A year or so ago, the then-Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern was asked by a journalist why her country's politics had not gone crazy. She replied "We have not allowed Rupert Murdoch to set up here".
Yet despile their bragging about being environmentally responsible New Zealand almost is as bad as the USA for climate terrorism. None of their homes of commercial buildings are property insulated, and double glazing is a rarity. The Kiwi's waste so many things they could recycle. They do tend to keep their cars for a long time which helps reduce the pollution caused by vehicle manufacturing. But they don't build cars, trucks and busses they are all imported.
@@Mogwai-ug9op On a per capita basis, yes, NZ may well be worse than the US. It's also worth remembering that total carbon emmissions from the US armed forces are excluded from the US total.
Uhhh... Jacinda did as much damage on her own. The Covid debacle and those concentration camps and she just happened to be one Schwabs Young Global Traitors.
Aaron doesn't need to apologize, I agree 100% with him. I think Rupert Murdock was the most destructive person to ever walk this earth. His toxic legacy will last for decades.
Milton Friedman and few others might disagree 😂 But yeah, Fox news has become a cancer for the world, especially when you consider how many right wing grifters from many, many countries have tried to recreate that blueprint
"When the man dies, it will be a fantastic day for humanity.." I don't agree with Aaron on everything, but my God he gets my vote for putting this out publicly.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3 ,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
Unfortunately it will not be after due legal process. Nor, unfortunately, will his death be the result of being tarred, feathered and hung from a lamp post.
There can't be a single demographic of people anywhere in the UK/world that he has not harmed, insulted, or diminished in some way. He and his corporation has over the years been a cancer on the human soul. He will not be missed.
Especially the part about Murdoch having so much influence . It isnt an exaggeration to say he has actually manufactured the outcome of elections. Another downside is that centre left parties have to make a decision . They either court Murdoch and move to the right in order to get elected , having to jettison so many of their more radical policies in the process , whilst being allowed to keep a . few of the more moderate ones in return for being ' allowed ' to govern . The alternative is they ignore Murdoch and have radical policies and are not ' allowed ' to govern .
@@kiwitrainguy Good point . My worry is that sensible left wing policies are painted as radical where as far right policies are called mainstream , but worryingly they are gaining traction .
The infernal host will start muttering "this neighborhood's really starting to go down hill" with some of the 20th century's unsung monsters due to take up their residency imminently.
Indeed, it's waayyy overdue for still a lot of these die hard Neocons to kick the bucket. Doddering or lucid they refuse to give up their 50+ year reigns that have completely destroyed the peace and tranquility of an entire planet!
And our so called "social betters," which begins with the royal family from top down. Karl Marx once said, "the British are too stupid for revolution." I believe he was referring to the class structure, where the poorest in society love the royal family & the class system. I wouldn't call it stupid, I would call it indoctrination to the point of insanity.
@@camdencobain1460 Controlled opposition. There's an interesting interview with Noam Chomsky & Andrew Marr doing the interviewing, that's worth checking out. Chomsky has written extensively on the subject from 'The Manufacture of Consent' with Edward S. Herman (you may already know this) to other books, papers & lectures.
@@MrJonnyl123 It was allowed because they approve the message they have more in common with each other than they do the citizens of the country they come from there are no nation any longer only dollars!
Disagree with Aaron on one point. We absolutely should say it will be a great day, because it's prosocial to celebrate the removal of harm from society.
"removal of harm from society" Murdoch's already done the harm mate, he won and now he's bowing out. There's no point focusing on old school villains like Murdoch, when there's new school ones like Peter Thiel running about.
@@tonymurphy2624 The point is that the OP was claiming Murdoch's passing will "remove harm from society", which is an extremely naive viewpoint. What Murdoch created is here to stay.
@zippymufo9765 The point is that Murdoch's harm comes in more than one form, one of which is his person, and it will be a removal of harm. The OP makes no mention of scale. Keep digging, though. The antipodes beckons.
@@tonymurphy2624 Sounds like pure desperate wishful thinking. But if I were wallowing in impotent seething rage like yourself, I guess I would enjoy any empty symbolic "victory" that I could.
@@buntyjoy1800 "and here comes Murdoch 2" I wouldn't bet the farm on that. The son is left with lawsuits that will make the 780 million daddy lost look insignificant. Smartmatic and Fox investors are going to be asking for billions of dollars and their case has already been won in court by Dominion.
There arent many people in the world more immoral than Murdoch esp. considering how far his influence spread. A very wicked man. Hope he looks back on his life now and feels ashamed.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3 ,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
No, he'll look back on his life and congratulate himself on all the money he made and all the political influence he had and say "What a good boy am I".
Rudd wasn't going to introduce a carbon tax. It was a carbon offset programme. Murdock called it a tax in his papers because he knew the average Aussie didn't understand climate change, tax or politics. He knew the idea of 'another tax' would be frowned upon so HE called it that.
Every wakening moment he was awake was about power Every decision he made was about power he had it severed for breakfast lunch and dinner Power over everything. He had it in spades but he soon will be gone …
It’s hard to feel complete despair at what one individual did to all of us - the WHOLE planet. The one positive is that if one person could have so much negative impact, we each, individually have the power to do the opposite.
@@peternelson7048 I’m a little more optimistic about the world than that, we’d still be living in caves bashing each others skulls in if that were the case.
@@Bopflix It's good to be optimistic. Most people are decent in my experience but I am a realist. All you need to do is convince people that their way of life is under threat and you can get them to do unspeakable things. Power hungry people will always do this. Decent people have no desire to have control over others and so it will always be more likely that large groups of people will act selfishly than for the greater good.
@@peternelson7048 yeah agree with that, why the best people never seem to go into politics. It’s a kind of paradox. But maybe that’s the answer? We need to encourage the unlikely into politics, and those individuals with decency and vision could make huge strides. I actually feel sick in my stomach thinking about Gore having the election stolen. A great crime to us all that won’t addressed / acknowledged by history until long after we’re gone. Awful.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3 ,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
I'd like to echo the observation about the 2000 election. Murdoch prematurely and illegally declared Bush the winner, and after that Gore was always the supplicant. How different would the world be if Gore had been President???
It’s time we had laws around the foreign ownership of media as many countries do. We also need to carry out Leveson 2 to remove the self-regulation that the newspapers currently enjoy. I hope Labour will take action, but I greatly suspect that they won’t.
@@johnwright9372 It was actually Bozo that binned Leveson 2 in his 2019 manifesto on the infamous ‘page 48’. The entry read “To support free speech, we will repeal section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2014, which seeks to coerce the press. We will not proceed with the second stage of the Leveson Inquiry.” But yes, Leveson 2 must be restarted as press self-regulation really isn’t working.
In Australia , where he has a huge control and influence in the media and politics, his empire has played a major role in undermining action on climate change. Both parties have been playing along with him. Right at the moment his empire is running a campaign to defeat a referendum to give Aboriginal Australians an advisory voice into parliament , written into the constitution.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3 ,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
Having worked on building sites during the Murdoch/Thatcher years taught me what the right-wing bollox was all about. ........the amount of working class sun reading numpties i had to associate with was horrendous . ......then the Brexitbollox appeared.!!!!! Is there ANY hope left.????
Completely agreed , the man has bought nothing but chaos and misery to this world. And for what freaking purpose , power and ego. Hope he meets some justice still here in earth.
When a child molester or a serial killer or anyone convicted of a serious crime, we ask how did this happen? Has a journalist ever been held to account for their contribution to to process?
Australia don't need to heat their homes as much as the UK, but I bet they have a thriving air-conditoning industry. I wonder if making hot air hotter through air-conditioning has more of an impact than making cold air warmer through heating leakage. 🤔
Air cons running on solar panels is the way to go in Australia. The Murdoch/ Sky News/ Liberal(?) government is gone and now Australia will accelerate its decarbonisation. We are already no1 in rooftop solar and the sky is the limit! The petition against Murdoch’s News Ltd achieved the highest number of signatures for any such endeavour.
@@geraldbutler5484 Thanks for the reply. My point was about the hot air that air-cons push out to create the cool air inside the home. I think there is probably some scientific formula for air heating, and my guess is that it might show relatively that hot air is heated quicker than cold air. In that sense it doesn't matter where the electricity comes from as air-con units physically heat the outside air themselves.
It's like running a fridge while its door is left open. The heat removed one place is transferred to another. The net heat gain comes from running the equipment (compressor) itself.@@thesunreport
It was a clever idea to put politics on page 2 of the Sun, opposite the bare-breasted beauty on page 3. What a great way to get your readers to look at your political coverage.
I also think another notable point is that for the majority of its life span, Murdoch also owned 20th century fox. When talking about freedom of press, should we also question the implicit ideological messaging in the movies and tv it disseminates? When looking at animated shows such as American dad and family guy, there’s absolutely no doubt in my mind it’s pure propaganda; the kid’s teddy is called Rupert, come on ahahah
Murdoch is a fascist..... Every country where he has access to power, they all back Trump/Johnson type politics and economics. "The liberty of a democracy is not safe if people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state itself. That in its essence is fascism: ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power." 32nd US President Franklin D Roosevelt 1938
Mr Murdoch was to my mind one of the worst things ever to happen to the UK
On reflection he was one of the worst things to happen to the planet
To the world...
To humanity
yes and Australian society has been morally corrupted by his poison
Satan comes in many forms
A year or so ago, the then-Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern was asked by a journalist why her country's politics had not gone crazy. She replied "We have not allowed Rupert Murdoch to set up here".
It was crazy enough under her regime, they didn’t need Murdoch.
Yet despile their bragging about being environmentally responsible New Zealand almost is as bad as the USA for climate terrorism. None of their homes of commercial buildings are property insulated, and double glazing is a rarity. The Kiwi's waste so many things they could recycle. They do tend to keep their cars for a long time which helps reduce the pollution caused by vehicle manufacturing. But they don't build cars, trucks and busses they are all imported.
@@therealrobertbirchall New Zealand, with it's population of 5.5 million, is almost as bad as US for "climate terrorism"? You sure?
@@Mogwai-ug9op On a per capita basis, yes, NZ may well be worse than the US. It's also worth remembering that total carbon emmissions from the US armed forces are excluded from the US total.
Uhhh... Jacinda did as much damage on her own. The Covid debacle and those concentration camps and she just happened to be one Schwabs Young Global Traitors.
Aaron doesn't need to apologize, I agree 100% with him. I think Rupert Murdock was the most destructive person to ever walk this earth. His toxic legacy will last for decades.
Milton Friedman and few others might disagree 😂 But yeah, Fox news has become a cancer for the world, especially when you consider how many right wing grifters from many, many countries have tried to recreate that blueprint
100%
Him and Maggie Thatcher standing shoulder to shoulder still give me goosebumps
Expensive bottle chilling as we all speak. Can't wait... its been on ice for 20 years!
Haha deluded to believe he’s been the most destructive. A very bad man yea but the worst.. get a grip!
"When the man dies, it will be a fantastic day for humanity.."
I don't agree with Aaron on everything, but my God he gets my vote for putting this out publicly.
People will be queuing up to dance on his grave.
@@jake751piss on it!
Unfortunately the multi married Murderoch spawned
@@jake751unfortunately cut the head of the snake and another will grow in its place.
Owen Jones always comes with the facts, kèep going Owen!
Let's not forget the Hillsborough lies and phone hacking.
Absolutely!! We still don't touch the Scum.
Hear, hear. A genuine service to humanity when that scumbag takes his last breath
God does not sleep and he takes notes.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to
queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3
,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
Unfortunately it will not be after due legal process. Nor, unfortunately, will his death be the result of being tarred, feathered and hung from a lamp post.
He’ll die but the seeds of hatred and xenophobia he left behind will flourish without him. No great hope for change
There can't be a single demographic of people anywhere in the UK/world that he has not harmed, insulted, or diminished in some way. He and his corporation has over the years been a cancer on the human soul.
He will not be missed.
Brilliant Owen saying it how it is 👏👏
Owen Jones is 100% right.
Always
Especially the part about Murdoch having so much influence . It isnt an exaggeration to say he has actually manufactured the outcome of elections. Another downside is that centre left parties have to make a decision . They either court Murdoch and move to the right in order to get elected , having to jettison so many of their more radical policies in the process , whilst being allowed to keep a . few of the more moderate ones in return for being ' allowed ' to govern . The alternative is they ignore Murdoch and have radical policies and are not ' allowed ' to govern .
Words you don’t often hear
Except they aren't really "radical" policies, they are only if you are as far to the right as Murdoch is.@@scooby1992
@@kiwitrainguy Good point . My worry is that sensible left wing policies are painted as radical where as far right policies are called mainstream , but worryingly they are gaining traction .
Without the Iraq war, there would've been no ISIS. Good job, George W Bush and Tony Blair.
War is always about profiteering. No sane/decent human would EVER chose war when they have had to live with the consequences 😢
Very sharp analysis Micheal,Aaron and Owen,of the dictorial Murdoch.
The title points to Owen, but both Michael and Aaron had incredible takes as well. Beautifully said!
When Murdoch dies the devil will put up a sign on the gates of hell. The position is already taken.
The infernal host will start muttering "this neighborhood's really starting to go down hill" with some of the 20th century's unsung monsters due to take up their residency imminently.
yes the devil will have to be careful...
To paraphrase Churchill "If he were to invade Hell I would make a favourable comment about the Devil".
Thank you for covering this 💚🙏🏼 Incredibly well said. Cheers
Love Novara and Michael , Ash, Owen, Aaron and the team! My superhero’s fighting to reveal the truth
Power corrupts, ultimate power corrupts ultimately. The truth!
For ref: I think the phrase is "... absolute power corrupts absolutely"
I'm surprised that the 38 likers of the comment didn't pick that up.@@toby81tube
The story of modern British politics is just as much about right wing media manipulation as anything else
Aaron is quickly becoming one of the best journalists in the UK.
Aaron is a powerful Persian tiger 🐅 👏 🙌 😊
I am surprised they let Owen speak up
They’ll come after Owen next
Rupert Murdoch is ultimate Bond villain
Elliott Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies was based on him.
@@TequilaToothpick “You forgot the first rule of mass media, Elliot! Give the people what they want!” - Still rings true today
If only he'd go the same way.
@@Matthew_Rushton Or tell them what they want then give it them.
Well, let's hope he comes to an appropriately horrible end - ASAP.
Quite right, Murdoch defiled everything he touched.
SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER!! AND POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!
There are a handful of people whose passing I would definitely celebrate, Murdoch is definitely one of them 🫡
Indeed, it's waayyy overdue for still a lot of these die hard Neocons to kick the bucket. Doddering or lucid they refuse to give up their 50+ year reigns that have completely destroyed the peace and tranquility of an entire planet!
Nothing is going to change even if he passes.
@@zippymufo9765it is nevertheless a good start!
Maybe being a Bond villain is his fantasy
You tell them Owen!
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
🔥 🔥 The truth burns 🔥 🔥
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
When he dies his son Lachlan will have already taken over and he seems pretty much the same as his dear dad.
Yes, it looks like he wants to make it a dynasty, so his influence will live on
Dynastic succession all ways fails the 3rd generation...that's Lachlan Murdoch...!
@@michaelnorth3666- Hope so , he's even more hard line than his dad !
Just like North Korea.@@kathrinedavey3080
As a gaggle, the British adore their oligarchic owned media. Proof? Brexit.
And our so called "social betters," which begins with the royal family from top down. Karl Marx once said, "the British are too stupid for revolution." I believe he was referring to the class structure, where the poorest in society love the royal family & the class system. I wouldn't call it stupid, I would call it indoctrination to the point of insanity.
48% of us didn't fall for Brexit.
@@dianastevenson131 Your right, 48% didn`t vote for Brexit but 52% did!
What about Guardianista credulity apropos of the AS witchhhunt against Corbynistas & now the USkraine war?
@@camdencobain1460 Controlled opposition. There's an interesting interview with Noam Chomsky & Andrew Marr doing the interviewing, that's worth checking out. Chomsky has written extensively on the subject from 'The Manufacture of Consent' with Edward S. Herman (you may already know this) to other books, papers & lectures.
An Australian controlling media in the UK and US is not something I expected
It’s incredible that was aloud to happen. You would think the xenophobia of the elites in both countries would’ve stopped it
@@MrJonnyl123 It was allowed because they approve the message they have more in common with each other than they do the citizens of the country they come from there are no nation any longer only dollars!
@@gabrielmaroto18 yeh I know. But still, the British establishment allowing an Aussie to run their media is crazy
It's been happening for your enitre life mate.
@@MrJonnyl123No, because he supports the right wing. The Tories and republicans.
Awesome Owen Jones as usual👍
Disagree with Aaron on one point. We absolutely should say it will be a great day, because it's prosocial to celebrate the removal of harm from society.
"removal of harm from society"
Murdoch's already done the harm mate, he won and now he's bowing out. There's no point focusing on old school villains like Murdoch, when there's new school ones like Peter Thiel running about.
@sam3317 So naïve. If you think that means he's done, I have a beachfront property in Kathmandu you might be interested in.
@@tonymurphy2624 The point is that the OP was claiming Murdoch's passing will "remove harm from society", which is an extremely naive viewpoint. What Murdoch created is here to stay.
@zippymufo9765 The point is that Murdoch's harm comes in more than one form, one of which is his person, and it will be a removal of harm. The OP makes no mention of scale.
Keep digging, though. The antipodes beckons.
@@tonymurphy2624 Sounds like pure desperate wishful thinking. But if I were wallowing in impotent seething rage like yourself, I guess I would enjoy any empty symbolic "victory" that I could.
Murdoch didn't resign. He was put out to pasture because he set the barn on fire.
...and here comes Murdoch 2 The resurgence.
@@buntyjoy1800 "and here comes Murdoch 2"
I wouldn't bet the farm on that. The son is left with lawsuits that will make the 780 million daddy lost look insignificant. Smartmatic and Fox investors are going to be asking for billions of dollars and their case has already been won in court by Dominion.
There arent many people in the world more immoral than Murdoch esp. considering how far his influence spread. A very wicked man. Hope he looks back on his life now and feels ashamed.
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to
queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3
,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
He is beyound redemption he knows no shame .
Psychopaths cannot feel shame unfortunately.
No, he'll look back on his life and congratulate himself on all the money he made and all the political influence he had and say "What a good boy am I".
Tony Blair also spoke to Murdoch every week. Enough said. Murdoch has chosen every Prime Minister and President since the 80's.
Murdoch is vile. But Britain has a history of vile press barons. Harmsworth, Dacre come to mind.
Lord Rothermere
The newspapers are controlled by rich people.
He turned three great counties into banana republics.
Rudd wasn't going to introduce a carbon tax. It was a carbon offset programme. Murdock called it a tax in his papers because he knew the average Aussie didn't understand climate change, tax or politics. He knew the idea of 'another tax' would be frowned upon so HE called it that.
A great day for humanity. True.
Thanks Owen Jones. Truth be told he will see hell.
That won’t be decided by you
@timcomley5948 not trying or wishing GOD will handle.
Owen Jones always on point! 100% factual.
Interesting that it was said on Sky News, I'm surprised it was even aired.
Very articulate and well said Owen.
Thank god for the real free press - the TH-cam news channels.
Most are already corrupted by Murdoch's dogma anyway. They just parrot what they hear from MSM
Every wakening moment he was awake was about power
Every decision he made was about power he had it severed for breakfast lunch and dinner
Power over everything. He had it in spades but he soon will be gone …
The Larry Lamb episode is jaw dropping. As Aaron calls it "The fusion of politics and media..was rare in Britain.....is now the norm".
George Michael was on the BBC twenty years aGo saying he would never take on Murdoch as he'd never have a careEr again
Joseph Geobbels would be proud of Murdock.
Totally right, excellent reporting
I've not heard the Larry Lamb story before. What does that tell you about the rest of UK press?
It’s hard to feel complete despair at what one individual did to all of us - the WHOLE planet.
The one positive is that if one person could have so much negative impact, we each, individually have the power to do the opposite.
That's not how it works unfortunately. It is always easier to organise people to act selfishly as a group than for the greater good.
@@peternelson7048 I’m a little more optimistic about the world than that, we’d still be living in caves bashing each others skulls in if that were the case.
@@Bopflix It's good to be optimistic. Most people are decent in my experience but I am a realist.
All you need to do is convince people that their way of life is under threat and you can get them to do unspeakable things. Power hungry people will always do this.
Decent people have no desire to have control over others and so it will always be more likely that large groups of people will act selfishly than for the greater good.
@@peternelson7048 yeah agree with that, why the best people never seem to go into politics. It’s a kind of paradox. But maybe that’s the answer? We need to encourage the unlikely into politics, and those individuals with decency and vision could make huge strides.
I actually feel sick in my stomach thinking about Gore having the election stolen. A great crime to us all that won’t addressed / acknowledged by history until long after we’re gone. Awful.
We don’t have the platform murdick does.
Only reason he stepped down is to dodge taking the stand , he’ll be calling the shots still.
Why do people buy newspapers ? Love Colin
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to
queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3
,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
A shame he’s not leaving News Corp in a hearse…
Owen is incredible
The Press has never been free
I'd like to echo the observation about the 2000 election. Murdoch prematurely and illegally declared Bush the winner, and after that Gore was always the supplicant.
How different would the world be if Gore had been President???
The 2000 election was stolen and the 2016 & 2020 elections were "stolen".
why does murdoch hate so much about the eu? Is it about the eu anti tax avoidance directive?
Yep,
Was our own Andrew Neil instrumental in setting up fox news.
It’s time we had laws around the foreign ownership of media as many countries do. We also need to carry out Leveson 2 to remove the self-regulation that the newspapers currently enjoy. I hope Labour will take action, but I greatly suspect that they won’t.
It isn't only foreign ownership that is a problem. Cameron binned the Leveson Report and Leveson II because only his party stands to lose by it.
@@johnwright9372 It was actually Bozo that binned Leveson 2 in his 2019 manifesto on the infamous ‘page 48’. The entry read “To support free speech, we will repeal section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2014, which seeks to coerce the press. We will not proceed with the second stage of the Leveson Inquiry.” But yes, Leveson 2 must be restarted as press self-regulation really isn’t working.
The Murdoch papers in Australia and Sky News AU got in trouble for climate denial
He'll never retire, despite what he said.
Owen nails it as he often does xx
I can't agree more with such a resounding conclusion by the Noble Owen Jones!
Owen Jones is a hero ❤ prayers and love for the oppressed peaple
He played a huge role in ‘brexit’.
Thanks for posting.
I find it incredulous that big sections of the media are defending Murdoch
In Australia , where he has a huge control and influence in the media and politics, his empire has played a major role in undermining action on climate change. Both parties have been playing along with him. Right at the moment his empire is running a campaign to defeat a referendum to give Aboriginal Australians an advisory voice into parliament , written into the constitution.
murdoch is a poison
The workers and working class loved his right wing rag. They used to
queue up outside the factories to buy the SUN. They relished Page 3
,sport and xenophobia . Even striking miners of thatcher era loved it
Owen and Michael should become the new power couple of the British Left.
Thanks
❤Novara media 👍
The devil reincarneted RM!!!!!
Owen Jones bang-on the money - as ever.
100% agree with Owen Jones.
Having worked on building sites during the Murdoch/Thatcher years taught me what the right-wing bollox was all about.
........the amount of working class sun reading numpties i had to associate with was horrendous .
......then the Brexitbollox appeared.!!!!!
Is there ANY hope left.????
Completely agreed
, the man has bought nothing but chaos and misery to this world. And for what freaking purpose , power and ego. Hope he meets some justice still here in earth.
Justice for Murdoch would be an emphatic Labour victory in the Commons.
When a child molester or a serial killer or anyone convicted of a serious crime, we ask how did this happen? Has a journalist ever been held to account for their contribution to to process?
No.
Owen jones is so right
Aaron II really appreciate you letting us know all this could you please shout all this info from the roof tops
Orson Wells. made what is called one of the greatestvmovies ever screened. Citizen Cane about the press politics and corruption. Citizen Murdoch.
Russell Brand has been calling Rupert Murdoch out for the last twenty years or so...Say no more
If the Media World ever needed an enema, Murdoch would be the point of entry
👏👏👏
Love you guys 💖
I think Murdoch should be sent prison
Can a Sun reader read 1600 words at one go?!
If they are the same 25 words, perhaps....also no words with more than three syllables.
He wasn’t wrong about the intelligence of most Sun readers.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Mushroom existence: Kept in the dark and fed on BS.@@aidanjohnkelly
Thanks Owen
brilliant 👏. he was spot on but the rest of the media chose to ignore all those facts
Agree totally.
Australia don't need to heat their homes as much as the UK, but I bet they have a thriving air-conditoning industry. I wonder if making hot air hotter through air-conditioning has more of an impact than making cold air warmer through heating leakage. 🤔
Air cons running on solar panels is the way to go in Australia. The Murdoch/ Sky News/ Liberal(?) government is gone and now Australia will accelerate its decarbonisation. We are already no1 in rooftop solar and the sky is the limit! The petition against Murdoch’s News Ltd achieved the highest number of signatures for any such endeavour.
@@geraldbutler5484 Thanks for the reply. My point was about the hot air that air-cons push out to create the cool air inside the home. I think there is probably some scientific formula for air heating, and my guess is that it might show relatively that hot air is heated quicker than cold air.
In that sense it doesn't matter where the electricity comes from as air-con units physically heat the outside air themselves.
It's like running a fridge while its door is left open. The heat removed one place is transferred to another. The net heat gain comes from running the equipment (compressor) itself.@@thesunreport
@@kiwitrainguy Thanks, yes that makes sense.
Oz uk and usa = most hard right = newscorp dominance. Simple.
It was a clever idea to put politics on page 2 of the Sun, opposite the bare-breasted beauty on page 3. What a great way to get your readers to look at your political coverage.
No doubt ....the Man is 200 hundred years Old with so much Power
Murdoch is the devils advocate there is a special place in hell waiting for him !!! I for one will be celebrating
The devil? Really? Do you mean you are the devil? You are what you think he is?
Great video 👍
I also think another notable point is that for the majority of its life span, Murdoch also owned 20th century fox. When talking about freedom of press, should we also question the implicit ideological messaging in the movies and tv it disseminates? When looking at animated shows such as American dad and family guy, there’s absolutely no doubt in my mind it’s pure propaganda; the kid’s teddy is called Rupert, come on ahahah
Well said owen love it mate saying it as it is. your the man.
Murdoch is a fascist.....
Every country where he has access to power, they all back Trump/Johnson type politics and economics.
"The liberty of a democracy is not safe if people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state itself. That in its essence is fascism: ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power."
32nd US President Franklin D Roosevelt 1938
Perfect realization
Great video