After reading civil rights movement's commitment card, Beck says, "Looks to me like the next phase of the 9/12 Project"

Promotion, promotion, promotion. It sounds like Beck has more books and concert tickets to sell. I'm guessing a paid tour is also part of the next phase as well.

You've failed at most of these already, Glenn. By the way? The commitment card came BEFORE the protest, not as a tacked on afterthought when it became clear that violence had become a de facto solution for those within the movement.

Okay, there isn't much here to object to. The part about meditating on Jesus doesn't work for Jews or Muslims and other non-Christians, but it isn't harmful. I have no problem with Teabaggers and other wingnuts protesting. They have as much right to protest as anyone else. But while I think they have the right to protest, I don't have to respect what they are protesting for, and I don't have to stay silent if I disagree with their aims. If the KKK wants to have a rally, they have every right to march, but I can be there to wave signs of disagreement. Most of what Glennie wants isn't bad, but he wants to impose his beliefs on other people. I also don't believe that he believes everything he is saying. I also think he knows that non-violence and peaceful protests are not something that comes easily, if at all, for many of his followers. I still worry that people will be hurt, and he is using statements like this as legal cover if something happens.

Totally off topic here guys, but if you haven't seen Jon Stewart from last night you have to take a look. It was great!

His plaN IS EVOLVING......BE AFRAID

A shameful, repulsive and cynical appropriation of someone else's historical narrative of victory to advance a cause that in no, way, shape or form resembles the struggle for civil rights for U.S. minorities. Au contraire, Beck's cause would be a setback for minority rights.

Beck is a modern-day snake oil salesman, and will debase himself to tell any lie or revise any history, or steal anyone else's narratives just to make a buck off his wares. We all know that he profits greatly from gold sales, and gold prices correlate to fear and anxiety levels.

Someone please tell Mr. Beck that Martin Luther King Jr was a Progressive and preached social justice.

These sound more like goals and attributions of ACORN, not the Gold Mongers 12-step solution to making folks think you are a charitable redeemer. Beck, give your millions to the Acorn Project you assisted into financial distress/ruin and take to wearing sack-cloth. Lay-off the comparisons of yourself to really altruistic persons--you ain't one.

Looks to me like the next source of a huge chunk of cash for Glennie.

The list is good, but would be better if not Jesus-specific. I hope the writer(s) have learned the importance of copyright; Beck is going to print it up, with his name, logo and picture, and make a pile.

Beck: "You know what? You should get the, um, Teachings of Jesus by, um, Thomas Jefferson. It's a great book. I don't know if they still publish it. They, um, they published it for an anniversary I think about fifteen years ago. Look for it on Amazon. It's great."

I did. No such book exists, at least not according to Amazon. You don't mean, The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, a.k.a. The Jefferson Bible, do you, Glenn? You know, the book Jefferson created by literally cutting up the Holy Bible with a razor in order to construct a narrative of the life of Jesus of Nazareth without any references to the supernatural?

He seems to be constantly rewriting America's history to fit his own agenda and economic goals...

Here's a challenge, Glen: Try living up to that yourself, for one week, on your shows. You know doggone well that your ratings would tank. You haven't gotten rich by "refrain(ing) from violence of...tongue and heart." Do you have the soul to sacrifice all that mammon?