| 912ers Bus Trip to Washington, D.C. for Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" Rally - August 28, 2010 |
Springfield 912ers Springfield MO Tea Party Missouri
In Glenn's own words, from January 25, 2010. . .
"On August 28th, this coming August 28th, I told you it would be at the mall in Washington. A lot of people are going to think that
this is a tea party. It is not. I hope it will be something much, much deeper than a tea party. I believe what we are creating is
going to be something that will be one for the history books. There is not going to be one word of politics from the stage, not
one. Because the way to fix Washington is not through politics but through each of us as individuals. Because when we fix
ourselves and we are united on the principle of honor and honesty and integrity, they will fear us like they've never
feared us before. Why can somebody go to Washington that you think is so strong and then all of a sudden turn? All of a sudden
they become part of the problem? Well, I think it's because they've lost their honor. They may have lost their honor before they even
got there. And when they lost that honor, when they cheated on their wife or they embezzled or they took this deal or they
compromised here, whatever it is, that's when they become a tool. That's why I ask you to join me at the steps of the Lincoln
Memorial on 8/28 in a program called Restoring Honor. The feet of Abraham Lincoln. I'm reading a book right now called
Giants. It's fantastic. It's the things that Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln had in common. Amazing men. But you don't have
to solve Washington. The tea parties have the backdrop of the capitol. The capitol could go into a giant sinkhole as far as I'm
concerned. Doesn't matter to me. You are not going to be able to go in there and fix that, unless you start at the other end of the
mall and you start by looking and reflecting at Abraham Lincoln. And then you look and reflect. That's what the reflecting pool
means. Reflect. You look one way and you are looking at Abraham Lincoln and you can reflect on him. You look the other
way and you see the Washington Monument and everything that Washington stood for and you reflect on him. Once you
do that and then make your choice, two can play that game. Or I'm going to be like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. When
you do that, you'll fix the country. I'm convinced of it. Education, reflection and higher choices. I can't tell you who or what is
going to be on the program at this point for a myriad of reasons. But just know we want to be there. It is going to be
amazing."
Find the complete transcript, which includes much more explanation, HERE
"On August 28th, this coming August 28th, I told you it would be at the mall in Washington. A lot of people are going to think that
this is a tea party. It is not. I hope it will be something much, much deeper than a tea party. I believe what we are creating is
going to be something that will be one for the history books. There is not going to be one word of politics from the stage, not
one. Because the way to fix Washington is not through politics but through each of us as individuals. Because when we fix
ourselves and we are united on the principle of honor and honesty and integrity, they will fear us like they've never
feared us before. Why can somebody go to Washington that you think is so strong and then all of a sudden turn? All of a sudden
they become part of the problem? Well, I think it's because they've lost their honor. They may have lost their honor before they even
got there. And when they lost that honor, when they cheated on their wife or they embezzled or they took this deal or they
compromised here, whatever it is, that's when they become a tool. That's why I ask you to join me at the steps of the Lincoln
Memorial on 8/28 in a program called Restoring Honor. The feet of Abraham Lincoln. I'm reading a book right now called
Giants. It's fantastic. It's the things that Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln had in common. Amazing men. But you don't have
to solve Washington. The tea parties have the backdrop of the capitol. The capitol could go into a giant sinkhole as far as I'm
concerned. Doesn't matter to me. You are not going to be able to go in there and fix that, unless you start at the other end of the
mall and you start by looking and reflecting at Abraham Lincoln. And then you look and reflect. That's what the reflecting pool
means. Reflect. You look one way and you are looking at Abraham Lincoln and you can reflect on him. You look the other
way and you see the Washington Monument and everything that Washington stood for and you reflect on him. Once you
do that and then make your choice, two can play that game. Or I'm going to be like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. When
you do that, you'll fix the country. I'm convinced of it. Education, reflection and higher choices. I can't tell you who or what is
going to be on the program at this point for a myriad of reasons. But just know we want to be there. It is going to be
amazing."
Find the complete transcript, which includes much more explanation, HERE
| From Springfield, MO: Our buses are full. From St. Louis, MO: Contact Sandra Davidson, 314-420-8270, or email: libertee09@live.com |
| Restoring Honor Rally Celebrate America with us by honoring our heroes, our heritage and our future at the Restoring Honor Rally on August 28, 2010. Join us at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. for this non-political, non-partisan rally that will recognize our First Amendment rights and honor the service members who fight to protect those freedoms. Every day servicemen and women risk their lives to protect our country. It is through the support of non-profit organizations, like the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF), that the families of these service members are taken care of in the event of an accident or loss of life. Help give back to these men and women by donating to the SOWF at www.specialops.org and please join us in Washington for the Restoring Honor Rally on August 28, 2010. |
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