old time religion by Jim Linderman: old time religion Octopus! The Reverend who did not Exist and Glenn Beck the Buzz-cut Loon.

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old time religion Octopus! The Reverend who did not Exist and Glenn Beck the Buzz-cut Loon.

Rev. Frank Woodruff Johnson didn't exist, thank God. The book was written by notable woman of the right Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Dilling, who believed Eleanor Roosevelt, Gandhi, Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein were Communists.

Do I need to point out Glenn Beck spoke highly of her on his June 4, 2010 show?

Elizabeth also believed General Douglas MacArthur may have been Jewish and thought President Eisenhower was "the candidate of the Jews" calling him "Ike the Kike" but at least she didn't have a radio show. I'm not sure if she used a blackboard.

In "The Octopus" she calls the New School in New York City "a garbage center" and says Supreme Court Justice Brandeis supported free love and nude bathing. She calls Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter a "scheming weeny" and tries to prove Winston Churchill was a Jew.

In this book, Beck's "Dilly" also blames tobacco on the Jews. I always thought it was the Native Americans.

The book is not too hard to find, but when it appears on Glenn Beck's "essential reading list" for "The Plan" I expect prices to skyrocket. My copy here will be donated to a notable university "garbage center" who expresses interest.

The Octopus by "Frank Woodruff Johnson" (pseudonym) First Edition 1940

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