A Word About Glenn Beck

Lately I have been watching a lot of Glenn Beck on Fox News. Not to try and debunk him, though if he is wrong, and at times he is, I will be the first to shout out that he is wrong. It is because I am a person who is a freethinker and I like nothing more than to research stuff.
What I love is that Glenn Beck uses history as a learning tool. Why? Because history repeats itself and it is right now as we speak. One can deny and one can make excuses, but if one has known someone and met people who lived through the previous incarnation they would know.
As I have stated in my earlier posts about Grandma Rose, Mr. Wojtyla and others I have known who were residents of Dachau and Auschwitz. I only wish I could bring up their images and have others hear their stories. I am incapable of vocalizing those stories and warnings like Grandma Rose, Vlad Petrolay and Mr. Huddego. I cannot show them the tattoos, the scars and the marks that these people had upon their bodies. I wish to God I could. I have the pictures my father took when he was a liberator of Dachau with the 3rd Army under General Patton, but to see the pictures and hear the stories is so very different.
It is well known that the Nazi's were empowered by what was accomplished by President Wilson and his cabinet in the field of sterilization and eugenics. To hear Science czar John Holdren talk of "breeding a better human" and praise given to the great Propaganda Machine of Freud's favorite nephew Edouard Bernaise, the designer of those great sayings and propaganda used during WWI.
In the first half of the 20th century, Edward Bernaise became the most sought-after spinmeister of his generation. But when his book, Crystallizing Public Opinion, fell into Nazi hands, Bernaise's groundbreaking ideas became the inspiration for one of the world's most sinister campaigns: Joseph Goebbels' push to sell the Holocaust. The "management of opinion and the 'manufacture of consent," which was a phrase of Bernaise' coinage and soon became one of Goebbels' favorites.
Tonight Glenn Beck brought back Grandma Rose, Vlad and the others when he brought up Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer;

Silence in the face of evil is itself evil.

God will not hold us guiltless.

Not to speak is to speak.

Not to act is to act.

Ignore at your own risk. I choose not to.