rupert murdock owner of foxnews is in trouble

http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...-the-globe/2011/07/15/gIQAyxAfFI_story_2.html


http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9OFHGD82.htm

http://www.smh.com.au/business/libe...s-murdoch-battles-scandal-20110715-1hhyc.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/jul/15/rebekah-brooks-news-international

I wonder when foxnews will report this. LOL

this is some really foul shit these people committed

 

Don't count him out. Had you seen the clip on what happened to Keith Obermann when he worked there?

 

This is an excellent turn of events!!! If found guilty I hope the sentence is truly "fair and balanced."

Hear that? That's the sound of Fox Noise employees xeroxing their resume's to send out.

 

I'll be switching over to GE news any day now.

 

The fallout is far from over. The latest high profile casualty was a head of police. This will remain a story of interest for some time.

 

The top cop has just resigned and Murdoch's former red haired assistant was arrested.

 

Rebekah Brooks, the ginger in question, was bailed after 12 hours in custody. Apparently, she had made arrangements to come in for her arrest 2 days ago, prior to her resignation heading up News International.

 

Yeah,she made bail and left jail. Let's hope she tells on Murdoch soon.

 

CNN reports

The British police officer who ruled two years ago that there was no reason to reopen an investigation into phone hacking by journalists resigned Monday, the Metropolitan Police announced.
Assistant Commissioner John Yates - who has since called his decision on the probe "crap" - is the second top member of London police to resign over the scandal plaguing Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson quit Sunday.
Stephenson stressed that he had behaved ethically, but said he decided to resign because increased scrutiny connected to the case would burden his department and detract from its accomplishments.

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CNN reporting via email.

 

Quite a considerable amount going on...

Being lazy to write all :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14181344

and


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14183281

Should be interesting to watch the news documenary tonight on the BBC in the UK

 

And just to add a twist, the phone-hacking scandal whistleblower has been found dead. It's "under investigation" of course by the same folks who sat on the phone hacking evidence for years.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/jul/18/news-of-the-world-sean-hoare?CMP=twt_fd

 

This^^^^^!!


If we were talking about a whistle blower from an organized crime family who later was found dead, it would obviously be viewed as a homicide.

But since Murdoch Inc. is a 'respectable':smt119 media conglomerate, it's a bridge too far for those talking heads in the media to connect the dots.

The reason he was murdered??

Because IMO hellspawn Rupert authorized his media companies in the U.S. to hack the computers, cell phones, etc. of its political and celebrity targets, which is I believe a FEDERAL crime.

If the whistleblower really told the authorities the extremes Rupert was willing to go for the 'big story' and smear his enemies, old man Murdoch could have been facing charges that could have ended up with his dying in prison.

Wouldn't it be a bitch if at the end of this scandal, Fox News was taken off the air!!?

My little dream one day.:smt033

 

I doubt it since they are "independent" from the company.

 

Where Murdoch is concerned there is something dodgy with bent cops doing his bidding.

 

Yeah, and the police commissioner who resigned didn't know or do anything, either.