Let's see, TheBlaze according to Wikipedia (one has to strart somewhere, right?):
TheBlaze is a multiplatform news and entertainment network available on television, radio and the Internet founded by conservative talk radio personality and entrepreneur Glenn Beck.
Which sems to correspond to what their website has to say after a lot of digging.
Okay, that sets the stage a bit, because there is little info on their website as to determine 'from which direction the wind blows'. Now, was that in their News part, or their Entertainment part of business.
Funnily enough, as if a websearch is any good at giving a balanced weighting, this appears to have gotten much more coverage in the USA, what seems to be mostly amongst right wing religious oriented websites and bloggers (hmmm, agenda's anyone?). In other countries it barely made the news outside the local Wupperthal papers in 2014, because it was an attempt to create attention for the Salafist movement that also recruits young people for e.g. Syria. Free publicity in the USA, but much less here in Europe.
The newspapers here, in 'O'Reilly's proclaimed cesspool', deal with other issues, like in
this (poorly translated) article (don't know if it is geo-blocked) about recent convictions for recruitment and financing of Jihad fighters.
Maybe some of us are too sober minded to get drawn into providing those people with a platform. The ringleaders are dangerous and smart, no doubt about that, but do also look at solutions instead of only sending them a confirmation of what they are trying to provoke, repression which confirms that they are being discriminated against, and justifies them declaring 'war' on the infidel. Some Salafists also hate other Muslims, they are a pretty intolerant lot.
So again, a good example of why one should not have blind faith in any News medium, and certainly not in those who pretend to be a News medium. Many false, eh, prophets.
Sorry, no photo's to go with this story, although Slobodan's linked image did make me smile (such an obvious provocation to get into the news, and it worked).
Cheers,
Bart