Glenn Beck who hosts one of the most popular cable talk-shows has become the greatest threat to the Conservative and Libertarian movement. It is said in many ways that the greatest threat to an organization, movement, or nation comes from within, a Benedict Arnold.

In an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Glenn Beck places himself in the conservative/libertarian camp:
"I consider myself a libertarian. I'm a conservative, but every day that goes by I'm fighting for individual rights. I mean, you name it and I am there. Our individual rights, I think they are being taken away, dribs and drabs. I'm not going to give this government another right no matter what they claim." [Source]
On the surface the only troublesome thing is Beck's implication that fighting for individual rights is against a typical conservative agenda.

Glenn Beck gained the trust of conservatives by conducting favorable interviews of evangelical ministers and attacking liberal politicians such as Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi.

In early 2009 Glenn Beck started the 912 Project who's mission "is designed to bring us all back to the place we were on September 12, 2001." A time in history when the majority of Americans were willing to hand over their rights to the government in allowing the passage of the PATRIOT Act.
Lately Glenn Beck has been calling for more taxes in his Value Added Tax (VAT). More taxes in the same manner as Pelosi's VAT?

Glenn Beck's hoard of tea baggers who have hi-jacked the original Tea Party movement started in 2007 have dumbed-down the face of the conservative movement.

Now Glenn Beck who claims to be a champion of individual liberties calls for the arrest of those who protest the 9/11 Commission Report.

After traitor has successfully infiltrated its target, it delivers the payload.