December 19, 2005, - 9:06 am
Not A Good Samaritan: TIME’s Phony Person of the Year
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So TIME Magazine picked Bono as one of its three “Persons of the Year” (along with Bill & Melinda Gates), calling him a “Good Samaritan.”
Ironically, we , last week. And obviously, we think the pop-star wears no clothing (other than his expensive tinted Chanel sunglasses).
Question for TIME: How is (Sudan–whose Arab Muslim government murdered almost all Black Christians and is now murdering the Black Muslims) being a “Good Samaritan”?
Question #2 for TIME: According to Pollstar, Bono’s U2 had the top-grossing concert tour of 2005, grossing $260 million? How much of that money versus U.S. taxpayer money went to the debt and AIDS relief he wants us to fund?
Question #3 for TIME: What about ? How many Africans could that have fed? How many AIDS tests in Africa or AIDS drugs could that have paid for?
“Good Samaritan”? Someone’s been smoking too much Mary Jane. And it’s not just Bono. It’s the editors at TIME who chose this Chanel-glasses encrusted rock-star phony.
Tags: Africa, AIDS, Arab Muslim government, Mary Jane, Melinda Gates, Sudan, U2, United States, USD
As Drudge would say—*Time* is so far behind the news cycle…WHO reads it!!!
EminemsRevenge on December 19, 2005 at 10:58 am