Restoring Love was held at Dallas Stadium this past weekend. Tens of thousands of people joined the event, which was a rallying cry to people who believe in the goodness of America and the power of the individual. Mercury One coordinated the effort, which included an astounding 35,000 volunteers who worked in the Dallas Area on 305 different service projects.
Despite the dismal and anticipated lack of media coverage, the event was an awe-inspiring success. Fourteen trucks were filled to capacity with food collected from the stadium parking lot, which ultimately furnished over a million meals for needy families. It was even trending on Twitter. All of this was accomplished without government assistance or media coverage.
A sea of yellow vests took over the stadium as people waited to be transported to their destinations. When an onlooker stopped and exclaimed, "It is like a volunteer army!" One woman smiled and said, "but you won't see it on the news." She was right.
The list of projects was endless, people worked in soup kitchens, painted fences, fixed up homes for elderly people, and on and on...
Joe Perry, President of Mercury One, rolled up his sleeves and worked alongside his staff and the tireless volunteers. Approachable and yet with a strong presence, Mr. Perry is clearly the right man for this job. The Toronto Sun quoted Mr. Perry;
"We really want to make it the beginning of a movement where people realize that they have the answers and solutions. We want it to be something where people go back to their communities and get involved politically, get involved in faith matters, and get involved helping their neighbours."
While the mainstream media relentlessly reminds everyone of the Chick-Fil-A protests consisting of small groups in front of the various fast food restaurants, the Mercury One event was solidifying into what may just be the third great awakening.
Glenn Beck closed out the Restoring Love event at the Stadium on Saturday night. Speaking to tens of thousands of people, he dazzled the crowd by displaying historical artifacts and in his typical fashion, passionately spoke of America and inspired the crowd to love one another, and quoting Abraham Lincoln, Beck proclaims, "with malice toward none, and charity for all."
Watch Glenn Beck speak of the Third Great Awakening here:
To be a part of the movement, Sign up to volunteer locally at Mercury One.
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Comments: 15
Still getting trolled and stalked by neolibs that don't have the brains or the balls to lay it out like you do, near every day, in a forum where you answer for what you believe instead of holding your trembling fingers next to the delete button?
Any skywriting lessons handed to you recently by someone with one view on their post next to your three hundred? Pay careful attention to this 'advice', which, if well meant, would have come via private message rather than public(completely, utterly, failed) attempt to humiliate. You need to know exactly what not to do.
Imagine the hours these sadsacks put in every day in their weak, ineffectual attempts to stifle your voice. It's the saddest story never told.
You glow. Keep doing what you're doing.
It would be nice if America, as a whole, would wake up and do what America does best - Help other people. Too bad that the general American population is so immersed in ME-ME-ME. I would like to think that this will be the first step towards getting America back on track.
And, yes, her posts get far more comments, and by extension far more reads (too bad that number is not publicly available), than other posts ON THE SAME EXACT SUBJECT.
That means Renee is DOING SOMETHING RIGHT because her magnetism is drawing the detractors out of the woodwork. Those detractors SEE HER AS A THREAT to their small-minded thinking while not seeing other posters as a threat.
Thank you for the wonderful info, MS. Nal.
However:
"They alone are shining the light of truth on the vile duopoly that has divided the greatest nation on Earth and distracted us from the real threats." - okuda
NO....you've left out the Conservative, which is neither "repube" nor libertarian.
A Telling omission, if I may say...
This is pretty funny.