In a 180-degree change in attitude, Glenn Beck displays an enormously impressive change of heart after discovering his vocal chords have become paralyzed. He is known for his obtuse diatribes on any number of issues and for being a staunch conservative. His expressive vitriol has replaced thoughtful and reasoned commentary - the more animated and adjective-ridden his opinions, the greater his appeal to those who can't or won't think for themselves.
But now that he has (allegedly) been stricken by silence, his message has softened and his call to love and forgiveness, indeed to awakening, is at the forefront of his re-tooled image. A remarkably bold move for someone of his stature and influence - to unabashedly admit his faults to his audience and then to go on to speak an enlightened truth is nothing short of a miracle.
This is very clearly a manifestation of what the galactics have been telling us would be happening: that persons of high positions have been put on notice, and they can either become part of the change, or they will be escorted to other places to finish their service-to-self drama. While Glenn Beck in not considered so high up the food chain, he has certainly been a voice of political and social divisiveness. It is no wonder that he has lost his ability to speak - when words are laced with poison, they eventually turn on the one who would use them.
But this act of bravery on Mr. Beck's part is indeed laudable, and a very audible sign that the heart of America is opening to Unity Consciousness, and the roots of love, brotherhood and charity that it is known for.
(Note: The entire segment is done on cards.)
-S.C.-
more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/11/glenn-becks-vocal-cords-temporarily-paralyzed-tearful-monologue-cue-cards_n_3421174.html
This article is a load of B.S., where "hate" is defined as anything anti banker, anti big government and pro freedom.
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What you refer to is not what the article was concerned with.
DeleteGlenn Beck has been a voice of hate, because he perpetuates the culture war and promotes a way of looking at the world that's overly simplistic and obsessive about "conservative-liberal" identity. Even if big bankers and big government is a problem that needs to be addressed, his delivery and platform isn't helpful and more likely to keep Americans pre-ocuppied with fighting each other rather than finding viable solutions to problems. The fact that you've automatically drawn a bunch of negative assumptions about Beck critics, that they're, somehow, necessarily pro-big bank, proves my point. Even Beck realizes now that he's been too divisive. I hope his fans will realize this as well, and I hope he'll use his platform more constructively in the future.
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