tea Party.
The most outspoken member of this group is Danny Bailey who is no doubt based on radio talk show host & internet phenomenon Alex Jones
(a rebellious "conspiracy theorist" who also governs a slew of websites and films)
Ultimately the organization with the help of Noah expose the plot and save the nation.
In the prologue Beck defines the book as "Faction" - fiction based on facts.
or any info which will "remove Glenn Beck from the public eye forever".
They even setup an email at glennbecksextape@gmail.com.
The article was later removed but the sentiment still lingers.
Not too long ago journalist Andrew Breitbart offered $100,000 for the full Journolist archive.
"To offer the American public a unique insight in the workings of the Democrat-media complex"
Journolist of course being the forum where many left-wing members of the press congregated for a stealth meeting of the minds to ensure Obama would win the 2008 presidency.
On a separate occasion Breitbart
offered the equivalent bounty for "audio/video footage of the 'N-word' being hurled at Congressmen John Lewis & Andre Carson".
Lewis & Carson (both African-American)claimed they suffered racial abuse on March 20th as they walked through a Tea Party rally on Capitol Hill.
This was more of a sarcastic offer to point out that such footage doesn't exist as it never truly took place, and was really yet another tactic the Dems used to try and persuade the masses that Tea Party members were really anti-semites in disguise.
I'm all for the tea party, not the right wing posers who dress up in tea party regalia and masquerade similar to wolves in sheep's clothing,
but those that oppose the tyranny in our present day political system and discuss ways to grow and branch off.
If a tea party member goes head to head in a debate with some unethical Republicrat,
I will fully support their cause if their motives seem honest & just.
As for Glenn Beck, I'm a fan, I watch his show several days a week.
Though I oppose several of his standpoints
(such as his denial of the existence of FEMA camps & the possibility of impending martial law)
I do agree with him on many others
(such as the White House's close ties with the Weather Underground, & the Global Elite)
All in all I support anybody who actively opposes a system which protects its representatives over its citizens.
Though unfortunately for the Republic his views come limited and restrained as at the end of the day he still receives a paycheck from Fox.
If a television news broadcast exists which truly has no hidden agendas, please let me know.
As I'm sick of having to go to Fox if the president's a Democrat or CNN if Republican
just to get a taste of the truth.
Another front I disagree with Glenn Beck on is religion, he pushes it like a car salesman,
always sneaking it in where he finds fit.
His "Restoring Honor" rally was a senseless demonstration configured by Fox media as far as I'm concerned.
Banishing picket signs, & insisting demonstrators keep views on key topics which will soon bury us in the shadows.
Instead choosing to focus on achievements of the past & encouraging us that God will help us find our way.
The division of religion & state Mr. Beck.
He constantly reminds viewers of this yet hypocritically tries to shovel religion into our politics.
Seems the only time he opposes mixing religion with state is when it's not Christianity.
Skimming reviews it seems the highlight of the rally was guest speaker Albert Pujols
a professional baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals, talking about his connection with god.
Beck and many others constantly hint that imminent doom is on the horizon,
the economy, governments actions, & what we've learned from our past mistakes
are truly signs of this.
The answer is not keeping our lips sealed & hoping "God's will" will carry us through dawn,
but rather to stand up and actively resist any oppression we encounter.
Of course, non-violence is crucial to the cause,
otherwise it would be justification to impose further stipulations upon us.
The message that Beck currently preaches is the same mentality of those whom filed in single rows to face judgment in the mustard gas chambers,
faith can soothe the soul but won't save it.
What I find interesting about Glenn Beck is his constant alarm of our inevitable downfall,
yet mainly denying the existence of factions which will enforce the necessary mandates.
I believe Beck holds the fears & ideals of such figures as Alex Jones & Mike Rivero to be true yet still has a Fox broadcast to maintain
so undoubtedly has to keep his lips sealed to protect the special interests of those who sign his checks.
Evidence of this in present in his latest novel "The Overton Window".
The books protagonist is Noah (reminiscent of Winston from George Orwelle's 1984)
who works for a PR firm which deceives the public into believing the government has good intentions despite their plan to destroy America.
Metaphorically the PR firm is mainstream media.
Noah learns of a government plot to massacre many American citizens through a group named the Founders Keepers whom symbolize the Tea Party.
The most outspoken member of this group is Danny Bailey who is no doubt based on radio talk show host & internet phenomenon Alex Jones
(a rebellious "conspiracy theorist" who also governs a slew of websites and films)
Ultimately the organization with the help of Noah expose the plot and save the nation.
In the prologue Beck defines the book as "Faction" - fiction based on facts.
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"All in all I support anybody who actively opposes a system which protects its representatives over its citizens."
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