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Thursday, February 17, 2022

The Dangers Of Murdoch!

Murdoch is a cockroach.

British and Australian media critics say that News Corp and its founder Rupert Murdoch have caused so much chaos in the world. The American president and Canadian prime minister can agree with the notion. The media personalities could be banned from entry in Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that extremism is on the rise in Canada.

The United States and NATO are in the midst of a global conflict with Russia. The Russian military is advancing towards Ukraine and the world is bracing for a war.

On Fox, the endless talk about Hillary Clinton. The Canadian far right trucker convoys. The "free crack pipes." Blaming President Joe Biden for inflation. Calling his potentially Supreme Court nominee a racist to whining about Democrats not wearing masks in public is the themes of Fox. Of course conspiracies are what keeps Fox's ratings up and profits flowing.

It was revealed that the former president allegedly tore up classified documents and destroyed records which violated the Presidential Records Act. The former president was accused of flushing documents down the toilet.

He took classified documents and unauthorized material to his Mar-a-Lago resort. The letter left by former president Barack Obama, the "love letter" from North Korea's dictator Kim Jong-Un and the controversial hurricane track map in which he drew on with a Sharpie pen were obtained by the National Archives Records Administration. 

The former president also lost his accounting team in New York. The Attorney General Letitia James has built up pressure to get documents from the former president's companies. She has subpoenaed many of the former president's allies including his two children.

Also Truth Social is off to a rocky start. Washed Up 45 has already sent a response on the far-right platform that is supposed to be a counter to Twitter. He was permanently banned from Twitter. He became the first U.S. president to be barred from social media. At his peak, he had 88.4 million followers on Twitter.

Softball Hannity still talks about Clinton. 

Also many Fox personalities exchanges with the former White House chief of staff are revealed to the public and it drew scrutiny on the most annoying media personality, "Softball" Hannity.

The softball is still obsessed with her. It has been over six years and he continues to bemoan about the woman like she is the current president.

But here we are... Talking about Hillary Clinton. She is no longer in office. She is not the President of the United States. She is a private citizen. She has no intentions of running for president again. She is basically dismissing the noise of the far-right.

Fox literally having a meltdown over the John Durham memo which makes a baseless claim that Clinton spied on Washed Up 45's presidential campaign in 2016.

I am reminded that the former president as a candidate in 2016 saying, "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing."

There are so many issues in the country but according to the Fox people, the real problem is Hillary Clinton, the private citizen who has no impact on politics.

In a court filing last week, Durham, who was appointed by former Attorney General William Barr as special counsel to investigate the FBI's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, claimed that tech entrepreneur Rodney Joffe had used nonpublic government domain name system data to look into supposed links between the Trump Organization and a Russian bank.

The filing was part of a case against Michael Sussmann, a former attorney for Joffe who worked on behalf of Clinton's 2016 campaign. Durham has accused Sussmann of lying when he told the FBI in 2016 that he was not representing a client when presenting data that potentially established a link between Washed Up 45's business and Alfa Bank based in Moscow.

Durham's filing alleged that Sussmann got the relevant information from Joffe.

However, as the Vanity Fair article shared by Clinton noted, Sussmann's conversation with federal authorities had already been reported on last year, and Durham had not claimed that the White House had been infiltrated or that the Clinton campaign had paid Joffe.

The court filing also did not state that the White House data that had come under scrutiny had come from the former president's administration.

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