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Times Magazine is censoring the American people. As you will see a front page expressing why Anxiety is good for you, while ignoring the current crisis going on all around the world,as for other countries it BOLDY says REVOLUTION REDUX As Jack Nicholson boldly states in the movie - A Few Good Men...."You can't handle the truth!" or Can you handle the truth? It was just reported that jobless claims went down, to "give Americans hope" but do you realize its December, of course jobs go up because people hire part time seasonal help and with the boost of Christmas spending but after flooding the Europe economy with more FED printed money and the 7.7 trillion the FED secretly handed out There is a major prediction that I agree with at the video end that I think you will all be interested in hearing if you can handle the truth. . This is a commentary on the deception of Media Source: www.time.com Check out my Other Videos: www.youtube.com thats if you want to question the world around you, what if it was all just a lie?

From the Arab Spring to the Occupy Wall Street movement, "The Protester" has been named Time Magazine's 2011 "Person of the Year". The annual distinction is given to the person or thing that Time believes has most influenced culture and the news during the past year, for good or for ill. Time says the outcry for democratic politics became globalised this year and protesters made history. Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports from Washington DC.

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Time Magazine has called The Protester the person of the year. In 2011 the protester has represented fighting for change worldwide. From the Arab Spring to Occupy Wall Street, there have been protests demanding some kind of change. Many are wondering why a protester as the person of the year? Pepe Escobar, a correspondent for Asia Times, joins us to examine if Time Magazine got it right. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com

Time Magazine has revealed its 2011 Person of the Year: the Protestor. The magazine cited mass actions against dictators in the Middle East, anti-drug cartel sentiment in Mexico, marches against leaders in Greece, the Occupy Wall Street movement, and dissent over the Putin regime in Russia in rationalizing its choice. Among the other contenders were: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, and SEAL Team 6, whose members killed Osama bin Laden. The Person of the Year is not always an accolade: Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini are some of the more notorious past recipients. But Time sees the Protesters of 2011 as a positive force. Managing Editor Rick Stengel writes, "There's this contagion of protest. These people who risked their lives ... I think it is changing the world for the better."

December 14, 2011 MSNBC MOXNews.com