Beck’s Book List Added
ByMany of us continue to keep checking to see if The 912 Project website is back up and running with no results at the present time, 12:15 PM CST.
I have taken this opportunity to add an updated Beck’s Book List to the right column for a great selection of books for your reading and educational enjoyment. I’ve added books like, Applied Economics, The Real George Washington, and Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell. All of which are great reads!
Remember to let your family and friends, who may not have had the opportunity to watch Glenn Beck’s special last night, know about the replaying of the ‘We Surround Them’ special that will be on Saturday 14, at 9 PM ET.
Wouldn’t it just be amazing if both showings were record setting shows with their ratings? That might just help to get some attention and get the movement rolling even more.
In the mean time, I have seen some twitter updates about an article titled, “I May Run for President of Texas” written by Chuck Norris on WorldNetDaily. Enjoy the read, I did.
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where is the shot heard round' the world? just wondering. i wish the great state of N.H would go back to live free or die and the rest of new england would leave or stop bringing their politics ,hey is there a code enforcement officer headding up the control of backyard swing sets? or BBQ enforcement we need some more dooo gooders out there looking out for our best interests .
We need to hold obama accountable to christain values he claims to have , you can not claim to be saved and legalize the mass execution of childern and openly lie and say that he speaks on behalf of all americans ,its apparent that his values are his apparent power,may GOD bless him according to his works.
WHY IS NO TV OR NEWSPAPER QUOTING OBAMA WITH HIS TRASHING AMERICA AND AMERICANS ON NATIONAL TV IN HIS EUROPEAN TRIP. WHY ?? WILL THEY (OUR ENEMY CLOSE THEM DOWN? BY THE WAY – READ THE LIFE OF MOHAMMED IF YOU THINK OBAMA IS A CHRISTIAN. HE IS NOT A FOLLOWER OF TRUTH. CHRIS DODD AND GEITNER ARE BILDERBERGS. NO ONE HAS MENTIONED THAT. EXPLAINS A LOT DOESN'T IT.
What difference does a person's religious beliefs make? Religion is a question of private conscience.
obama's speechs of change and appsolutes pretty much mimics the speechs of adolf hitler's which is pretty scary ,he's what i consider a professional hypocrite based on his actions and his past ,even his so called church.
uhhhhhh…..dave?
Can you cite some specific examples of this alleged "mimicking" of Hitler's speeches?
Please include the links to your sources so I can check them for accuracy and qualification as well.
Hitler had already made his way into france, and if it had not have been for the united states, he would have suceeded in going all the way. I wonder what is in Mr. President's thinking, becauseit is not for the good of this country. This country was founded on ones beliefs , and faith. I am not a democrate but his words ring so true. Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. {Kennedy Speech, when he was swearing in as president}. He fought in WWII , and lost a brother to WWII. Clinton, and obama . What does this country really mean to them?
Actually,…
…given the entirety of the 2nd World War in the European theater of the War, it was the Russians…the Soviet Union…that defeated Germany…and at tremendous sacrifice.
My father has a picture and it was taken after the Americans were in the Break-through. The russians destroyed the building after they arrived. My father and his comrades were waiting to get the order that never came. The Russians entered first, but the Americans wete already there, but due to politics { as Usual }, we could not enter. If we had been allowed Hitler would have been captured. My father did not know about the picture until after he came home. The picture was taken , then some one put the film in his coat. It is a wonderful picture,and it shows that they are in Berlin, surrounded by the German people. In the back ground is the Nazi emblem. I believe in what my father told me, because during my entire life he never spoke once about WWII in detail, until the last two years of his life. It affected him deeply, as it did many. How can some be in battle and it not affect them?
Debbie,
I am sure your Father is a fine man and our Nation certainly appreciates his service in the name of freedom and democracy.
My Grandfather fought in WW1, and he then spent the rest of his life talking about it. It was the biggest thing in his life. He fought in the trenches in France and he detested Germans. Its odd how some vets never want to discuss their service while others won't stop discussing their service. However, in the end they are all heroes to us.
My father was not ashame of his service , because if that was the case he would not have retired from the Air Force. It was the vietnam era that disturbed him. He did talk about those young boys being sent out, and coming home in body bags.He was on the front line for 321days, and i think combat affects any individual no matter in what conflict that they fought in. Some men chose to stay more open to the experience, and some chose to put it in the back and move on, but after awhile they all end up talking about it. It was not the fact that my father was not honored to serve this great country, it was when he had to be honor guard at many funerals, that bothered him the most.Your right about them all being heroes, I am proud of all of them, but I was glad that my father opened up, it helped him greatly.
Debbie,
I had a good friend years ago who's Dad was one of the original fellows that put the flag up on that hill at Iwo Jima in the WW2 Pacific theater of war. I am sure you have seen the photo. By the way, he was one of the ones who put up the original flag there (they did it twice that day..one time was the real deal the next time was for the cameras). He fought long and hard to get up that hill and many of his comrades died in the process. He himself was wounded in the stomach. In fact, he commented on the fact that the moisture that created the deep mud they had to crawl through was not water but rather human blood. It was one of the few times I ever heard him speak of the war. He was never ashamed of his service, but I think it was emotionally draining for him to talk about it. I think that is how it is with a lot of vets. They are proud of their service, but naturally they also like to put some of the memories behind them. Your Dad and thousands of men and women just like him saved us and the World from Nazi/jap domination and secured our freedom. I guess that is why we call that generation "the Greatest Generation." After all, your Dad and others in his generation saved the World. God Bless him!