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Glenn Beck delivers cryptic “whistleblower” message on radio show
Right Wing Watch tips us to this very CRYPTIC “whistleblower” warning Glenn Beck made today on his radio show:
So we are a little skeptical of the promise that he made at the top of his radio broadcast today that within the next twenty four hours, his The Blaze network will break a story that is going to rock the nation and take down the entire power structure.
All Beck would say is that there is a whistleblower who has handed over just one document to The Blaze, but “this one document would take down pretty much the whole power structure, pretty much everything.” But this whistleblower is refusing to come forward until he can appear on television in front of Congress out of fear that he will otherwise be killed.
“We are going to be greatly divided as a nation,” Beck warned, “in the next ten days and you are going to witness things in American history that have never been witnessed before.”
Glenn Beck: Atheist “moment” with Wolf Blitzer was a “plant”
Glenn Beck has decided that a very awkward interview moment by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer this week was the workings of a CNN producer “sympathetic to the atheist plight,” Right Wing Watch reports.
The interview in question is from Tuesday, when Blitzer asked a woman who survived this week’s massive tornado in Oklahoma, “Did you thank the Lord?” In the interview, the woman laughed and responded, “I’m actually an atheist,” and the two shared a moment of awkward laughter.
To Beck, though, the question “just wasn’t natural,” and therefore must have been a plant by some producer who thought it was important “to point out that in the middle of the heartland, there are atheists there too.”
The fact is, this is the first “atheist” moment on TV I’ve seen in forever. So it’s not like CNN is pushing an atheist agenda.
Plus, I have to say, Wolf Blitzer is a serious professional. To think the moment was staged is to think very little of Blitzer and his very long, successful career.
(via Towleroad)
Glenn Beck: Marriage equality is about freedom and “the principle of it is right”
Glenn Beck took a sanity pill recently and gets to a place of clarity regarding marriage equality:
“We have been so foolish. It’s not about gays, it’s not about homosexuals. It’s about freedom. The reason why they have won is because they’ve made it about freedom….By not getting it and turning in to it soon enough, you’ve been painted into the corner of a bigot. That’s why they won. Because the principle of it is right. The principle is easy to understand: “Who are you to say?…”
Who knows how long the meds will last?
(via RightWingWatch)