Murdoch's Scum Credentials All In Order I See

[Strontium]

He's a sick man, I doubt he will last out 2016 with his problems

 

Nah, he's in my Dead Pool, the fucker's gonna live forever.

[Stickman]

Thought the tweets by Lily Allen regarding a party she was at when Murdoch and Farage where at were very funny

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/lily-allen-nigel-farage-rupert-murdoch_uk_577a19a3e4b0c9460800f6f5

 

 

 

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[Dougie Do'ins]

 

Thought the tweets by Lily Allen regarding a party she was at when Murdoch and Farage where at were very funny

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/lily-allen-nigel-farage-rupert-murdoch_uk_577a19a3e4b0c9460800f6f5

 

 

 

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What kind of cunt did she expect to bump into at a fucking 'garden party' thrown by some oligarch ?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

A young woman was raped and murdered.  

 

If you can imagine such a thing, The Scum decided to emphasise how much she'd been drinking, in order to shift blame onto the victim.

 

https://politicalscrapbook.net/2016/07/the-sun-accused-of-vctim-blaming-for-tweet-and-story-on-murdered-girl/

[General Dryness]

That story is getting some coverage on this side of the world too, as she was in a relationship with the son of a former All Black.

 

As an aside, you have to wonder if the guy in the dock actually believes his own bullshit. He reckons the sex was consensual and her death was an accident. Righty ho then. Because attractive 20 year olds are always gagging for a good seeing to off of some fifty odd year old balding penfold. Bang to rights sunshine.

[Tj hooker]

A young woman was raped and murdered.

 

If you can imagine such a thing, The Scum decided to emphasise how much she'd been drinking, in order to shift blame onto the victim.

 

https://politicalscrapbook.net/2016/07/the-sun-accused-of-vctim-blaming-for-tweet-and-story-on-murdered-girl/

Just when you think that rag can't stoop any lower they always manage to , it's about time this vile pathetic attempt at a newspaper was shut down for good

[lifetime fan]

Would anyone be surprised if it was these pricks that were planning to out Bishop Chamberlain?

[SammyAftershave]

Bashing the Bishop would be in keeping with their general shtick.

[Tj hooker]

Would anyone be surprised if it was these pricks that were planning to out Bishop Chamberlain?

Not in the least it would play well with the morons who read that shite rag

[Strontium]

Outing homosexuals who work for homophobic organisations is fair game in my opinion.

[razor]

Outing homosexuals who work for homophobic organisations is fair game in my opinion.

 

There's a bit of grey there, though, Stronts, with the fact that he was known to be homosexual before the ordination.  I know it's 2016, but surely there's some positive there that doesn't make the organisation homophobic?

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Just seen it on Facebook and the front cover of that rag is really scraping the barrel of acceptability today. Not that I'm surprised.

 

A story about a family entering the UK in the back of a lorry, one of them being a 20 day old baby, who the S*n have dedicated the front page headline of "Britain's tiniest migrant" to.

 

Utter scum.

[cloggypop]

The Fake Sheik is up in court on conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

 

http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/trial-begins-of-sun-reporter-mazher-mahmood-for-conspiracy-to-pervert-the-course-of-justice/

[Josef Svejk]

So, let me get this straight: the allegation is that Tony Blair was boning his then-wife?

[setreal]

Disgusting slander.

[cloggypop]

Fake sheik is going down.

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37563509

[SammyAftershave]

Hopefully in more ways than one. Repeatedly.

[lifetime fan]

'Fake Sheikh' Mazher Mahmood jailed over Tulisa case

 

 

Undercover journalist Mazher Mahmood, known as the "Fake Sheikh", has been jailed for 15 months for tampering with evidence in a case involving singer Tulisa Contostavlos.

 

The reporter, 53, and his driver Alan Smith, 67, were both found guilty of conspiring to pervert the course of justice earlier this month.

 

Judge Gerald Gordon said Mahmood had wanted to "enhance" his reputation.

 

Smith was sentenced to 12 months, suspended for two years.

 

Immediately after the sentencing News UK announced that Mahmood - a former News Of The World investigations editor - had been sacked after working for the company for 25 years.

 

A company spokesman said any civil claims brought against the company over Mahmood's past work would be "vigorously defended".

 

Following the guilty verdict earlier this month, lawyers announced that 18 other people targeted by Mahmood - who also worked for the Sunday Times and Sun on Sunday - planned to bring civil claims against him, which could total £800m.

 

Some of the individuals were convicted of crimes which, they argued at the time, came as the result of false evidence.

 

Judge Gordon told the pair: "You, Alan Smith, agreed to and did alter your original witness statement to remove the passage that you both realised could be used to support Tulisa Contostavlos's case in an entrapment hearing.

 

"Mazher Mahmood, it was your idea. You were the intended beneficiary and you made use of a loyal person, partly an employee, in order to achieve your purpose.

 

"The motive was to preserve and enhance your reputation.

 

"You wanted another scalp and Miss Contostavlos's conviction would have achieved that.

 

"And to achieve that, when you saw a problem, you were prepared for the court to be deceived."

 

As Mahmood was sent down, a man, believed to be one of Mahmood's alleged victims, shouted from the public gallery "your turn now Mazher".

 

After the sentencing hearing, former London's Burning star John Alford, whose case is among those being taken up by the Criminal Cases Review Commission, said: "It's taken over 20 years for some of us, but finally a judge and a jury of our peers has woken up to Mazher Mahmood's lies.

 

"We would now like to ask Parliament to honour their promise to the British people and implement Leveson part two.

 

"Our three estates, the monarch, our Parliament and our judicial system, must be held accountable, yes?

 

"But they must not be held to ransom by a corrupt or unscrupulous press. So please let's cleanse this stain on our democracy once and for all."

 

The first part of the Leveson inquiry, in 2011-2012, examined press ethics, but hearings into ties between newspapers and the police were put on hold amid criminal inquiries over phone hacking.

 

Mahmood's lawyer, John Kelsey-Fry QC, had said his client stood before the court as a "very frightened man".

 

"Whatever people say of him today, that career has provided some valuable service," he said.

 

"He has brought catastrophe upon himself and a lifetime's work will be forever tarnished."

 

During the trial at London's Old Bailey, the court heard that Miss Contostavlos had been targeted by Mahmood, posing as an influential film producer who wanted her to star in a Hollywood blockbuster. 

 

Mahmood met the singer at the Metropolitan Hotel in London in 2013 and she allegedly arranged for him to be sold half an ounce of cocaine by one of her contacts for £800.

 

The former N-Dubz star and X Factor judge was later arrested and charged with being concerned in the supply of a class A drug, after Mahmood, from Purley, south London, handed evidence to police. 

 

But her trial was eventually thrown out, the Old Bailey was told, after driver Smith was found to have changed his police statement, removing comments that she made to him expressing her disapproval of hard drugs.

 

A News UK spokesman said Mahmood was originally suspended pending an internal inquiry after the Tulisa Contostavlos trial collapsed, but the inquiry had been superseded by the criminal process.

 

Mahmood had led "scores of successful investigations" during his 25-year career with the company which had "led to the exposure of criminality and wrongdoing".

 

"It is a source of great regret that his time with the company should end in this manner," he said.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

I see they're trying to get Gary Lineker sacked from Match of the Day too, for allegedly "telling lies about regugees."

 

You couldn't make this shit up if you tried...

[lifetime fan]

I'd fucking love it if it cost them the reported £800m.

[cloggypop]

I hope it costs them at least that and Murdoch spends the day screaming abuse at Silverlining.

[Chairman Meow]

I'm sure that all of Murdoch's media outlets will cover this story in a lot of detail so that their viewers and readers are informed of exactly what went on. 

[lifetime fan]

I hope it costs them at least that and Murdoch spends the day screaming abuse at Silverlining.

 

 

Ahahahaha

 

Could you imagine the ageing process on him?

 

It'd be like cocoon in reverse.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

I see they're trying to get Gary Lineker sacked from Match of the Day too, for allegedly "telling lies about regugees."

 

You couldn't make this shit up if you tried...

The rag which pays Hatie Cockpins to call for the Navy to drown refugees wants Lineker sacked for showing basic human decency to refugees.

[Stickman]

Something tells me this fake sheikh isn't going to be in the mahmood for this prison stretch?