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RedGreenAlliance ago

Very interesting. When i first started to 'wake up', Beck's vids especially the Soros expose, was great. I was surprised and disheartened with his behaviour in the last year and probably mental breakdown. He was a clear Globalist shill this last year, from the man who could NEVER have been a shill if he had exposed Alinskyite tactics, Obama's background, and Globalist kingpins like Soros. It never sat right with me, i always felt there was something else going on. This theory makes sense but I guess we are reduced to speculation.

Maybe he felt Cruz was best in a Machiavellian way, because he knew how awful and corrupt the system was and that Trump had the potential to expose it all. Pedo Satanism, Trafficking, the lot. So he felt the country would be in ruins if exposed, a civil war, and he would rather a 'muddle through' globalist-controlled candidate like Cruz who he probably knows is compromised but at least he's a Republican.

SoberSecondThought ago

Maybe. We don't know what Cruz told Beck, or for that matter what Trump told Cruz. Or when the story changed. It's very hard to piece it all together.

But I'm betting that Beck at some point read the foreword to The Franklin Cover-Up by John DeCamp, where he quoted William Colby about not throwing your life away fighting something too big to defeat as an individual. Colby's remark about his one-man victory parade on Red Square is very poignant.

Sometimes, there are forces too powerful for us to whip them individually, in the time frame that we would like. We have to keep working at our goal. But we have to be sensible enough, not to risk everything and get ourselves destroyed or killed in the process. That victory we seek may take much longer than we wanted, and come in ways we never anticipated.

Maybe, just maybe, you have to have your own private victory parade. You maybe have to face the fact that you cannot ‘right’ all the ‘unrightable wrongs’ That there really are people too powerful, interests too big; that the rich and the powerful, even when doing evil, can and will succeed and you can do nothing about it at that moment.

I won't judge Beck too harshly without having all the facts. There's just way too much that we don't know. But this does look to me like him taking Colby's advice.

RedGreenAlliance ago

Great comment