Beck "hacked off" by RNC memo, claims America is looking for "someone that is not going to play on our fears"
March 08, 2010 11:30 am ET
From the March 8 broadcast of Premiere Radio Networks' The Glenn Beck Program:
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On the other hand, he seems to be to be a very dangerous individual. I think that there are striking similiarities between Glenn Beck and Adolph Hitler. There I said it. I don't mean that Beck wants to kill 6 million people or that he is a sociopathic megalomaniac bent on world domination. But, if you look closely you will see a similiarity in the communication styles between the two. Both illuminate themselves as a lone voice in the wilderness. They both wish to appear as the bringer of bad tidings while being the potential savior at the same time. Hitler made this conspiratorial argument with tentacles everywhere about the Jewish people having this goal of destroying the way things should be and destroying the way things WERE. Has anyone actually sat and listened to Glenn Beck's mind numbing indictment of the Progressive movement? I mean, my God! Progressives in Glenn Becks eyes are no better than jews were in Hitler's.
Pay attention to Glenn Beck sometime. Listen to how he gives these forebodings of impending doom. Listen to how he characterizes himself as the only one who is telling the truth, the only one who is willing to stand up and be a voice of reason. Good ol' Glenn. I'm sure in a time of crisis he would "reluctantly" assume the mantle of leadership. Does anyone actually believe that this narcissist man doesn't look at himself in the mirror each day and fantasize about being some supreme potentate or something to that effect. It's just obvious to me.
I agree with you, dogbreath. Glennie pushes fear and conspiracy theories on radio and teevee. The fear-mongerer-in-chief is now trying to speak out against the RNC for doing the same thing he does.
Now he wants to distance himself from suggestions in a document that describe his act to a T.
Did he even read it?
He "obviously" didn't pay that much attention to it.
"basically play on their fears, I was in this powerpoint wasn't I? (Hmm.. Were you? I didn't know that? I'm not sure),
That's why I obviously didn't really follow it that much cause it was like, cause it was, you know, had me in it,
and me at the chalk board, and I was just like, blah, blah, blah." -- Glenn Beck
He is an example of how to play to people's fears!
These two are so shady I can't believe that anyone believes anything that comes out of their mouths.