Time Cops Out w/Person Of The Year Choice. No Surprise.

Pope Francis named Time’s Person of the Year.

It was basically between the Pope and Edward Snowden. Time followed orders and chose the Pope…bet on it.

I knew they would.

Don’t you dare “Person Of The Year” Snowden!!! You’ve been a Permanent Government media complex asset for over 60 years. Don’t mess up now. You been warned!!! Choose the old guy with the hat. He’s fairly harmless. But this Snowden character? How will we be able to paint him as a Chinese spy/Russian spy/traitor/anarchist if you make him the successor to Barack Obama as Person Of The Year!!!??? Don’t mess around, now….

What’s that you say? He’s been the most important person in the news this year by a long shot? He’s made the federal government an international laughingstock? Well…yeah. We know alla that. We are alla that, really. But national security is at stake here. C’mon. Only about 1% of what he really knows has been published. Imagine if he dumped the whole thing!!! Or even worse…imagine if all of the other potential whistleblowers figured out that they could rat us out and not only not get punished but become internationally famous at the same time? You do it…we’ll get even. Consider the potential consequences. Fuck with the bull you get the horns. You been warned!!!

Bet on it.

8 Comments

Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 9:56 am

Whatever.

It’s on, now. No matter what the old press does or says…it is on!!!

Oui on December 11, 2013 at 10:31 am

Both persons will destroy your PermaGov. In video, Pope Francis attacks the Belly of the Beast … Wall Street. He must be part of the Occupy movement.

Bet on it!

Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 11:17 am

I don’t believe that Pope Francis can make the kinds of changes in the Church…or in the rest of the world…that Snowden and the rest of the whistleblowers have already succeeded in forcing upon the PermaGov and its until recently unwitting victims, Oui. I really don’t. Changing public opinion is one thing, but outing the bad guys on a large scale is another thing entirely. Plus…the Catholic Church pretty well invented the PermaGov system centuries ago. It remains the single most conservative entity of real power in the world, despite this little bump in the road named Pope Francis.

Too bad. It’s wonderful to see a good guy in power somewhere…someone who believes in morality as a practical force for success and has the daring and skill to force the issue publicly. Can he change centuries of arrogance and privilege?

We shall see.

I doubt it, myself.

AG
- Oui on December 11, 2013 at 11:45 am
  
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  From the capital of Marx and Snowden …
  
  Pope Francis & the globalization of indifference
  
  MOSCOW (RT) – Regardless of what faith or philosophy one subscribes to, the relevance of the Pope’s message – that capitalism has grown unmanageably reckless and tyrannical – cannot be shied away from.
  
  The pontiff’s concept of the ‘idolatry of money’ has touched every facet of modern society. It is present in neoliberal leaders who slash social services and practice an unrestrained brand of capitalism. It’s in lobby groups and the corporate CEOs, bankers, and hedge fund managers that pull the strings of `democracy’ from behind the scenes. It’s in environmental degradation stemming from the mass production of consumer goods under the wasteful planned obsolescence model.
  
  It’s also in the immoral hegemony of the military-industrial-complex; in the drive to patent organisms, plants, and animals; and in the pop-culture circus that incentivizes the unchecked dominance of consumerism, self-absorption and narcissism.
  
  Pope Francis washing the feet of the meek
  - Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 12:08 pm
    
    Yes. I know. But that system is too large to be stopped from without. It works in secret and the secrecy must be lifted…by stealth if necessary…to really affect it. If it cannot hide its actions from the general public it will be defeated. That is why I am so-anti mainstream media. The media is the force that provides cover for all of the dirty deals. Lift the rocks under which these nasty little creatures scuttle and the whole scam will be forced to end.
    
    Until then?
    
    Cover of night.
    
    They will co-opt him, too.
    
    Whut’s on, Mabel? That nice Pope Francis? Never thought ah’d like a Cath’lic. Let’s watch!!!
    
    Watch.
    
    But they cannot co-opt the truth of their dealings. They have tried ever since Manning/Assange and it has not worked. Snowden raised the stakes. Now it’s an emergency. What if they threw an election and no one came?
    
    UH oh!!!!
    
    Later…
    
    AG

Oui on December 11, 2013 at 2:03 pm

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But he beat butcher Bashar Assad, not to mention Republican senator Ted Cruz!

Edward Snowden Second

(Outside the Beltway) – Pope Francis ultimately won out over NSA leaker Edward Snowden, Syrian president Bashar Assad, Texas senator Ted Cruz and gay rights activist Edith Windsor.

“[W]hat makes this Pope so important is the speed with which he has captured the imaginations of millions who had given up on hoping for the church at all,” Howard Chua-Eoan and Elizabeth Dias write in the cover story. “In a matter of months, Francis has elevated the healing mission of the church.”

5th place: Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), a freshman senator and Tea Party member

Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 2:07 pm

Imagine if Snowden coulda twerked, too!!! He would have been a shoo-in to win!!!

AG

Quentin on December 11, 2013 at 6:36 pm

You can also see it as a compliment that Time mag didn’t choose Snowden. He’s too good for that rag mag. Didn’t they have that conservative woman once, what’s her face, you know the emaciated lady with long blond hair and skimpy black dresses. And I think Hitler, but that was long ago, the mistake is entirely understandable. They haven’t retracted that one, though have they? As far as the pope is concerned: his better than the nasty vain previous one, but otherwise forget it. The RC is an insane organization—I mean that literally. Maybe it’s singing another tune because it’s not clearly a leading force among the 1 percenters.

Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 9:56 am

Whatever.

It’s on, now. No matter what the old press does or says…it is on!!!

AG
Oui on December 11, 2013 at 10:31 am

Both persons will destroy your PermaGov. In video, Pope Francis attacks the Belly of the Beast … Wall Street. He must be part of the Occupy movement.

Bet on it!
- Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 11:17 am
  
  I don’t believe that Pope Francis can make the kinds of changes in the Church…or in the rest of the world…that Snowden and the rest of the whistleblowers have already succeeded in forcing upon the PermaGov and its until recently unwitting victims, Oui. I really don’t. Changing public opinion is one thing, but outing the bad guys on a large scale is another thing entirely. Plus…the Catholic Church pretty well invented the PermaGov system centuries ago. It remains the single most conservative entity of real power in the world, despite this little bump in the road named Pope Francis.
  
  Too bad. It’s wonderful to see a good guy in power somewhere…someone who believes in morality as a practical force for success and has the daring and skill to force the issue publicly. Can he change centuries of arrogance and privilege?
  
  We shall see.
  
  I doubt it, myself.
  
  AG
  - Oui on December 11, 2013 at 11:45 am
    
    .
    From the capital of Marx and Snowden …
    
    Pope Francis & the globalization of indifference
    
    MOSCOW (RT) – Regardless of what faith or philosophy one subscribes to, the relevance of the Pope’s message – that capitalism has grown unmanageably reckless and tyrannical – cannot be shied away from.
    
    The pontiff’s concept of the ‘idolatry of money’ has touched every facet of modern society. It is present in neoliberal leaders who slash social services and practice an unrestrained brand of capitalism. It’s in lobby groups and the corporate CEOs, bankers, and hedge fund managers that pull the strings of `democracy’ from behind the scenes. It’s in environmental degradation stemming from the mass production of consumer goods under the wasteful planned obsolescence model.
    
    It’s also in the immoral hegemony of the military-industrial-complex; in the drive to patent organisms, plants, and animals; and in the pop-culture circus that incentivizes the unchecked dominance of consumerism, self-absorption and narcissism.
    
    Pope Francis washing the feet of the meek
    - Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 12:08 pm
      
      Yes. I know. But that system is too large to be stopped from without. It works in secret and the secrecy must be lifted…by stealth if necessary…to really affect it. If it cannot hide its actions from the general public it will be defeated. That is why I am so-anti mainstream media. The media is the force that provides cover for all of the dirty deals. Lift the rocks under which these nasty little creatures scuttle and the whole scam will be forced to end.
      
      Until then?
      
      Cover of night.
      
      They will co-opt him, too.
      
      Whut’s on, Mabel? That nice Pope Francis? Never thought ah’d like a Cath’lic. Let’s watch!!!
      
      Watch.
      
      But they cannot co-opt the truth of their dealings. They have tried ever since Manning/Assange and it has not worked. Snowden raised the stakes. Now it’s an emergency. What if they threw an election and no one came?
      
      UH oh!!!!
      
      Later…
      
      AG
Oui on December 11, 2013 at 2:03 pm

.
But he beat butcher Bashar Assad, not to mention Republican senator Ted Cruz!

Edward Snowden Second

(Outside the Beltway) – Pope Francis ultimately won out over NSA leaker Edward Snowden, Syrian president Bashar Assad, Texas senator Ted Cruz and gay rights activist Edith Windsor.

“[W]hat makes this Pope so important is the speed with which he has captured the imaginations of millions who had given up on hoping for the church at all,” Howard Chua-Eoan and Elizabeth Dias write in the cover story. “In a matter of months, Francis has elevated the healing mission of the church.”

5th place: Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), a freshman senator and Tea Party member
- Arthur Gilroy on December 11, 2013 at 2:07 pm
  
  Imagine if Snowden coulda twerked, too!!! He would have been a shoo-in to win!!!
  
  AG
Quentin on December 11, 2013 at 6:36 pm

You can also see it as a compliment that Time mag didn’t choose Snowden. He’s too good for that rag mag. Didn’t they have that conservative woman once, what’s her face, you know the emaciated lady with long blond hair and skimpy black dresses. And I think Hitler, but that was long ago, the mistake is entirely understandable. They haven’t retracted that one, though have they? As far as the pope is concerned: his better than the nasty vain previous one, but otherwise forget it. The RC is an insane organization—I mean that literally. Maybe it’s singing another tune because it’s not clearly a leading force among the 1 percenters.

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