Posted on 11/19/2017 2:52:39 AM PST by MNDude
This video shows Glenn Beck using Vicks Vapor to make himself cry. He and his staff are laughing about it as he instantly puts on and off his sad crying face. I never thought it would be possible to hate Glenn Beck more than I already do.
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Just keep on digging; diddums, you are the one making sure that everyone who even bothers to read your claptrap, now knows what a benighted fool you are.
Conservatives need to stop eating their own.
It’s pointless and foolish.
He’s a phony and the whiteboard schtick with Barton and other evangelists did more harm than good.
I’ve watched and giggled at the hemmeroid video many, many times. He hugs a little blanket and is practically sucking his thumb. Sick dude.
Any list of books would be great. One of my favorite writers was and is Ronald Radosh who wrote about the Venona Files where we found out Julius Rosenberg was guilty as hell. I also enjoyed (if that’s the word) books about the spies Philby, Burgess and MacLean and remember when that art historian was outed as a spy (his name??) and part of that group. His own gay bar booed and hissed at him when he tried to enter.
Truly, we can’t get through to some freepers. They are a generation who watch tv and scoff at “some books” and DARE to mock people who do read books. Without books, one may as well die.
That whole episode was pathetic; however, it certainly gave people an inside look at just what an immature, overly emotional, crazy Beck is.
Oh gee... I too have enjoyed ( is THAT the correct word for it? ) books, movies, and T.V. shows about Burgess, Philby, and MacLean. The art historian, whose name you're searching for, is: Anthony Blunt.
Did you ever see the T.V. ( Brit ) show, in which Alan Bates played Guy Burgess? It was wonderful and, or course, Bates was marvelous in it.
I especially recommend FAMILY CIRCLE, by Susan Braudy ( another "insider" of the Commie Horde authored book ), as it names names and strings even MORE of these Commie Families together.
On the other side ( the author is still very much a stinking lefty and covers it all as being "good" ) is 1968 THE YEAR THAT ROCKED THE WORLD, by Mark Kurlansky...for names and "inside" look-see.
No T.V. show, no matter how well done ( and Beck's were NOT well done at all! ) can inform as a book can. And yes, without books, one may as well die!
I’m going to look up Family Circle. My mother was very concerned about commies back in the 50s so I was always interested in the subject. Then when Reagan was elected, gave Horowitz a medal, I was off, reading everything I could!
Anthony Blunt! Leave it to you to come up with the name. Four evil guys. And, of course, I saw the Alan Bates movie. I wouldn’t have missed it, lol. The worst of the lot, in my opinion, was Kim Philby who really did get agents in the field killed.
Did you watch the Smiley shows? I read all the books - and they are NOT easy novels. Brilliant, though. I was a smart cookie as a kid.
I grew up in a family that was rabidly anti-Commie; yet in a sort of subtle way. LOL
When I was a little kiddo, there was an early T.V. show called "I LED THREE LIVES" ( about a man who was a double agent and something else too, but I forget what the third "life" [ maybe being just a normal person? ] and it was VERY ant-Commie! ) that I got hooked on. Why this show fascinated me so, at such a young age, I don't know, but it did and I still remember it well. So my interest in spies, counterspies, and stinking COMMIES goes back a long way.
I knew about Horowitz in the '60s and hated his faaaaaaaaaaaar lefty, STINKING COMMIE guts! Back then, I even made HATE lists ( still have them ), of every single name on the double page ads, in the N.Y. Times, that the lefties took out and signed, as well as those who were just in the news and/or in the EVO of the Village Voice. Talk about oppo research long before there was a net! hehehehehe
Yes, we share this interest so of course I knew you were talking about Blunt. I have been a gigantic Bates fan ( I think I've seen just about every movie and T.V. show he was ever in )forever, so like you, I wouldn't have missed that one for the world. :-)
Yes, Philby was the worst of the lot.
Of course I watched all of the Smiley shows! I only read a few of the books, though.
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