Beck was brought to Faux because of his ability to be an American version of radio Rwanda. Murdoch is deliberately trying to destabilize our country, what I don’t get is why we are letting him get away with it.

First of all, kudos to all of those who worked on persuading Beck’s advertisers to drop him. Make no mistake, NewsCorp is vulnerable to this sort of tactic.

I wonder how long it will take Murdoch until, for example, he starts trashing Kos in the [cough] "news" section in the name of "synergy" with FUX. Or trying to destroy Net Neutrality so we STFU. So long, news room. Now you can join the rest of us niggers:

Rupert Murdoch's bid for Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones & Co. appears to have won enough support from the company's controlling shareholders to ensure its passage, the newspaper reported Tuesday.

The Journal reported that a key family trust has reversed its position and decided to support the deal. That likely means Bancroft family members and trusts holding about 38 percent of the total vote are in favor of the takeover by Murdoch's News Corp.

Well, how autocoprophagic. The WSJ, however its editorial pages might read, has always been a respected source of business news for business-people. Now, I guess we're going to find out if the "business community" can thrive eating the same kind of shit the ruling class has forced down the rest of our throats. My guess is no, but then I'm not a winger billionaire:

Fuck. The Wall Street Journal's editorial page was always written by and for knuckle-draggers--Hi Nooners! Hi Joe!--but the rest of the paper was always a first-class, solid newsgathering organization.

God help us if the Wall Street Journal goes the way of FUX:

Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, said Tuesday it has received an unsolicited bid from Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. to buy the company for $60 per share, or $5 billion.

Shares of the financial news publishing company soared after the cable news channel CNBC reported news of the offer earlier Tuesday.

Dow Jones is controlled by the Bancroft family through a special class of shares and cannot be taken over without their consent. The company said in its statement that its board and members of the Bancroft family were evaluating the proposal, and that there was no assurance it would lead to a transaction.

Sure, FUX is for the proles. But Dow Jones?!?!