\t\t\t\tby Tyler Falk <\/p>\n
Thinking I’d catch some of the conservative side-show after health care passed, I moseyed over to Glenn Beck’s website to find out when the healthpocalypse will destroy “our” America. But I found something even more shocking.<\/p>\n
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More evidence for Beck’s closet treehugging<\/a> is coming to the surface. Colbert slammed Beck a few weeks ago for his crisis garden<\/a> advertisement, and now subliminal messages for local food and energy independence, under the guise of post-apocalyptic survival necessities, are popping up all over his site. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Call it what you want, Glenn. But we can see who’s side you’re really on. Check out these ads on solar energy generators and crisis gardens: <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Related Links:<\/strong><\/p>\n Van Jones: “I feel like I’m just getting started”<\/a><\/p>\n Howell Raines: “Why has our profession… helped Fox legitimize a style of journalism that is dishon<\/a><\/p>\n A recipe for delish disaster: global warming hot apple pie<\/a><\/p>\n