Review of Glenn Beck’s “Puppet Master Revealed” Special

I sat poised, hanging on every word uttered as Mr. Beck related facts about George Soros and his global activities including subversion here in the USA.   

Van Jones, for example, a self described communist and close advisor to our President was shown innocently explaining how to bring about revolution.  "Pressure from the top, pressure from the bottom, and inside out."


As I listened to the relationship between George Soros and the organizations that benefitted; becoming powerfully influential with our politicians due to the McCain-Feingold “Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act,  (the Tides Foundation, Open society Institute, Apollo Alliance, ACORN, Media Matters, and  others), I begin to feel as Sen. McCain (A chief proponent of this bill) describes:


 "Questions of honor are raised as much by appearances as by reality in politics, and because they incite public distrust, they need to be addressed no less directly than we would address evidence of expressly illegal corruption,' McCain wrote in his 2002 memoir Worth the Fighting For. 'By the time I became a leading advocate of campaign finance reform, I had come to appreciate that the public's suspicions were not always mistaken. Money does buy access in Washington, and access increases influence that often results in benefiting the few at the expense of the many.'" http://www.azcentral.com/news/election/mccain/articles/2007/03/01/20070301mccainbio-chapter9.html


These words were no less true then, than they are now. Now however instead of politicians holding their hands out to “free market job creators”, they are holding their hands out to anti-free-market organizations who want to see the dollar fail. The Democratic party is bought and paid for by THOSE SPECIAL INTERESTS”. I consider them to be un-American.


Beck pointed out the words of Soros expressing how the USA is the last remaining obstacle standing in the way of a “new world order”. I heard Soros say that a fundamenttal flaw with America is it’s citizens get a voice in Washington DC, which in turn sets the policy for the world. Soros intends to see that changed.


Beck, on a number of occasions this year, invited Soros to appear on his show, and I don’t think Soros has the balls to accept.


To summarize my opinion of this Soros series, I appreciate Beck’s guts. He is highly coherent and believable, and the evidence he gives is verifiable. I trust Beck, who would personally lay it on the line covering a subject like this much more than I would a media outlet who would ignore these obvious issues.


Thank You, Mr. Beck.