Thread: FOX and Murdoch

Sorry if this has already been posted. Looks as though Fox is going to be a long time problem!
[quote]FOX AND FRIENDS OR FOX AND FOES?

by Alan Stang
January 10, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Now Fox News is news itself because it banned Dr. Ron Paul from the Republican debate before the New Hampshire primary. Why would Fox ban the Party’s biggest fund raiser by far, who got more than 10% of the vote in Iowa? The answer is that Rupert Murdoch runs Fox and a metastasizing chunk of this country’s media, recently including the Wall St. Journal

Murdoch owns the Times of London, the New York Post and 20th Century FOX, along with enough television stations to cover almost half the country. Other competent correspondents have set forth the immensity of this man’s U.S. media control. I do not need to repeat them; but there is an area I have not seen covered.

The News Corporation owns Fox News. Who are the directors of the News Corporation? There is Rupert Moloch himself, of course. Moloch hails from Down Under. He is technically a U.S. citizen, but the only reason he became one is that aliens are forbidden by law to own certain U.S. media outlets. Rupert strongly supports the woman who placed third in the Iowa Democrud caucus. I can’t recall her name. He is also friendly to Rudy the Ghoul.

Kenneth E. Cowley, another director, is also an Australian. Director Viet Din comes to us from Communist Vietnam, from which his family escaped. The trouble is that, as Assistant Attorney General, Din wrote the Patriot Act, which goes a long way toward imposing Communism here. Is Din a victim of Stockholm Syndrome, in which a hostage adopts the views of his captors?

Sir Rod Eddington is still another Australian. He is a director of News Corporation and Chairman of JP Morgan for Australia and New Zealand. Morgan has been an integral element of the conspiracy for world government for more than a century. Through chairman Thomas Lamont and son Corliss, it was even plugged into the Communist Party itself.

News Corporation director Andrew S.B. Knight is English. The English are our traditional enemies and have conspired against us from the beginning. One of Andy’s wives was Begum Sabiha Rumani Malik. That’s all I know about her. Andy is also a director of the Rothschild Investment Trust. I am guessing that I don’t need to tell you about the Rothschild banking family. Knight is also a member of the steering committee of the Bilderberg group. The Bilderbergers are at the very pinnacle of the conspiracy for world government.

[b]They are so secret they do not have a name. We call them “Bilderbergersâ€

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The people in control? Now we know why Murdoch donates to CFR Hilary while the so called conservative commentators at FOX push CFR McCain!

http://www.fcc.gov/aboutus.html

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent United States government agency, directly responsible to Congress. The FCC was established by the Communications Act of 1934 and is charged with regulating interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable. The FCC's jurisdiction covers the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. possessions.

Organization

The FCC is directed by five Commissioners appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate for 5-year terms, except when filling an unexpired term. The President designates one of the Commissioners to serve as Chairperson. Only three Commissioners may be members of the same political party. None of them can have a financial interest in any Commission-related business.

As the chief executive officer of the Commission, the Chairman delegates management and administrative responsibility to the Managing Director. The Commissioners supervise all FCC activities, delegating responsibilities to staff units and Bureaus.

Bureaus and Offices

The Commission staff is organized by function. There are seven operating Bureaus and ten Staff Offices. The Bureaus’ responsibilities include: processing applications for licenses and other filings; analyzing complaints; conducting investigations; developing and implementing regulatory programs; and taking part in hearings. Our Offices provide support services. Even though the Bureaus and Offices have their individual functions, they regularly join forces and share expertise in addressing Commission issues.

Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau - educates and informs consumers about telecommunications goods and services and engages their input to help guide the work of the Commission. CGB coordinates telecommunications policy efforts with industry and with other governmental agencies — federal, tribal, state and local — in serving the public interest.

Enforcement Bureau - enforces the Communications Act, as well as the Commission’s rules, orders and authorizations.

International Bureau - represents the Commission in satellite and international matters.

Media Bureau - regulates AM, FM radio and television broadcast stations, as well as cable television and satellite services.

Wireless Telecommunications - oversees cellular and PCS phones, pagers and two-way radios. This Bureau also regulates the use of radio spectrum to fulfill the communications needs of businesses, aircraft and ship operators, and individuals.

Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau - addresses public safety, homeland security, national security, emergency management and preparedness, disaster management, and other related issues.

Wireline Competition Bureau - responsible for rules and policies concerning telephone companies that provide interstate, and under certain circumstances intrastate, telecommunications services to the public through the use of wire-based transmission facilities (i.e., corded/cordless telephones).

Office of Administrative Law Judges - presides over hearings, and issues Initial Decisions.

Office of Communications Business Opportunities - provides advice to the Commission on issues and policies concerning opportunities for ownership by small, minority and women-owned communications businesses.

Office of Engineering And Technology - allocates spectrum for non-Government use and provides expert advice on technical issues before the Commission.

Office of The General Counsel - serves as chief legal advisor to the Commission's various Bureaus and Offices.

Office of Inspector General - conducts and supervises audits and investigations relating to the operations of the Commission.

Office of Legislative Affairs - is the Commission’s main point of contact with Congress.

Office of The Managing Director - functions as a chief operating official, serving under the direction and supervision of the Chairman.

Office of Media Relations - informs the news media of FCC decisions and serves as the Commission‘s main point of contact with the media.

Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis - works with the Chairman, Commissioners, Bureaus and Offices to develop strategic plans identifying policy objectives for the agency.

Office of Work Place Diversity - advises the Commission on all issues related to workforce diversity, affirmative recruitment and equal employment opportunity.