the media has dropped the rupert murdoch crimes like a hot potato

[spanone]

figured they would.

why would they shed light in their own industry?

[liberal N proud]

1. Swept them under the rug as directed.

[Firebrand Gary]

2. Witness who is really in control of our country.

Rupert Murdoch owns the US.

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[Octafish]

4. Rupert Who?

Worked for Rev Moon and the Moonie Times.

[blm]

5. Rupert's partners include BFEE cronies like the Saudi royals who own a big piece of CNN, too.

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[sethgrogen]

6. makes you wonder if they employ the same dirty tactics.

[dipsydoodle]

7. That's only because life for the time being has moved on.

The media are hardly likely to keep running stuff which would bore the great majority of their readers. Unlikely to pick up again until some actual charges are brought if ever.

[malaise]

8. The riots were an amazing diversion

but I'm not making a link...such timing.
Have no fear - Cameron will not escape the Murdoch ness

[sfpcjock]

9. It's got lost in the phony red-herring GOP debt ceiling...

distraction that was pulled. I noticed :evilfrown:

[aquart]

10. It's August. No point to a big scandal in August.

But John W. Dean just had a doozy in the Guardian about the American lawyers Murdoch is hiring.

Watergate had slow periods, too.

[mopinko]

11. yup. your basic limited hang out.

works every time. just ask jack abramoff.

[azul]

12. Windfall profits tax on the media for upcoming election money?

Much of the unlimited money that will be flowing into the US elections in 2012 will be funneled directly into MSM advertising. Billions of damn dollars.

This windfall profits should go toward what, funding the justice department? At least not toward funding the likes of Murdock and Newscorp in their criminal enterprise.

This election spending is going to make the media power and bias much worse if they are allowed huge profits from the supreme court decision regarding money as free speech and corporations as persons with rights to get involved in elections.