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Glenn Beck Delivers Moving, Tearful Monologue — Without Saying a Single Word

June 11, 2013 at 12:43pm

I saw the cards message on BlazeTV — IT WORKS.

In fact, Mr. Beck should continue using the cards even with his vocal chords issues going forward.

Imagine this…
Occasional 5-10 minute (to keep it to the point, engaging) Beck appearances with just the cards and perhaps a visual(s) next to the card such as a graph, picture, chart, drawing, etc.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a couple of words well placed can PAINT A PICTURE.

Get creative. Who says it takes vocal chords to have true voice???? Think out of the box.
NSA Leaker Officially Fired from His Job

June 11, 2013 at 12:34pm

Let’s get the terms right — he is not a leaker. He is a WHISTLEBLOWER.
The Corporal Manning and Julian Assange are leakers.
‘Traitor’: John Boehner Sides With Obama and Makes It Clear What He Thinks About NSA Whistleblower

June 11, 2013 at 12:22pm

If GOP does not replace it’s national leadership Bohener (House), McConnell (Senate), and Priebus (RNC chair). Cantor … it will continue to lose ground on all fronts.

It all starts with leadership. No country, business, organization, or effort has effectively sustained itself without good leadership.

Does anyone know of a good, robust scorecard on these guys across issues and overtime? There are better people to run the show. Time for a change. Sooner the better.
They have no plan, no guts, no discernible direction, no ability to communicate, no ability to truly bring forth urgency in critical area…and more.

In short, the lack most all the essentials of what defines a leader.
Is It Time for Churches to Abandon Tax-Exempt Status to Protect Religious Freedom?

June 11, 2013 at 12:13pm

Not if oppressive tax rates put them out of business or make it tough to cover regular expenses.
Surprising Piece of Scottish Legislation Would Pair Every Child with a ‘Named Person’ to Ensure Well-Being

June 11, 2013 at 12:11pm

When is this collectivism/new world order/big brother stuff going to stop?
Liberty and responsibility are pretty easy concepts, so why does government always screw with them?
A rhetorical question.
License, Registration and…Cellphone: N.J. Bill Would Allow Cops to Look Through Your Phone After an Accident

June 11, 2013 at 12:07pm

Police nationwide already have devices that can pull all information from a cell phone at a distance. Phonebook, pictures, texts, everything. Question is how widely is it deployed, used, and what are the protocols.
Controversial Cybersecurity Bill Heads to House for Vote: Here’s What You Need to Know

April 17, 2013 at 7:16pm

The fine line between “protection” and privacy is being trampled as it is crossed — and with frightening, increasing impunity.

This is the Information Age and personal privacy is one of the great over-arching issues of the 21st century (that’s this one) because of its direct and tangential ties to basic freedoms of all types. It affects everyone. Rights lost are NOT easily regained here or anywhere else.

Cybersecurity should focus more on tech protections and counter attack actions, not on liberty-stealing privacy rules/regs/activities slid under the wire.
Now Is not the Time to Discuss the ‘Political Aftermath,’ Especially When Your Theories Are Ludicrous

April 17, 2013 at 7:04pm

The bombing has all the hallmarks of radical Islamists. Read the Jihadi manuals (available online) about how to attack America and it is all there in spades.

No claims of responsibility is not surprising since Islamic terrorists do not want to upset the the U.S. Islamic propaganda efforts (CAIR, 25-city drive for Sharia Law, etc.). Similarly, the bombs were timed to go off 3 hours after the lead international runners passed the finish line — no need to rev up the world against Islam when the target was the devil dog U.S.

Watch out if the Muslims grow to 4% of U.S. populace — worldwide facts show increased radical insurgencies in areas with over 3-4% Muslim population. Apparently there is strength and confidence in numbers — even if small and semi-organized.
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According to the 2000 United States Census, the state with the largest percentage of Muslims is Michigan, with 1.2% of its population being Muslim. New Jersey has the second largest percentage with 0.9%, followed by Massachusetts with 0.8%. These percentages continue to grow stealthily.

48% of Arabs lived in just five states in 2000: California, New York, Michigan, New Jersey, and Florida. Just three states had an Arab population of over 100,000: California, New York, and Michigan.

U.S. needs to borrow from the Israelis on how to post-op an attack on the homeland — clean it up, move on, don’t dwell on it, keep citizens aware and armed (just say no to gun control), and keep on keepin’ on!
Should Cellphone Service Be Shut Off During Emergencies for Public Safety?

April 17, 2013 at 6:45pm

No. The government can already track all calls and content with advanced computing and telecom technology. No need to shut off all. The greater good is greatly impeded by what may/may not be gleaned from the action of the perpetrating few.
Do Boston Bombings Make a Case for More Camera Surveillance?

April 17, 2013 at 6:37pm

In reply to WilliamORights.

Spoken like a true elisted/snobbish lefty infiltrator and Obamanista!