What Does Iran Leader`s Letter Mean?; Should Safety Outweigh Political Correctness? - Part 1.

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Byline: Glenn Beck

GLENN BECK, HOST: Coming up, "The Real Story" behind the latest creepy letter from President Tom.

Plus, did we narrowly avoid another 9/11 last week? That and more next.

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BECK: Well, I don`t know if you had a chance to read it, but America got the sweetest Christmas card from Iran`s President Ahmadinejad yesterday. Basically, he told us to leave Iraq, that our economy is in shambles, that our civil liberties are being violated, and if we don`t agree with him, we`ll all die and be destroyed.

Thanks, President Tom, and merry Christmas to you.

Here`s the point tonight: President Tom is not crazy. He is brilliant and he is evil. But he is not crazy. I believe this man is sensing the overall mood of the world and exploiting it to fulfill his dream of global Islamic domination.

Human beings don`t want war. You know what? I don`t think we`re that different. We want to hang out and enjoy life, hang out with my family. It doesn`t matter what race, creed or religion you are. We all feel that way. President Tom senses that and is pushing the world to a pivot point.

I fear that, because of our political correctness, war fatigue, a basic lack of understanding of what we`re facing and our own human nature, we will relent, and we will embrace peace at any cost.

Here`s how I got there: there are so many things about this letter that scared and angered me, you know what? I could spend the whole show talking about it. But we can`t tonight, so let`s look at just some of the highlights, starting with Iraq, specifically. He talks about our troops. He says, "American soldiers often wonder why they have been sent to Iraq. I consider it extremely unlikely that you, the American people, consent to billions of dollars of annual expenditure from your treasury for this military misadventure." Aw, he cares about our troops, what a guy.

And then he goes on to criticize how we handle our economy? Tom: Iran, unemployment, 11 percent. Forty percent of your people live below the poverty line. Thanks for the economic advice, President Tom, but I think we`re going to skip it.

Then he takes a page right out of the Howard Dean playbook and goes on about our civil liberties. He writes, quote, "Private phones are being tapped, suspects are arbitrarily arrested, sometimes beaten in the streets or shot to death."

Not only is that untrue, but how`s that justice system in Iran working for you? I`m pretty sure we don`t have the public stonings of women here in America, like you do over there, President Tom.

And finally, and most disturbingly, he blames all of the world`s problems on the Jews. He says, quote, "What have the Zionists [the Jews] done for the American people? Is it -- is it not because they have imposed themselves on a substantial portion of the banking, financial cultural and media sectors?"

I can`t take this argument anymore. This is hate, pure and simple, disguised in the form of a plea for peace. Does it sound familiar to anybody: the Jews are in charge? It`s because Hitler said the same thing in 1938. What a surprise.

Actually, I looked it up today. There was a letter written... (COMMERCIAL BREAK)

BECK: ... and it will have the same consequences today.

Two: he really hopes that we want peace more than we want to understand the truth of what`s really happening. And here is what is really happening.

The letter that he wrote starts with, quoting, "O, mighty God, bestow upon humanity the perfect human being promised to all of you, and make us among his followers." This is a plea to God to bring the messiah to earth and bring about the end of days.

Ahmadinejad is an apocalyptic blight on humanity. I want peace,…