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Complaints Flood CNN After Beck Smears Ron Paul Supporters As Terrorists
Neo-Con and ex-Marxist demonize founding fathers, Ron Paul supporters as terrorists in outrageous attack on free speech, urge use of U.S. military against domestic enemies, anti-war left, libertarians, talking points have roots in September 2006 White House strategy document, demands for retraction flood CNN, sponsors boycotted Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Friday, November 16, 2007

[align=left]Complaints and demands for a retraction and an apology are flooding CNN today after Neo-Con host Glenn Beck and ex-Marxist David Horowitz smeared Ron Paul supporters, libertarians and the anti-war left as terrorist sympathizers and inferred that the U.S. military should be used to silence them, parroting a talking point that traces back to a September 2006 White House directive.
This is part of an ongoing propaganda assault which has also been mimicked by other anti-American Neo-Con talking heads like Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh.
Beck opened up his show segment by inferring that the U.S. military should be used to silence domestic dissent against the war, claiming that those he would later identify as Ron Paul supporters, libertarians and the anti-war left and link with terrorists, were a "physical threat."
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"When you enlist in the U.S. military, you have take an oath that says you're gonna support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies - foreign and domestic - we talk a lot on this program about the foreign threats - maybe we should spend some time tonight on the domestic one....the physical threat may be developing domestically as well," said Beck.
Beck then goes on to make the absurd insinuation that Ron Paul supporters are a terrorist threat because they are causing disenfranchisement with the government. His evidence? The November 5th donation drive coincided with a 400-year-old piece of British history and Guy Fawkes plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
Beck then introduces his guests, the great grandson of Winston Churchill, and admitted former Marxist and now Neo-Con ideologue David Horowitz.
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We are forced to digest the bizarre and abhorrent spectacle of a British elitist, "former" Marxist Horowitz and anti-American Neo-Con Glenn Beck infer that 1776, the founding fathers and the very birth of freedom in America is somehow evil and affiliated with terrorism and extremism.
This brought back memories of a July 2001 FEMA training meeting in Oklahoma where a FEMA representative was caught on video instructing local police that the American people were the enemy and that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and the rest of the founding fathers were a terrorist organization.
Watch the video below.

Ex-Marxist Horowitz and Beck then go on to link the anti-war left, Ron Paul supporters on the right and libertarians like Lew Rockwell, with "Islamofascists" and terrorists.
Horowitz states, "I think it's very significant he (Ron Paul) chose Guy Fawkes as an image."
This in itself is a complete lie - the Ron Paul campaign did not create the November 5th donation drive, it was created by one individual and the November 5th motif was merely a gimmick to make people remember to donate. To suggest it was a thinly veiled expression of sympathy with a 17th century terrorist is manifestly ridiculous.
Horowitz then claims, "There are plenty, unfortunately, libertarian websites which are indistinguishable from the anti-American left these days - LewRockwell.com and others like that - they are totally in bed with the Islamofascists and have turned against this country."
This is a completely fallacious, slanderous and damaging lie, but Horowitz and Beck are still laboring under the illusion that the American people buy their bellicose smear attacks which are completely devoid of any substance and delivered only with the aid of discredited sound bites and rhetorical clichés.
During the course of the segment, Beck also repeated the contention that another Timothy McVeigh would emerge from one of the groups he demonized.
Beck's diatribe is just the latest in a series of smear attempts to equate 9/11 truthers, Ron Paul supporters and other activists with violence and terrorism, or otherwise discredit them. Bill O'Reilly has been doing it for weeks.

What is the origin of the talking points that are now being disseminated by the likes of Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh and others?
Back in September 2006, we reported on a White House strategy document for "winning the war on terror," in which conspiracy theorists were targeted as a wellspring of terrorism. The document threatens to "address" and "diminish" the problems they are causing the government in fulfilling their agenda.
The document states that terrorism springs from "subcultures of conspiracy and misinformation," and that "terrorists recruit more effectively from populations whose information about the world is contaminated by falsehoods and corrupted by conspiracy theories. The distortions keep alive grievances and filter out facts that would challenge popular prejudices and self-serving propaganda."
Bush referred to the strategy paper as "an unclassified version of the strategy we've been pursuing since September the 11th, 2001," that takes into account, "the changing nature of this enemy."
The Neo-Con talking heads are actually parroting White House propaganda handed down to them by the Bush administration.
You can even trace the legacy right back to Bush's November 10, 2001 speech to the U.N., in which he said that "outrageous conspiracy theories concerning the attacks of September the 11th" should not be tolerated.
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In the current context, this unified assault also dovetails with the advance of H.R. 1955, entitled the â??Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007", which is vaguely worded and could easily be used to label activist groups as terrorist recruiters.
As Kurt Nimmo writes, "The only serious threat to the neocons and their neolib partners in crime emanates from the patriot and 9/11 truth movementsâ??and that is why, as increasing numbers of patriotic and politically diverse Americans rally around the Ron Paul presidential campaign, we are witnessing increasingly virulent and desperate attacks against Paul, who is now absurdly conflated with â??Islamo-fascistâ?� terrorists."
"If they are able to successfully characterize Ron Paul as a terrorist and thus sabotage his political campaign, there will be no end to the state-sponsored domestic terrorism they will unleash against the American people stripped of all advocates," he concludes.
It also coincides with a House Homeland Security Subcommittee hearing on "Terrorism and the Internet" held last week, broadcast on C-Span, which featured a panel of "experts", including representatives formerly of the RAND Corporation and the Simon Wiesenthal Center who presented 9/11 truth websites sites alongside sites that celebrate the attacks and offer training in terrorist tactics.
Why are Glenn Beck and David Horowitz a threat to America?
a) They openly call for the U.S. military to be used to suppress freedom of speech, a complete violation of the first amendment and everything that America stands for. This in itself exposes them as anti-American traitors.
b) They openly state, without any evidence whatsoever to substantiate the claim, that Lew Rockwell, libertarian and anti-war groups are "totally in bed with the Islamofascists," which could prompt their nutcase followers into physical violence and perhaps even assassination attempts against anti-war and libertarian leaders as well as Ron Paul supporters.
c) If there are real terrorist groups in America, as we are constantly told, then Beck and Horowitz are diverting attention away from them by fingering peaceful protest and activist groups, leaving genuine terrorists under less scrutiny by law enforcement and the FBI.
Beck and Horowitz are the only ones doing harm to America - they are anti-American traitors.
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I agree with Beck 100%


He will not back down to the dumb Paultards.....

That link has no video, it's just a picture of Glenn Beck's show. I'd be really interested to see it strait at the source.

EDIT: nevermind, that's just the first pic, I see the video below. lol, I got very little sleep last night.

Now that I've seen the video:

Alex Jones is just wrong when he says Glenn Beck relates the 1776 American revolution to terrorism. All Beck said was that Guy Fox and the American revolution had a similar incitement, that the government would not listen to them. He called Guy Fox a "terrorist like Timithy McVey", but made no such accusation toward the American revolutionaries.

But, Glenn also acted like an idiot in trying to link Ron Paul and his supporters to terrorists. The point of making this "money bomb" in celebration of Guy Fox is the same reason millions of Brits celebrate Guy Fox Day, to commemorate discent against an oppressive government regime. By Glenn's bizarre logic, every Brit that celebrates Guy Fox day (a national holiday) is celebrating and endorsing terrorism! But he wouldn't dare to go England and say that, because anybody with half a brain and an ounce of sense knows that Guy Fox Day is held to commemorate the spirit of discent from government opression, not terrorism.

Furthermore, I agree with Jones 100% that it's rediculous linking anybody who's anti-war or on the left to "Islamo-Fascists". "Islamo-Fascism" is a rediculous term in and of itself, coined to use a classical tactic of justification; link your opponent to somebody we can all hate, Nazi's!"
But now, to say you're anti-american and a supporter of terrorism for not supporting a war that actaully hinders the war on terror... idiocy, to say the least. The American revolution, the constitution itself, were created and upheld in the spirit of maintaining control by the will of the people, not supporting your government in all its endeavors no matter what they may be.




lol, I also watched the Bill O'Riley video there. I just can't believe that guy, his attitude is consitantly "How DARE you have a different opinion! Those types of opinions are dangerous! Opinions that I deem dangerous shouldn't be allowed!!!"
OMG that guy is a nutjob.

Using Glenn Beck's screwy rationale I guess would mean George Washington and our founding fathers were terrorists?
Why is the right so afraid of free speech?