News of the World

On the 6th of July, 2011. We made a post 'World Media Laughing Stock' because they continue to use every possible opportunity to mention the US Obama/Bin Laden story. When in fact the truth movement have seen the video of the President of Pakistan that was murdered. In her interview with David Frost on US TV, Bhutto told David Frost that Bin Laden was dead.

The world media and the Bin Laden story, as made a laughing stock of the mainstream press and its journalists. As we have said many times in recent years what happened to 'investigative journalism?'

Today's announcement is that News International is closing down the "News of the World'. That signifies the end of an era, as my family printed the newspaper for many years. The New York Times state the closing is due to the hacking that journalists have been involved in. However, it is much more than that. Over 100,000 are standing against News International and their monopoly of the media output.

This video of the David Frost interview was uploaded in 2007. Clearly, Benazir Bhutto was murdered because she knew too much. May God bless her and may she rest in peace, she as been a blessing to the truth movement.

No surprise then that this posted at exactly 10.26 Ten is new cycle of time and 26 is the gematria value of the name of God. It is also the 26th post in July, 2011.

UPDATE 

Yesterday we also wrote:

"They must think that we were born yesterday. Best we laugh at them, then their shares will drop" 


Today's news is that the shares dropped yesterday. In the report from Reuters.


"We have let one man have too far great a sway over our national life," said lawmaker Chris Bryant, who secured a debate in parliament on Wednesday in which politicians lined up to vent their fury at News of the World and its powerful proprietor.

"No other country would allow one man to garner four national newspapers, the second-largest broadcaster, a monopoly on film rights and first-view movies."

The government has already backed a deal for Murdoch's News Corp to buy out the 61 percent of pay-TV company BSkyB it does not already own, and says the two cases are not linked. But U.S. shares in News Corp fell over 5 percent on Wednesday, while shares in BSkyB also eased on fears the deal may delayed."[3] 






Saudi Prince second largest shareholder of News Corp.





ELIAKIM JOSEPH-SOPHIA




http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/08/world/europe/08britain.html?_r=1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benazir_Bhutto

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2011/07/07/uk-newscorp-hacking-idUKTRE7646HF20110707