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tweakabelle -> RE: News of the World (7/19/2011 12:11:47 AM)
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer
""The death is currently being treated as unexplained, but not thought to be suspicious. Police investigations into this incident are ongoing."
- According to BBC News.
Right, who here reckons that Cameron will eventually have to resign over all this business? Last week, it looked like the whirlwind had zipped by the door of No 10. Now it's hovering closer again.
I suspect Cameron's future will depend in large measure on how much he can spread the collective blame/guilt around. The queue to brown nose Murdoch was a long one, with figures from every political party and it goes back a long way historically. I wouldn't dare put a limit on the number of public figures Murdoch has compromised or corrupted over the years.
It's worth remembering that NOTW wasn't the only paper involved in phone hacking, nor was the Tory-News Corp link an exclusive one. The genie is well and truly out of the bottle and no one really knows what the next sleazy revelation will be, who will be the next public figure to be compromised or even if Murdoch will succeed in containing the crisis to the UK.
But, at this point in time and on the information publicly available now, it's starting to look like, at a minimum, either Murdoch Snr. or Cameron will go (and possibly both). As they say in the newspaper business, watch this space ..... [:D]
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