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00:04:26.820On today's podcast and at glennbeck.com, I want to take that torch and light our way here and expose another one of the organizing engines behind this unrest.
00:04:37.320And once you see it clearly, you'll understand this is not about immigration, compassion, or civil rights.
00:04:48.660It is about a movement that doesn't believe that America even has a right to exist.
00:04:52.920We have been working alongside with the nonprofit Morrow Institute, which this is what they do for a living, and they have uncovered the operational and ideological footprint of a group quietly embedded in the anti-ice organizing network in Minnesota.
00:05:09.400I just have to tell you that I am so happy to see what people have done with their spare time.
00:05:21.160When I started exposing these things back in the early 2000s, nobody was on it.
00:05:31.420Very few people were on it, and it was very hard to track these things down.
00:05:36.200Now with the internet and ChatGPT and everything else, you can move pretty quickly.
00:05:40.520You still are required to have some investigative footing and knowledge, but it is a lot easier than it was.
00:05:47.480Like I just said, you have O'Keefe, you have the Free Beacon, you have Osro Nomani, you have us at glenbeck.com, and you're seeing these networks in real time.
00:06:01.820The one that the Morrow Institute tipped us off on today, and you'll find this article at glenbeck.com, in Minnesota is the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Committee.
00:06:12.400It's known as MIRAC, Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee, I think it is.
00:06:19.640And you're not going to hear that name on cable news, and you're not going to see it in press releases from City Hall, but you will find it inside the signal chats that were used to organize resistance to federal law enforcement, and not casually.
00:06:32.780MIRAC is listed as a recommended training resource, and that's all in the documents that are circulating among all the activists, documents instructing participants to, and I quote,
00:06:45.360train up community members in rapid response and intervention, end quote.
00:07:09.300People were used by BLM, and it didn't catch on for a while until it just started, people started going to jail.
00:07:14.200But, you know, we told you at the very beginning of BLM, you have to know what they stand for.
00:07:19.880They are for the destruction of America and the destruction of the nuclear family.
00:07:24.800And when you go back and you look at their founding documents and their own words and what they are currently for, it should open your mind and open your eyes and say, wait a minute, I don't want to partner with these guys, okay?
00:07:36.320What they expose about themselves in their posts, you know, in their own words, in their alliances, is this.
00:08:16.220And the abolition of borders, any deportation, no enforcement in the United States, and the abolition of the United States as it is presently constituted.
00:09:01.200And behind all the soft language is something far harder.
00:09:04.860The Morrow Institute, the researchers there, identify MIRAC, is part of what they call, and we've talked about this here recently a lot, the Turtle Island Infantata.
00:09:18.880Turtle Island is what the ancient natives used to call America.
00:09:26.400This whole continent was Turtle Island.
00:09:29.320And so if you're part of Turtle Island, they're trying to make this, they're trying to take the entire continent of North America and make it into Palestine, an occupied territory.
00:09:42.460And this Turtle Island movement denies the idea of America's right to exist in any way, the same way the radical groups deny Israel's right to exist.
00:09:58.020And one MIRAC post made it really, really explicit.
00:10:01.560They said, from Turtle Island to Palestine, occupation is a crime.
00:10:07.840Turtle Island, again, what they call North America, they believe it has to be liberated.
00:10:12.460And if that language sounds familiar, it should, because we know exactly how liberation movements operate when they adopt the language of resistance, intifada, and occupation.
00:10:25.360October 7th should have ended any ambiguity at all.
00:10:30.700I mean, it didn't, but it should have.
00:11:00.120In April 2024, MIRAC co-published a statement praising Iran's missile attack on Israel, calling it justified under international law and lauding Iran's support for the Palestinian existence.
00:11:19.440And one of their partners in this utopian society are anybody who is trying to destroy America, and that includes Iran, that I remind you, yesterday, the last two days, now it's up to 35,000 people they have executed.
00:11:37.820So this organization that is part of the crime, I believe, the insurrection in Minnesota, that is whipping people into a frenzy, they are for the Iranian government.
00:11:53.680Now, they're partners in the statement, including groups previously identified by researchers as pro-terrorism, including organizations with documented links to foreign influence and revolutionary communist movements.
00:12:47.860There is a flyer published by MIRAC that features the phrase, bash the fash, alongside with an image of a bloodied, severed head and a slogan long associated with, you know, Antifa-style street violence.
00:13:04.940So their close allies publicly pledged to defend activists politically and physically, if necessary.
00:13:11.560They openly endorsed the unified Palestinian resistance.
00:13:15.020They called October 7th morally justified.
00:13:48.560If you won't, keep MPD out of our way.
00:13:52.320So in other words, they're telling people, if you're not going to get violent, we will.
00:13:56.400You just keep the Minnesota police, the Minneapolis Police Department out of our way.
00:14:00.440Another post celebrated the activists that were, quote, organized, militant, and ready to fight back.
00:14:09.100They brag about forming human chains to stop federal vehicles.
00:14:12.660They boast about mobilizing hundreds within an hour.
00:14:15.520They promise more training for the next confrontation.
00:14:18.000And they provide resources that support all arrestees, regardless of the charge, rejecting any kind of distinction between peaceful protest and criminal destruction.
00:14:28.780And the most, I think, chilling is this comparison.
00:14:33.660This was published on the Mirac-linked social media.
00:14:39.160ICE is equated with the Israeli military.
00:15:50.860We can condemn the police or understand the police.
00:15:55.080We can condemn protesters and we can understand protesters.
00:15:58.260But this is an organized ideological assault and one that rejects the legitimacy of the United States itself, aligns itself with foreign adversaries, excuses terrorism, and normalizes violence as a political tool.
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00:18:33.760Are the single ladies where these ICE guys are going have a chance to do something, you know, not without risk, but could help the cause for sure?
00:22:14.060So what if we thought of something completely different?
00:22:17.140And I want you just to imagine for a second, imagine some, what would happen if we imagine something different that wasn't louder, not angrier, you know, not more certain of our own rights.
00:23:05.000Both of them believed in something totally radical, that the strongest force in human affairs is not domination, but a disciplined compassion that is so visible, so undeniable when it shows up that it actually unsettles.
00:23:20.120Even those who are prepared for violence, it's unsettling.
00:23:27.680So for just a minute, imagine, not instruct, not demand, but imagine, what if in a moment like this, a third presence appeared?
00:23:37.920You have ice, you have all the people that are angry on that side, and then you have these agitators and insurrectionists on the other side that are willing to do anything.
00:23:49.520What if there were men and women who would step forward not to confront, not to shout, not to accuse, just to stand?
00:24:10.820What if there was a group of people that locked arms, not in hostility, but in resolve?
00:24:18.960What if there were a group of people that became a living boundary, not against people, but against chaos?
00:24:27.420What if there was a group of people that would not carry weapons, they would not chant insults, they would not demand surrender, they would not respond, they would say nothing at all.
00:24:38.420They would just simply stand between anger and authority, between accusation and response, bearing their own bodies as witnesses to a simple truth.
00:24:50.600That no worker, whether you're an ice agent or an ice cream vendor, should ever have to fear for their life in doing their job.
00:24:57.400That no protester, however passionate, should ever be manipulated into becoming a pawn in someone else's strategy of escalation.
00:25:24.180Faces that refused to mirror the violence that they stood against.
00:25:29.420Imagine the confusion that would cause.
00:25:34.020And it wouldn't cause outrage, it would cause hesitation.
00:25:38.660People would all of a sudden go, wait, what is happening here?
00:25:42.900Because Martin Luther King and Gandhi both knew this kind of action does something extraordinary.
00:25:48.420It denies, it denies, it denies both sides their expectation of conflict.
00:25:57.280King taught, nonviolence is not the absence of tension.
00:26:04.160It is the creation of a moral tension that is so pure it demands reflection instead of retaliation.
00:26:12.580When they were sick in the dogs on Martin Luther King's people, when they were beating them, when they were firehose, the rest of the country looked at that and said, wait, what is happening?
00:26:25.760See, there were real racists in the 1960s, obviously, and there still are, but there were real racists.
00:26:33.120And then there were people like, probably like my grandparents, who had grown up being told things and it was just the way it was.
00:26:43.140And they weren't racists, but they were kind of asleep.
00:26:47.520They were just, you know, that's just the way it was.
00:26:50.360And then Martin Luther King came along and then they saw people that they related to because, you know, we shouldn't have interracial marriage or whatever they were thinking at the time.
00:27:00.700And then they saw Martin Luther King come along and he breaks all of everything that they've ever thought or ever been told about black people.
00:27:09.040And then they see that, wait, wait, my side is hosing these people down.
00:27:21.200If they were violent, it would have done exactly the same.
00:27:24.560It just would have divided everybody more.
00:27:26.880Martin Luther King realized you've got to win the hearts of the other side and break the spell.
00:27:32.840And so the narrative shifts, not us versus them, not oppressors versus victims, but a different question begins to rise in the mind of the public.
00:27:44.800Why are these people willing to risk themselves?