The last time i saw Time Magazine it was at the dentists office it was all of about ten to 15 pages it was more like a pamphlet
Does he make the trains run on time?
Time wants the US to help Syria's Sunni Arabs exterminate the country's minorities. Why is it a surprise that Time is making Putin's refusal to let Russia's Syrian client regime of 50 years fall look like some kind of overwhelming Russian victory to goad us into helping the Sunnis kill Alawites, Christians and other Syrian minorities? Russia's stand over Syria is just another holding action in a sea of Russian client state collapses that started with the fall of the Berlin Wall. It is not some kind of great victory for Russia.
People need to understand that this isn’t about a cheerleading press doing things to support their guy (Obama)
The powers at Time and other news outlets have long had the goal of diminishing the US in the foreighn sphere.
What they’re really doing is playing up and reinforcing that diminishment in their foreign editions while trying to keep the US public blissfully unaware. Afterall, an American public that is aware that’s it’s leaders are diminishing their country is a public that’s going to start looking for another Reagan who will set things right.
Last time I picked up a Slimes it almost floated away, you could see through it. So die already.
Excellent pics on this thread!
Time is part of Time Warner, formerly AOL Time Warner, and includes CNN in their network I believe. If you are patronizing these companies, you are supporting Time Magazine.
I’d defend the Times if it wasn’t merely covering for Obama’s flea-bitten behind instead of America’s in general. Because refusing to print that you just lost face to a goon of a man whose nation has an 80-year history of horrors that outdoes 1984 is understandable. But the ONLY reason they give a hoot about it is because the Magic Knee-Grow is ‘in charge’, and I use that term quite loosely.
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“Time magazine hides Putin’s success from US voters”
Check out Photos at # 1.
Time Magazine actually still exists. I saw a copy in a doctor’s office, and the magazine was maybe 32 pp., a small fraction of its former size. I don’t know anyone who actually subscribes to it, except that doctor. And some libraries.