Glenn’s reason for not coming right back to the United States is he has planned a stop in South Africa to show what Apartheid was really like – and then on to South America to discuss taking Responsibility for Protecting Israel with the countries that harbored Nazis after WW II. His trip will end in Dallas with a service for 5,000, presumably at John Hagee’s Cornerstone church.
http://www.glennbeck.com/2011/08/24/glenn-takes-movement-of-human-responsibility-global/
I think Reverend Beck has lost it. Or… is it Father Beck? I am not sure.
One of the callers they put on the air today (Leesburg, VA?) mentioned that his church catches a lot of flack for flying the flag of Israel just underneath the US Flag.
Just coincidentally, the Cornerstone church has an outlet in Capetown, South Africa.
From today’s show, it sounds like the South America part of the trip may be called off – it sounded security related
I wonder if Glenn will be introduced to the “Boys from Brazil”? 🙂
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Glenn will be preaching at the High Point church in Arlington Texas
He also mentioned he will be in Venezuela. I wonder if that was bait for Media Matters….
He mentioned that he isn’t going to be allowed in Venezuela. It was a “radio bit”
Glenn Beck is careful not to push his particular, peculiar Mormonism while rubbing elbows with evangelicals. The Hagees are desperate enough with the Traitor Soetero that they will accept a Mormon in their midst – an Exodus event in its own right. Mormon ideas are repugnant and nauseating to evangelicals, as Scientology is disgusting to any free-thinker. This signals a true desperation – a last-ditch hoping-against-hope of the “religious right.” Glenn Beck may not be considered an equal among orthodox Christians, but considering the collapse of modern evangelicalism, he’s all they got.