David Barton is on a trip to Poland and visiting concentration camps, so he took to his Facebook page to offer up a highly distorted and whitewashed version of the Holocaust, framing it as a battle between Christian beliefs and Hitler’s alleged “pagan” beliefs (whatever that’s supposed to mean).
Every once in a while you come across a quote from someone that just leaves your jaw agape at the sheer audacity it takes to say it. Today’s example comes from professional liar and con man David Barton, who actually says that is happy to correct himself when he’s wrong.
Professional con man, self-declared “prophet” and dominionist Lance Wallnau went on the radio show of David Barton, another professional con man and dominionist, and revealed a secret “underground” movement with “ninja sheep” in the White House to complete their agenda of theocratic control of society.
Professional liar David Barton has a Worldnetdaily column in which he claims that the left is now calling Donald Trump a theocrat. Missing from the column is even a single quote from a single person on the left making that claim.
Glenn Beck and his buddy David Barton are supposedly building a museum to prove that the Constitution was based upon the Bible — I say supposedly because Beck often announces grand projects that never materialize — and they want to use it in public schools.
David Barton, perhaps the only person in America that can give Donald Trump and Kellyanne Conartist a run for their money as liars, is now lying about John Fea, a real evangelical Christian historian who has criticized him strongly. He’s back to his old trick of just making up quotes.
In yet another example of Trump appointing a wolf to guard the hen house, he has chosen Jerry Falwell, Jr. to lead a commission on higher education reform. The commission, no doubt, will conclude that higher ed just needs a big ol’ does of Jesus.
David Barton is like a volcano of lies that never, ever stops erupting, burying Pompeii in a lava flow of nonsense. On a recent show, he managed to lie about American history and simultaneously claim that, as a white man, he has less rights than everyone else. Seriously.
Glenn Beck, fresh from allegedly turning over a new leaf, is still up to his old tricks. On his show last week he talked about a fabricated claim of an anti-Muslim hate crime and how horrible that was. So naturally he spread fake stories to illustrate the danger of fake stories.
Dispatches From the Culture Wars
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