The One True Voice, Silenced By Soros

 

1. I’m a Beck watcher and am completely bummed out over this. Before I commit “Hara Kiri” over it maybe I’ll just watch for what he’ll do next. Spooky Dude isn’t clear of the shit storm yet. In reality there are too many people who are aware now because of Glenn that the sunlight is on ole spook and some of the shit is hard to hide.

   Posted by RFA       04/09/2011  at  07:49 PM  



2. Glenn wasn’t fired.  He left of his own accord.  Fox will feel the pain I’m sure.  Death to Soros and all his ilk.  Fuck him and everyone who looks like him.

   Posted by grayjohn       04/10/2011  at  09:33 AM  



3. Maybe he did, maybe he didn’t. But with >2.2 million viewers every day in the 5pm slot, Fox should have been willing to turn over heaven and hell to keep him. That they didn’t speaks volumes ... and since he was given such free reign at Fox, I can’t see how he would be unhappy and want to leave. So the whole thing rather smells.

   Posted by Drew458       04/10/2011  at  09:59 AM  



4. Not so. Here’s a column on Beck by Bill O’Reilly

   ...it is Glenn Beck who will have the last laugh. His media empire is now so expansive that he doesn’t need the daily grind of TV news analysis. The guy has a hot website, The Blaze, has a syndicated radio program and even has an imprint at a prestigious publishing house. Plus, his speaking fees could reduce the national debt considerably.

   So three cheers for Glenn Beck aka Norm, a regular American who loves his country and is willing to suffer the slings and arrows to make his voice heard. We’ll miss seeing him so often on Fox News, but his voice still will resonate throughout the media. And to those who respect Glenn Beck, that’s all that really matters.

   Posted by Christopher       04/10/2011  at  10:18 AM  



5. Internet tv/radio would seem to be the way to go for him. Fuck Rupert Murdoch.

   Posted by LyndonB       04/10/2011  at  11:29 AM  

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