Time Magazine is, of course, a major gatekeeper and complicit with the PTB and all things disinfo. So, I found this article in a recent issue very interesting:
America From the Road: Encountering Anguish and Anxiety Across America
_http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2024065,00.html
by Joe Klein
The writer traveled the country attending various rallies and political meetings, mostly of conservatives. Basically, he reveals that people know the US is no longer great, what the were taught as kids about USA #1 was bunk, they've been sold down the river by both the political "left" and "right," the MSM isn't presenting the people's real concerns, gov't is broken beyond repair, values that had stood for generations are fast-eroding or gone, there's a whole new attitude towards finance and financial obligations (poll shows 1/3 of Americans now think it's OK to walk away from a mortgage), they are totally confused about the constant state of war since 9/11, they seem to know that China is in the global financial driver's seat, etc.
It's a kind of desperation (even revolutionary kind of feelings) I don't think I've seen so candidly presented in a mainstream mag. So, I wonder what exposing this kind of thing is preparing the US for. The cover theme of the issue was one of their fear-mongering specials, this time, "extreme militias in America."
America From the Road: Encountering Anguish and Anxiety Across America
_http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2024065,00.html
by Joe Klein
The writer traveled the country attending various rallies and political meetings, mostly of conservatives. Basically, he reveals that people know the US is no longer great, what the were taught as kids about USA #1 was bunk, they've been sold down the river by both the political "left" and "right," the MSM isn't presenting the people's real concerns, gov't is broken beyond repair, values that had stood for generations are fast-eroding or gone, there's a whole new attitude towards finance and financial obligations (poll shows 1/3 of Americans now think it's OK to walk away from a mortgage), they are totally confused about the constant state of war since 9/11, they seem to know that China is in the global financial driver's seat, etc.
It's a kind of desperation (even revolutionary kind of feelings) I don't think I've seen so candidly presented in a mainstream mag. So, I wonder what exposing this kind of thing is preparing the US for. The cover theme of the issue was one of their fear-mongering specials, this time, "extreme militias in America."
