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Showing posts with label Glenn Beck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glenn Beck. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
Glenn Beck Immerses Obama Figure In "Urine"
Glenn Beck, urine trouble now is the headline at the Daily Caller.
Since Obama is now depicted as Jesus, it occurred to Glenn Beck that it was appropriate to follow the example of Robert Mapplethorpe who gained fame for immersing an image of a crucified Christ in jar of his own urine, calling it "Piss Christ," and exhibiting it in a New York museum, paid for by an NEA grant.
So Beck took a bobble head doll of Obama and immersed it in an amber liquid in a mason jar.
Outrage ensued.
Outrage ensued.
| Obama in Pee-pee |
Calling it "Obama in Pee Pee" he went on to auction it off on e-Bay with the proceeds to go to charity. The bidding had exceeded $11,000 when e-Bay pulled the item, saying that it did not meet their standards since they will not sell body parts or bodily fluids, among other things. They also threatened his with a re-education class if he ever went there again.
According to some of Beck's staff the amber liquid was beer rather than urine but others have said that beer is just urine in its raw, unprocessed form.
This is an example of why Glenn Beck is successful. He manages to skewer the pretensions of several of Liberalism’s sacred cows with one wicked thrust. See below for the full video.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Glenn Beck mocks Mrs. Greenspan
"How about we direct a little of our anger at rich hypocrites like Mrs. Greenspan?
LOL!
Friday, June 15, 2012
Thursday, October 27, 2011
"And Glenn Beck is the Crazy One?"
That’s one side of what people want, right, cause that’s not the only thing people want. they also want to take the bank out of his fucking tower and string him up in the public square.. That’s not that’s not just the crazy left, that’s everyday folks talking about their experiences.
And here's Mediaite making fun of Glenn Beck:
In case you hadn’t heard, Glenn Beck isn’t a fan of the Occupy Wall Street protests. However, unlike some others in the media he isn’t just laughing them off as silly hippies. On the contrary, the protesters should be comforted to know that Beck respects them a great deal. In fact, he respects them enough to think that they’re this close to dragging rich people into the street and murdering them.
Now, whether the OWS gangs will actually hang bankers from lamp posts is still an open question and it looks as if the police are finally hearing from the neighbors and enough video is showing up on the Internet to show people just how how radical, how hateful, how despicable (and for the most part how stupid)these people are. But it's not for the lack of will and its not for the hatred that's exhibited by the core of the people who are responsible for organizing these rallies.
Just once I would like the media clowns with their multi-million dollar contracts and their compounds in the Hamptons who rhapsodize about the OWS gang get surrounded by the mobs, their precious necks fitted for nooses and their feet leave the ground, hung from a tree limb or a lamp post. That's how the French Revolution proceeded; the revolution always eats its young.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Liberal Mob Attack on Glenn Beck
Ann Coutler on Glenn Beck vs. The Mob
Read the whole thing.
The Liberal hive is exactly like that, and if the hive is made up of what the MFM calls "youths" it's much more violent.Of all the details surrounding the liberal mob attack on Glenn Beck and his family in New York's Bryant Park last Monday night, one element stands out. "No, it won't be like that, Dad," his daughter said when Beck questioned the wisdom of attending a free, outdoor movie showing in a New York park.
People who have never been set upon by a mob of liberals have absolutely no idea what it's like to be a publicly recognizable conservative. Even your friends will constantly be telling you: "Oh, it will be fine. Don't worry. Nothing will happen. This place isn't like that."
Read the whole thing.
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
What do you expect when a "Community Organizer" is elected President?
MADISON, WIS. - President Obama thrust himself and his political operation this week into Wisconsin's broiling budget battle, mobilizing opposition Thursday to a Republican bill that would curb public-worker benefits and planning similar protests in other state capitals.
When did demonstrating at the private homes of politicians or corporate executives become an acceptable way to voice one’s political opinions?
Nearly two dozen activists from DC Vote swarmed House Speaker John Boehner’s Capitol Hill residence at 7:30 Thursday morning, chanting “Don’t tread of D.C.”
Wisconsin State Senator Mark Miller Calls Governor Scott Walker's Budget Tactics 'Insulting,' Asks for 'Respect'
That was the message the Wisconsin State Senate Minority Leader Mark Miller wanted to send to Gov. Scott Walker after Miller and 13 fellow Democratic senators fled the state in order to avoid a budget vote that would take away state employee’s bargaining rights and increase health care costs and contributions to pensions.
About 40 percent of the West Bloomfield High School teachers didn’t show up for work on Feb. 15 in the midst of bitter contract negotiations.
Superintendent JoAnn Andrees said that 41 high school teachers didn’t show up and that 36 of those teachers were not within a normal “pattern” of absences. Andrees said as many as a dozen teachers could be out on a typical day. The Michigan Department of Education said there are about 100 teachers at the high school as of 2009-10.
“Nothing has happened to this degree before,” Andrees said.
Minnesota union members are watching the labor unrest in Wisconsin closely. And the head of the state’s 43,000-member public employees union says what’s happening in the Badger State is also headed for Minnesota.
Eliot Seide, executive director of AFSCME Council 5, calls it a “deliberate plan” to break unions.
“This attack on unions and on working people emanates comes out of Washington, D.C.,” said Seide. “By extreme, cheap labor conservatives who want to pit public workers against private workers and drive down the wages and benefits of all workers.”
...But Minnesota Republican leaders say voters are fed up with what they say is public union benefits that private sector workers don’t have.
“Government employees have become the haves and the private sector the have-nots,” said Rep. Steve Drazkowski, R-Mazeppa. He is the author of the “right to work” bill.
“And now it’s being challenged. It’s being challenged because we can’t afford the types of Cadillac versions of pensions, of health insurance and even salaries,” said Drazkowski.
Who’s Polarizing America? Stanley Kurtz:
In Radical-in-Chief, I describe the “inside/outside” or “good cop/bad cop” strategy favored by Obama and his organizing mentors. The idea is that a seemingly moderate “good cop” politician works on the inside of government, while coordinating his moves with nasty Alinskyite “bad cops” on the outside. Reports that Obama’s own organizers helped put together the Madison protests fit the model. That coordination is necessary to achieve Obama’s real goal: kicking off a national grassroots movement of the left that he can quietly manage, while keeping his distance when necessary.
Obama’s good-cop role allows him the flexibility to occasionally criticize protest tactics that cross the line. Yet the reality is that our presidential good cop and his bad cop buddies are in this together. Intimidating protests at the homes of enemy politicians are par for the course with Alinskyites (and, yes, Alinskyites think of their targets as “enemies”). Obama understands all this, and you can be sure that he’s on board with the protests held at the homes of Wisconsin Republican legislators, whether he disowns them or not.
Can we detect a pattern here? Should we have listened more to Glenn Beck?
Here's a suggestion - sort of Cloward/Piven in reverse: pull your kids out of school. Collapse the public school system; home-school! Don't give the teachers a job to come back to. Save the State from economic collapse by not using the public educational system. If you can't home-school, join your neighbors and begin your own private neighborhood school. You can do at least as well educating your children than these miserable failures.
Sunday, October 03, 2010
Compare the rallies
The Glenn Bech rally vs. Obama's "One Nation" rally.
Even with paid supporters, the Left could not come close to Glenn Beck's crowd.
Even with paid supporters, the Left could not come close to Glenn Beck's crowd.
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