Rupert the Terrible

There has been much fan fair by patriots over the Honorable Judge Napolitano over the last year. The Judge has appeared out of the thick propaganda woods as the messiah and voice for the faceless patriot who cannot seem to speak loud enough to be heard over the TV or internet. Thus making Judge Napolitano the propaganda Meister’s patriot puppet of choice to further confuse and lead the sheep down the path of whatever the powers at be have planned.

I sincerley believe the Judge is a good man, but I am also fully aware of the devils in charge who control the strings of his mouth. My words are by no means to disrespect the him in any way. They are only conveyed to portray the true reality of who is his boss, who signs his paychecks and who is really in charge. This man in charge with a communist billion dollar pen, I have no respect for.

I urge all fully aware and not so aware patriots to be educated on who holds the pink slip to the throne in which the Honarble Judge Napolitano issues statements of freedom from. Just an FYI fellow brothers and sisters, this throne is not owned by a person who has our best interests at heart. Quit the contrary.

The propaganda Meister who has led many a sheep astray is none other than Rupert “The Terrible” Murdoch.

Not one person in American media has done more to fool the herd of sheep as freedoms were taken away at hyper speed during Bush Jr.’s Presidency than Murdoch the Terrible. All the while his millionaire minions like Bill O’Reillyshouted “Let’s bomb the terrorists” over the airwaves daily and the sheep followed blindly as they drank the fluoride cool aid.

The American people need to understand that the news media is owned by powerful families and corporations who push one political agenda or another. Fox News is no different. Many critics think that they are playing the American people against one another with their stranglehold on media.

News Corporation – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

News Corporation (often abbreviated to News Corp.) is the world’s second largest media conglomerate (behind Walt Disney Company) as of 2008 and the world’s third largest in entertainment as of 2009.

In August 2005 the Murdoch family owned only about 29% of the company. However, nearly all of these shares were voting shares, and Rupert Murdoch retained effective control of the company.

Saudi prince Al-Waleed bin Talal, who is an investment tycoon and chairman of the Kingdom Holding Company, said in an interview with Charlie Rose that he had about a 6-7% stake in News Corp.

Rupert the Terrible on Human Rights:

Murdoch has been criticized for doing business with Chinese Communist Party leaders and their children. According to the New York Times:

Fox News helped China’s leading state broadcaster develop a news Web site, while Murdoch worked with the Communist Youth League on a risky television venture. Mr. Murdoch’s third wife, Wendi, is a mainland Chinese who once worked for his Hong Kong-based satellite broadcaster, Star TV. But Murdoch says he hit a “brick wall” after bidding for prime-time broadcasting rights and failing. Murdoch cooperates closely with China’s censors and state broadcasters, several people who worked for him in China told the Times.

A group of China-based reporters for The Wall St. Journal accused him in a letter to Dow Jones shareholders of “sacrificing journalistic integrity to satisfy personal and political aims,” a charge News Corporation denied.
Human rights activists have reportedlyvented their spleens against Murdoch for supposedly calling the Dalai Lama “a very political old monk shuffling around in Gucci shoes”.

The New York Times reported:

Murdoch uses “a gamut of tools — not just campaign contributions, but also jobs for former government officials and media exposure that promotes allies while attacking adversaries, sometimes viciously — all of which he has used to further his financial interests and establish his legitimacy in the United States, interviews and government records show.”

For example, after supporting a congressional move to limit media ownership, Senator Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi, agreed to a compromise that allowed companies to own stations reaching to 39 percent of American homes. Months before, HarperCollins, Mr. Murdoch’s publishing house, signed a $250,000 book deal to publish Mr. Lott’s memoir, “Herding Cats.” (Mr. Lott, an outspoken critic of media consolidation, agreed to the increase because it was still lower than what Mr. Powell had proposed, his spokesman, Nick Simpson, later told the NY Times.)

From CNN: Anita Dunn White House Communication Director:

Fox News Is The “Research Arm Of The Republican Party” – 10/11/09

With that said, trust but verify who it is you get your facts from. If you obtain your news from that electronic predator box in your living room and a Fox is attached to the news clip with blond hair and long legs, be very aware that most likely, you’re being led down a path to be eaten.