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Louis Farrakhan likens America to the Beast of Revelation

March 28, 2011
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Neither the New Black Panthers nor the Nation of Islam seem to be big fans of Obama at the moment. Both Malik Shabass and Louis Farrakhan have been extraordinarily critical of the actions the United States has made in Libya. Glenn had the story on radio.

Shabazz, leader of the New Black Panthers, said, “And whatever Barack Obama is doing this hour, he represents the white man.  He represents the ideology of the white man, he represents the policies of the white man, he represents the CIA setup, sabotage, lying on an African leader and bomb that man like he's George Bush.  He represents the white man.”

But what was he saying when he was on Glenn’s old CNN show?

“Obama's my man because I believe he can change and I pray to almighty God that America will listen to and follow Barack Obama, black or white or whoever you are.  I say that Barack Obama is the true salvation for America.  And to bring us beyond the negative and the nasty and the injustices that have caused persons like Reverend Wright or myself to speak out.”

“So now are we going to listen to him?  Because he was wildly wrong there.  Or is he wildly wrong here?  Or is he right in both places? Glenn asked.

“The FBI is not going to investigate the Black Panthers, believe me.  Even if they become political enemies of this president, they won't investigate the Black Panthers.  They also probably won't look into Louis Farrakhan.”

And what’s the latest from Farrakhan?

“America's not filled with human beings.  America's filled with beasts,” the Nation of Isam leader said. “ He has become as John the Revelator said, the habitation of devils.”

Glenn warned, “If you truly believe, if you can get people to believe that we are beasts.  Now remember, when he talks about the beasts, he's talking about the Antichrist kind of beast.  He is talking about, you don't want to talk like this.  He's talking about the beast.  If you can convince people that we are beasts, well, then you can convince them pretty much to do anything and justify in their heads that anything can be done.”

Glenn added, “Is anyone in the media going to pay attention to this?  Can you get your friends to pay attention to this?  We are up against now someone who is convincing his people ‑‑ and they don't need much convincing ‑‑ that we are the Antichrist here in America.  He is speaking here in America violent, vitriolic rhetoric?  You talk about me saying I'm apocalyptic?  Here's a guy saying we're the beast from the Antichrist, from John the Revelator!”

Farrakhan continue, “Federal Reserve, Glenn Beck was talking about it but he didn't want to go to the heart of it. You're the bankers.  Slave labor in the south. The Lehman Brothers in Alabama.  And then they went north and opened on Wall Street. “

“ It was Friday or Saturday that he gave this speech and I found it interesting that he was quoting a show that happened on Friday when I went on the Fed but he said we didn't want to go all the way, we didn't want to tell the real story,” Glenn said, noting that any further would go into conspiracy theory territory.

“You know anti‑Semitism when you hear it, and anti‑Semitism is Louis Farrakhan.  He's an anti‑Semite.  You can hear the language of anti‑Semitism everywhere,” Glenn warned.

Glenn said he could be wrong, “but that's how it always starts.  And it is all about anticapitalism.”

WATCH: '1619 Project' EXPOSED: The agenda to tear down America

The current riots and movement to erase America's history are exactly in line with the New York Times' "1619 Project," which argues that America was rotten at its beginning, and that slavery and systemic racism are the roots of everything from capitalism to our lack of universal health care.

On this week's Wednesday night special, Glenn Beck exposed the true intent of the "1619 Project" and its creator, who justifies remaking America into a Marxist society. This clever lie is disguised as history, and it has already infiltrated our schools.

"The '1619 Project' desperately wants to pass itself off as legitimate history, but it totally kneecaps itself by ignoring so much of the American story. There's no mention of any black Americans who succeeded in spite of slavery, due to the free market capitalist system. In the 1619 Project's effort to take down America, black success stories are not allowed. Because they don't fit with the narrative. The role of white Americans in abolishing slavery doesn't fit the narrative either," Glenn said.

"The agenda is not ultimately about history," he added. "It's just yet another vehicle in the fleet now driven by elites in America toward socialism."

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'It's just unconscionable': Acclaimed environmentalist explains his STUNNING apology for 'climate scare'

Acclaimed environmentalist and author of "Apocalypse Never" Michael Shellenberger joined Glenn Beck on the radio program Wednesday to warn us about the true goals and effects of climate alarmism: It's become a "secular religion" that lowers standards of living in developed countries, holds developing countries back, and has environmental progress "exactly wrong."

Michael is a Time "Hero of the Environment," Green Book Award winner, and the founder and president of Environmental Progress. He has been called a "environmental guru," "climate guru," "North America's leading public intellectual on clean energy," and "high priest" of the environmental humanist movement for his writings and TED talks, which have been viewed more than 5 million times. But when Michael penned a stunning article in Forbes saying, "On Behalf of Environmentalists, I Apologize for the Climate Scare", the article was pulled just a few hours later. (Read more here.)

On the show, Micheal talked about how environmental alarmism has overtaken scientific fact, leading to a number of unfortunate consequences. He said one of the problems is that rich nations are blocking poor nations from being able to industrialize. Instead, they are seeking to make poverty sustainable, rather than to make poverty history.

"As a cultural anthropologist, I've been traveling to poorer countries and interviewing small farmers for over 30 years. And, obviously there are a lot of causes why countries are poor, but there's no reason we should be helping them to stay poor," Michael said. "A few years ago, there was a movement to make poverty history ... [but] it got taken over by the climate alarmist movement, which has been focused on depriving poor countries, not just of fossil fuels they need to develop, but also the large hydroelectric dams."

He offered the example of the Congo, one of the poorest countries in the world. The Congo has been denied the resources needed to build large hydroelectric dams, which are absolutely essential to pull people out of poverty. And one of the main groups preventing poor countries from the gaining financing they need to to build dams is based in Berkeley, California — a city that gets its electricity from hydroelectric dams.

"It's just unconscionable ... there are major groups, including the Sierra Club, that support efforts to deprive poor countries of energy. And, honestly, they've taken over the World Bank [which] used to fund the basics of development: roads, electricity, sewage systems, flood control, dams," Micheal said.

"Environmentalism, apocalyptic environmentalism in particular, has become the dominant religion of supposedly secular people in the West. So, you know, it's people at the United Nations. It's people that are in very powerful positions who are trying to impose 'nature's order' on societies," he continued. "And, of course, the problem is that nobody can figure out what nature is, and what it's not. That's not a particular good basis for organizing your economy."

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Voddie Baucham warns: 'Black Lives Matter' is a trademark phrase designed to DEHUMANIZE and USE black people

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Dr. Voddie Baucham, Dean of Theology at African Christian University in Lusaka, Zambia, joined Glenn Beck on the radio program to explain why he agrees with Vice President Mike Pence's refusal to say the phrase "Black Lives Matter."

Baucham, who recently drew national attention when his sermon titled "Ethnic Gnosticism" resurfaced online, said the phrase has been trademarked by a dangerous, violent, Marxist movement that doesn't care about black lives except to use them as political pawns.

"We have to separate this movement from the issues," Baucham warned. "I know that [Black Lives Matter] is a phrase that is part of an organization. It is a trademark phrase. And it's a phrase designed to use black people.

"That phrase dehumanizes black people, because it makes them pawns in a game that has nothing whatsoever to do with black people and their dignity. And has everything to do with a divisive agenda that is bigger than black people. That's why I'm not going to use that phrase, because I love black people. I love being black."

Baucham warned that Black Lives Matter -- a radical Marxist movement -- is using black people and communities to push a dangerous and divisive narrative. He encouraged Americans to educate themselves on the organization's agenda and belief statement.

"This movement is dangerous. This movement is vicious. And this movement uses black people," he emphasized. "And so if I'm really concerned about issues in the black community -- and I am -- then I have to refuse, and I have to repudiate that organization. Because they stand against that for which I am advocating."

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RESTORING HOPE: Join Glenn live TONIGHT from Standing Rock Ranch to restore the American covenant

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