Glenn Beck

And in this box of books, tucked away was a copy, one copy of that poster nobody had ever seen before.

It was an original.

It was a survivor, a rare survivor.

The store didn't really know the story.

They just thought the design was beautiful and the words were so simple it kind of stuck with you.

So they framed it and they put it up on a wall.

And customers stopped and they looked and they asked.

And a message designed for national collapse began spreading in a time that didn't look anything like war.

I thought about this poster yesterday.

I was sharing with you a list of things you could do in your own life to grow the muscle called courage in small ways so it would be in shape when you need it.

And this poster came to mind.

Because we're not living in a time where we have falling bombs, on us at least.

But the worst case scenario that the British were worried about back in the day is happening today with us, just in a different way.

Their worst case was occupation.

Enemy occupation.

A breakdown of society, of courage, most importantly, loss of hope.

I contend that's what we're living through right now.

And not occupation from one enemy, but dozens.

They're not marching in uniform.

They're entering through screens, through noise, through constant pressure.