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A VISION OF FOREIGN POLICY THAT ONLY BECK CAN PROVIDE....The Washington Monthly

2.2.11

The Washington Monthly: "It's a little tough to excerpt, but Media Matters flagged this gem, which helped capture Beck's vision: 'I believe that I can make a case in the end that there are three powers that you will see really emerge. One, a Muslim caliphate that controls the Mideast and parts of Europe. Two, China, that will control Asia, the southern half of Africa, part of the Middle East, Australia, maybe New Zealand, and God only knows what else. And Russia, which will control all of the old former Soviet Union bloc, plus maybe the Netherlands. I'm not really sure. But their strong arm is coming. That leaves us and South America. What happens to us?'"


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