Glenn Beck Threatens To Leave NRA Over Muslim Brotherhood Fears [AUDIO]

DailyCaller.com ^ | 03/12/2015 | CHUCK ROSS

[TexasCajun]

Talk radio host Glenn Beck is up in arms over his belief that National Rifle Association board member Grover Norquist is a Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer and he may end his membership with the gun rights group if Norquist is re-elected.

Beck dropped that bombshell on his millions of listeners in an interview on Wednesday with Frank Gaffney, the president of the terror watch group Center for Security Policy.

Beck said he is convinced that Norquist, the longtime anti-tax crusader who heads Americans for Tax Reform, is “a dangerous man” and in bed with the Muslim Brotherhood, which has close ties with the terrorist group Hamas.

Gaffney tried in 2011 to get Norquist shut out of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). But the plan backfired when Gaffney found himself banned from officially participating in the annual event. A unanimous letter signed by the board of the American Conservative Union, which hosts CPAC, called Gaffney’s claims “false and unfounded.”

[TexasCajun]

Does this progressive GOP leader have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

[TexasCajun]

Grover Norquist & Glenn Beck, should be an interesting thread.

[Gaffer]

Actually, I don’t care what Glen does. He can go break that seal on his backup bottle for whiskey for all I care.

I’m surprised he didn’t have a week or two of tease run ups to his big earthshattering announcement, exclusively on his channel.

[circlecity]

This is one of the few times lately I agree with Beck.

[Flintlock]

Glenn is RIGHT, BTW.

[pepsionice]

Grover might know taxes...but beyond that...he’s ‘lost’ on NRA issues. It’s puzzling that they got him onto the board. I’d be curious to know who brought him up into the system originally.

[circlecity]

"Glenn is RIGHT, BTW."

I know, that's why I said I agree with him.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Glenn, always late to the party. LOL!

[PoloSec]

I dumped the NRA back around 2008 when they endorsed a boatload of democrats; so I have no reservations they have some alignment with mussie hoods.

As for Beck I dumped him around 2010; when it became obvious to me he was suffering a grave mental illness, I don’t know how it is not even more obvious to so many now.

[rockrr]

Glenn who?

[jsanders2001]

Seems Glen is right about this guy. Norquist is a Muzzie lover:

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2011/kenneth-r-timmerman/grover-norquists-new-muslim-protege/

[taildragger]

I dumped the NRA back around 2008

Their continuous funding of Harry Reid was a bridge to far from me, I had to walk away.....

[Yosemitest]

"Glenn Beck Threatens to Leave NRA if Grover Norquist Re-Elected"

Glenn Beck Threatens to Leave NRA if Grover Norquist Re-Elected ( 1:21 )
Published on Mar 11, 2015
In an unprecedented conversation between Glenn Beck and Center For Security Policy's Frank Gaffney, Beck went on record saying
he will leave the National Rifle Association if terrorist-enabler Grover Norquist is re-elected on the Board of Directions.
This is important for many reasons due to Norquist's massive influence over the Republican Party.
For more detail be sure to watch The United West micro-series "The Wizard of K Street" which is an investigative expose' of Grover Norquist and his nefarious operations.

For the Full Interview of Frank Gaffney, founder and president of the Center for Security Policy discussing Grover Norquist's possible ties to the Muslim Brotherhood,
watch about the first 35 minutes of 03-11-15: Glenn Beck Radio Program,
or listen to it on The Glenn Beck Program Grover Norquist=Muslim Brotherhood? 3/11/15 starting at about 6 minutes and 30 seconds into the show
and ending at about 21 minutes from the start of the show..

Does this progressive GOP leader have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?
By Wilson, Wednesday, Mar 11, 2015

... “There is a re-election campaign going on right now in the NRA for Grover Norquist.
And Grover Norquist is I believe one of the more dangerous men in America.
And they’ve done a really great job of making anybody who thinks Grover Norquist is a dangerous man look like a conspiracy theorist.
But he is a dangerous man,” Glenn said on radio.

Frank Gaffney said,
“I wouldn’t have believed this myself if I hadn’t had the providential experience, I guess, Glenn, of actually being co-located with his organization, for seven biblically long years.
And in this course of that time, about a month after we moved into this shared sublet arrangement,
a colleague of mine said there’s a Muslim Brotherhood front group on the other side of that Xerox room, which we happened to share.
So this anti-activist, the man who’s promise in certain conservative circles particularly for his role in trying to keep taxes low and a pledge to not raise taxes and so on,
has had a side line that he started, I discovered, back in 1998 when he began taking money and staff and otherwise associating with a top Muslim Brotherhood operative at the time by the name of Abdurahman Alamoudi.”

“Alamoudi was subsequently imprisoned for 23 years in connection with terrorism charges and was also identified by the federal government as an al-Qaeda financier.
This is a man who put Grover Norquist in the business of running an Islamist influence operation called the Islamic Free Market Institute,
and I believe and what’s so worrying about the possibility he might be re-elected to the [NRA] board…is
I think these influence operations on behalf of enemies of this country are continuing.
We’ve done a dossier on this which people can check out at securefreedom.org.
It’s called Agent of Influence, Grover Norquist and the Assault on the Right.”

“Grover Norquist has been promoting, and he makes no bones about it, so-called leaders of Muslim American community,
a number of whom, not just Alamoudi, but Sami al-Arian, for example, have also convicted on terrorism charges.
Others are known Muslim Brotherhood operatives.
He helped engineer their influence on George W. Bush at a critical time, within hours of 9/11, by the way.
And subsequently, that I believe contributed materially to the problem we talked about on the show yesterday, a lack of clarity about the nature of the enemy.
We’re being subjected, thanks in part to Grover Norquist and his Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist friends to an influence operation.”

What is an influence operation?
Gaffney explained that it involves infiltrating enemies and
“An influence operation is one of the oldest pieces of tradecraft espionage and sort of state operations against enemies.
You see what you can do
to get inside their heads,
to get inside their government,
to get inside their civil society institutions,
and undermine them from within.
This is, by the way, the EXPLICIT MISSION of the Muslim Brotherhood.
A plan they put together back in 1991.
It was introduced into evidence down in Richardson, Texas, in 2008, by the federal government.
It says [the Muslim Brotherhood’s mission in America
…is to destroy western civilization from within by their hands,
meaning ours,
meaning infidels and the hands of the believers
so that God’s religion is made victorious over all other religions.
And then it proceeds to lay out how the brothers are working to undermine from within
the church, the media, academia, our financial sector, our government.
And so on.
And what I really am concerned about is the extent to which Grover Norquist has been AN ENABLER of this, particularly against the conservative movement.
And against the Republican party.”

“What you cannot help but take away from a clear, objective reading of this dossier, Glenn, is
Grover Norquist has in fact been serving AS AN AGENT OF INFLUENCE since 1998 FOR Muslim Brotherhood operatives and organizations and – oh by the way – FOR the Iranian government as well.
Running interference for them in a matter that is deeply I believe injurious to our interests.”

“These are documented facts.
He does deny them.
He will accuse me of being a racist, bigot, and Islamaphobe and so on.
And the board of the National Rifle Association and I believe
the membership needs to know what these facts are,
and if they do, I can’t imagine that they want that guy anywhere near a leadership position in that organization,” Gaffney said.

Gaffney said that he is often asked what Norquist’s motivation for helping the Muslim Brotherhood could be,
and he admitted that he doesn’t know why he does it.
His actions, on the other hand, show that it is happening.

“This is particularly concerning because THIS GUY IS INSIDE THE WIRE
of the conservative movement,
of the Republican party,
of the National Rifle Association
and I believe it must come to an end,” Gaffney said.

...

[laplata]

Better late than never.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Beck is nuts.

[UncleSam]

Gaffney speaks for me. Thank you

[Guenevere]

Bttt

[Yosemitest]

Me too.

[GraceG]

Grover Norquist & Glenn Beck, should be an interesting thread.

In the Nebraska RNC senate primary Glenn Beck interviewed shane osborne and Ben Sasse...

All it took for Glenn to DUMP and I mean DUMP LIKE A FLAMING HOT POTATO ON FIRE, was for Shane Osborne to mention that he was involved with Grover Al-Noorquist... AND BAM!!!

Glenn Became 100% support of Ben Sasse INSTANTLY!!

I know because I was listening LIVE to that show and my Jaw Dropped when that Schmuck Osborne mentioned Grover’s name because I knew what was coming. Osborne pretty much depth charged his own campaign at that very instant.

[GraceG]

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/04/17/nebraska-power-hour-senate-candidates-duel-on-glenn-becks-radio-program/

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The two agreed that “this is what people hate about politics,” and Osborn highlighted more of what differentiates him from his opponent before he remarked: “One other plug: Tonight, I’ve got Grover Norquist doing a town hall with me … I’m pretty excited to have Grover helping me out.”

“You’re close with Grover Norquist?” Beck inquired.

“I’ve known him for years,” Osborn said. “I think Americans for Tax Reform does a lot to help the movement on simplification. We need a fairer, flatter tax code.”

Beck later said it was “incredible” what happened at the end of the interview. He said he wrote down a couple of questions to ask Osborn, and “all of the sudden” it was like he “couldn’t even read the writing.”

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