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[[Glenn Beck|Glenn Beck's]] '''Restoring Honor Rally''', also known as the '''Restoring Honor Rally 8-28''', is a non-political rally held at the steps of the [[Lincoln Memorial]] on the anniversary of [[Martin Luther King Jr.|Martin Luther King Jr.'s]] 1963 "I Have A Dream" speech. According to Glenn Beck's website, Restoring Honor is a "non-political event" conceived to pay tribute to the [[United States]] "heroes, our heritage and our future," and to "pledge to restore honor" in America at the steps of the memorial.<ref>http://www.glennbeck.com/828/</ref> The Restoring Honor Rally is a fundraiser for the [[Special Operations Warrior Foundation]], a charity that provides funds for the surviving children of Special Ops personnel killed in battle.<ref>[[Glenn Beck]]. [http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/35494/ Glenn Beck: Restoring Honor], ''The Glenn Beck Program'', January 25, 2010.</ref><ref>[http://www.specialops.org/news/35610/Glenn-Becks-Restoring-Honor-Rally-Supports-Special-Ops-Troops-and-Families.htm Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" Rally Supports SOWF], specialops.org, January 25, 2010.</ref> The event has prepared for up to 300,000 people.

[[Glenn Beck|Glenn Beck's]] '''Restoring Honor Rally''', also known as the '''Restoring Honor Rally 8-28''', is a non-political rally held at the steps of the [[Lincoln Memorial]] on the anniversary of [[Martin Luther King Jr.|Martin Luther King Jr.'s]] 1963 "I Have A Dream" speech. According to Glenn Beck's website, Restoring Honor is a "non-political event" conceived to pay tribute to the [[United States]] "heroes, our heritage and our future," and to "pledge to restore honor" in America at the steps of the memorial.<ref>http://www.glennbeck.com/828/</ref> The Restoring Honor Rally is a fundraiser for the [[Special Operations Warrior Foundation]], a charity that provides funds for the surviving children of Special Ops personnel killed in battle.<ref>[[Glenn Beck]]. [http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/35494/ Glenn Beck: Restoring Honor], ''The Glenn Beck Program'', January 25, 2010.</ref><ref>[http://www.specialops.org/news/35610/Glenn-Becks-Restoring-Honor-Rally-Supports-Special-Ops-Troops-and-Families.htm Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" Rally Supports SOWF], specialops.org, January 25, 2010.</ref> The event has prepared for up to 300,000 people.

==Keynote Speakers==

==Keynote Speakers==

==Attacks Against Restoring Honor==

==Attacks Against Restoring Honor==

The ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported that, among the individuals upset over Restoring Honor in America, Reverend Al Sharpton's planned rally to commemorate Dr. King's speech will coincide with the Restoring Honor Rally. Sharpton said he began planning his event in April, and that it is "not a countermarch to Beck." However, on the other hand, [[Social Justice]] extremists have expressed outrage against Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Rally.<ref>DeNeen Brown. [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/16/AR2010081605042.html Glenn Beck's plans for rally on a hallowed date and spot spurs countermarches], [[Washington Post]], August 17, 2010.</ref> Good Morning America's Claire Shipman on Friday launched a pre-emptive one-sided attack on Glenn Beck's August 28 rally in Washington D.C., including selectively editing clips from the conservative host. The ABC journalist featured a snippet of Beck asserting, "Blacks don't own Martin Luther King."<ref>[http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitlock/2010/08/27/glenn-beck-slams-abcs-story-something-goebbels-would-do Glenn Beck Slams ABC's Story: 'Something Goebbels Would do'], ''[[NewsBusters]]'', August 27, 2010.

The ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported that, among the individuals upset over Restoring Honor in America, [[Reverend]] [[Al Sharpton]] also planned to host a rally to commemorate King's speech, which will coincide with the Restoring Honor Rally.<ref>DeNeen Brown. [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/16/AR2010081605042.html Glenn Beck's plans for rally on a hallowed date and spot spurs countermarches], [[Washington Post]], August 17, 2010.</ref> Reverend Al Sharpton's planned rally to commemorate Dr. King's speech will coincide with the Restoring Honor Rally. Sharpton said he began planning his event in April, and that it is "not a countermarch to Beck." However, on the other hand, [[Social Justice]] extremists have expressed outrage against Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Rally. Good Morning America's Claire Shipman on Friday launched a pre-emptive one-sided attack on Glenn Beck's August 28 rally in Washington D.C., including selectively editing clips from the conservative host. The ABC journalist featured a snippet of Beck asserting, "Blacks don't own Martin Luther King."<ref>[http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitlock/2010/08/27/glenn-beck-slams-abcs-story-something-goebbels-would-do Glenn Beck Slams ABC's Story: 'Something Goebbels Would do'], ''[[NewsBusters]]'', August 27, 2010.

* MP3 audio [http://media.eyeblast.org/newsbusters/static/2010/08/2010-08-27-ABC-GMA-Shipman.mp3 here].</ref> [[ABC|ABC's]] story was out of context so bad that it made Glenn Beck appear like a racist hate monger. Claire Shipman's [[deceit|deceitful]], [[propaganda]]-ish style reporting on ABC News went so far as to assert that there are angry voices "comparing the [[Tea Party Movement|Tea Party]] to the [[KKK]]," despite the fact that these are different events in history, with completely opposite agendas.<ref>The [[Tea Party Movement]] is a grassroots movement for restoring [[Constitutional]] [[Law]] in the [[United States of America]], and to the [[Republic]], for which it stands; moreover, the TEA Party is for justice, equality and individual [[freedom]] for all. Contrarily, the [[KKK]] is a racist, bigoted group of extremists who gained power during an era of [[big government]], when racism was institutionalized by the federal government: see [http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/44465/ How did slavery in America start?].</ref> Glenn Beck exposed ABC News for their deceitful practices.<ref>[http://www.therightscoop.com/glenn-beck-exposes-abcs-propaganda-piece-on-828 Glenn Beck exposes ABC’s propaganda piece on 8/28]</ref>

* MP3 audio [http://media.eyeblast.org/newsbusters/static/2010/08/2010-08-27-ABC-GMA-Shipman.mp3 here].</ref> [[ABC|ABC's]] story was out of context so bad that it made Glenn Beck appear like a racist hate monger. Claire Shipman's [[deceit|deceitful]], [[propaganda]]-ish style reporting on ABC News went so far as to assert that there are angry voices "comparing the [[Tea Party Movement|Tea Party]] to the [[KKK]]," despite the fact that these are different events in history, with completely opposite agendas.<ref>The [[Tea Party Movement]] is a grassroots movement for restoring [[Constitutional]] [[Law]] in the [[United States of America]], and to the [[Republic]], for which it stands; moreover, the TEA Party is for justice, equality and individual [[freedom]] for all. Contrarily, the [[KKK]] is a racist, bigoted group of extremists who gained power during an era of [[big government]], when racism was institutionalized by the federal government: see [http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/44465/ How did slavery in America start?].</ref> Glenn Beck exposed ABC News for their deceitful practices.<ref>[http://www.therightscoop.com/glenn-beck-exposes-abcs-propaganda-piece-on-828 Glenn Beck exposes ABC’s propaganda piece on 8/28]</ref>