Australian Senator Comes Forward
Stating Rupert Murdoch's News Corp Tried To Bribe Him
November 24. 2011
Rupert Murdoch
Former,Australian senator, Bill O'Chee, has come forward
stating, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp offered him a bribe to vote in the
Parliament in a manner beneficial to them, regarding a bill on digital
television. News Corp owns Fox and Fox News in America and Sky in Britain,
which is broadcasted in other nations.
Bill O'Chee
As stated on the website previously, there exists a culture of
corruption and bribery at News Corp, as seen in the phone hacking case,
where Murdoch's company actively bribed police officers in the
Metropolitan Police. This led to the resignation of the top two officials
at the Metropolitan Police. Many British Police officers now have it in
for the Murdoch family, due to the trouble they've brought the storied
police force.
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