With Time naming Bolshevik Putin as man of the year...........a man who wants to install an Europe run from Moscow to Dublin, a man who freezes Slavs to death in winter, a man who uses al Qaeda as a tool for his world policy and a man who is going to be back in office within months due a "crisis".

It would be nice if Satania Amanpour would win the career lifelong dishonest award.

I was wrong on Gore not getting Time, guess it would have been a bit too over exposed for the man who would be president.

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of the Year.

Her "God's Warriers" went beyond just being slanted.   She shamelessly advocated and whitewashed Islam, while persecuting and denigrating Christianity.

Amanpour had the following exchange with CNN’s Larry King on August 20, 2007, while discussing her series on “God’s Warriors”: 

KING: But how much does the Israeli-Palestinian situation affect the Muslim situation, affect the Christian opinion, when they all intermingle here?

AMANPOUR: Well, they do intermingle a lot. So, you know, I'm sort of keeping the two separate at the moment as I discuss this.But for sure, the constant open witnessed that is Israel-Palestine, the war that exists in Israel and the occupied territories is a powerful recruiting tool for those disaffected in the Islamic world. There is absolutely no doubt about that.But, also, right now, another powerful recruiting tool is the Bush administration and the war in Iraq. It is—it's equaled or surpassed, at the moment, the pool of recruits for those who would come into terrorism and who would do America harm.And I think, you know, there's a new Pew poll, a recent Pew poll that has just been published which has, I think, rather troubling results.It talks about how these phenomenal values that the United States espouses and has exported, you know, for decades, are now being viewed with suspicion and with distrust and mistrust. So, really, the challenge for America and for American leadership is to get that back, to reclaim its values, to reclaim its position in global society and to be able to once again be considered the exporter of great and valuable morals and values.

Amanpour’s claim echoed a statement offered by Jamie Rubin just a few weeks earlier. “It will take years, decades to retrieve the respect that we once had before [the Bush] people took office,” Rubin said. Rubin was the director of foreign policy for the Clinton/Gore campaign in 1996. He was also the spokesman for Madeleine Albright’s State Department and, in 2004, worked for Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, serving as a senior advisor for national security affairs. In addition, Rubin supports Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.

Incidentally, Amanpour and Rubin have been married since 1998. According to the New York Times, “The couple met in 1997 in Bosnia, where Ms. Amanpour was on assignment and Mr. Rubin was traveling with Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright.”