I have known and supported Bob Schulz and the WTP Foundation for some twenty years.  Bob Schulz is a modern day Patriot, in the true sense of the word.  He is a peaceful, articulate gentleman - true to the American spirit.  If Time magazine is implying anything else about Bob and the WTP organization, then it speaks more of honesty, integrity and respect (or lack thereof!) of the management of Time and it's editors than it does of Mr. Schulz.  Anyone who has read Bob's articles, attended his functions or heard him speak knows firsthand of his personal integrity and his honesty, not to mention his quiet and humble nature.  I am proud to know Bob Schulz and his cause, and I am proud to continue my support and advocacy for him, The We The People Foundation for Constitutional Education and for the Constitution of the United States of America. 

As for Time magazine;  I wouldn't use it's pages as a paper substitute in my bathroom, let alone allow it to influence my thinking or my allegiance to Constitutional principles.  Time Magazine became irrelevant long ago.

 Wow, you mean that useless rag is still in print. I can't imagine anyone dumb enough to spend money to subscribe to it.

I think Bob should sue them for liable.

This is what Franklin meant when he said "...if you can keep it." 

It is because men like Bob give an outlet to those who are so frustrated with what they know using simple common sense how things are supposed to be but aren't, that many people have not died by now in a very bloody rebellion (the action resulting in revolution - which is just a way of changing one's thinking) because there were still some 'non-violent recourses' left to We The People.

Well spoken Bob.  I'm behind you.

Ed

TIME to "boycot" Time Warner and its subs: New Line Cinema, Time Inc., HBO, Turner Broadcasting System, The CW Television Network, TheWB.com, Warner Bros., Kids' WB, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Adult Swim, CNN, DC Comics and Castle Rock Entertainment. 

We have not really attempted a full blown boycot of a multinational conglomerate like Time Warner. Jeffrey L. Bewkes -Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Time Warner Inc. - Also a Yale Grad.

Other Board members:

James Barksdale - Chairman and President, Barksdale Management Corporation

William P. Barr - Former Attorney General of the United States

Stephen F. Bollenbach - Former Co-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Hilton Hotels Corporation

Frank J. Caufield - Co-Founder and Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

Robert C. Clark - Distinguished Service Professor, Harvard University

Mathias Döpfner - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Axel Springer AG

Jessica P. Einhorn - Dean, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University

Fred Hassan - Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Schering-Plough Corporation

Michael A. Miles - Special Limited Partner, Forstmann Little & Company

Ken Novack - Senior Counsel, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC

Deborah Wright - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Carver Bancorp, Inc.

OK then lets take a look at KB Home and the less than stellar job Stephen Bollenbach has done as Board of Director. quote: Bollenbach /Burkle claimed that Riggio wouldn't tolerate critical questions about his management strategy. How about the same of Bruce Karatz at KB Home, Leslie Moonves at KB Home/CBS, Timothy Finchem at KB Home/The PGA, Melissa Lora at KB Home/Taco Bell? and it's corporate strategy of ignoring customer complaints and not fixing homes or buying them back in a timely manner in direct violation of the KB Home "FTC" Federal Trade Commission consent order, where KB Home is suppose to buy back your home within the first year if you are not 100% satisfied? I'm not satisfied?  KB Home Board of Directors just ignore you. What's good for one is good for all. Just Google "KB Home Sucks" Bollenbach messed it up so bad at AIG he had taxpayers bail them out! Not sure if Bollenbach reads? Does anyone know?