Report: UK tabloid hacked into voicemails

[Harvey]

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[stefano]

News of the World axed by News International

Good stuff. One down!

[Searcher08]

The whole thing has been dramatised - amazing performances!

[Harvey]

@ searcher:

Bonza mate! : )

[wintler2]

News of the World axed by News International

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Decoy event to occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7.

Tabloids are spook-run. Spooks hack and do surveillance for psyops.

Stories with victimized girls as anchors are spook stock.

[semper occultus]

Cameron is going to be eating a huge, steaming & richly deserved dog-shit sandwich over the appointment of Andy Coulson as Communication Director although it is worth pointing Coulson's counterpart for New Labour - Alistair Campbell - was at least as close to the massively corrupt, dodgy, pension-stealing newspaper tycoon / Mossad asset Robert Maxwell as Coulson was to Murdoch...

[gnosticheresy_2]

Decoy event to occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7.

Tabloids are spook-run. Spooks hack and do surveillance for psyops.

Stories with victimized girls as anchors are spook stock.

Lol. So Murdoch shut down the biggest selling newspaper in the UK, one which still makes a hefty profit and laid off a couple of hundred journalists in order to "occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7"? And he did this using the amazingly cunning method of hacking the 7/7 victims phones thus ensuring that everyone gets reminded of it?

Bollocks he did. He shut the NOTW down so he can get hold of BSkyB. Murdoch couldn't care less about 7/7, 9/11 or anything other than acquiring more power for himself.

[Harvey]

@ Hugh:

The timing of this coming to a head is too interesting to ignore. One of many conincidences.

[Harvey]

Decoy event to occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7.

Tabloids are spook-run. Spooks hack and do surveillance for psyops.

Stories with victimized girls as anchors are spook stock.

Lol. So Murdoch shut down the biggest selling newspaper in the UK, one which still makes a hefty profit and laid off a couple of hundred journalists in order to "occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7"? And he did this using the amazingly cunning method of hacking the 7/7 victims phones thus ensuring that everyone gets reminded of it?

Bollocks he did. He shut the NOTW down so he can get hold of BSkyB. Murdoch couldn't care less about 7/7, 9/11 or anything other than acquiring more power for himself.

Agreed. But it is interesting.

[DoYouEverWonder]

Andy Coulson arrested over hacking

8 July 2011

Former Downing Street communications chief Andy Coulson was arrested today on suspicion of phone hacking and corruption.

The 43-year-old ex-editor of the News of the World was held at a south London police station this morning, sources said.

The arrest piles further pressure on the Prime Minister, who gave him a job at No 10 despite his association with the scandal.

The widely-anticipated arrest is the latest bombshell in a catastrophic week for News International chiefs, who announced they were shutting the Sunday tabloid because it had betrayed its readers' trust.

A Scotland Yard statement said: "The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) has this morning arrested a member of the public in connection with allegations of corruption and phone hacking.

"The man, aged 43, was arrested by appointment at a south London police station. He is currently in custody."

He was held at 10.30am by detectives investigating Operation Elveden - the inquiry into payments to police by the News of the World - and Operation Weeting, the long-running hacking investigation.

After arriving by appointment at the station, he was held on suspicion of "conspiring to intercept communications" and "corruption allegations contrary to Section 1 of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1906".

Shockwaves from the hacking revelations and police payment allegations prompted David Cameron to promise today he would "get to the bottom" of the scandal.

As Mr Coulson was being held by detectives, Mr Cameron revealed how the pair had grown close and built up a friendship.

The Prime Minister said they discussed the hacking allegations while he was employed but he never had reason to doubt "the assurances he had given me and I accepted".

Of their contact since Mr Coulson's January resignation, he added: "I have spoken to him, I have seen him, not recently and not frequently, but when you work with someone for four years as I did, and you work closely, you do build a friendship and I became friends with him. He became a friend and is a friend."

Mr Coulson's detached home in Forest Hill, south London, was deserted all morning with no sign of relatives or car in the driveway.

He has been dogged by allegations of phone hacking on his watch for years, forcing him to give up his positions as the News of the World editor and then as the Conservatives' top spin doctor.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/andy-coulson-arrested-over-hacking-2309114.html

[Stephen Morgan]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/busi ... 107084049/

Rebekah Brooks must know some serious shit
08-07-11

REBEKAH Brooks is clearly keeping the Murdochs out of jail, it has emerged.

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Last seen being bundled into a Range Rover near Wapping tube station
As James Murdoch closed the most successful newspaper in the western world rather than sack a devious harpie, experts said that harpie must have some weapons-grade shit up her sleeve.

Professor Henry Brubaker, of the Institute for Studies, said: "Jesus fucking Christ, they must have killed a tramp."

The News of the World will be axed on Sunday, followed a day later by Brooks returning to work at a desk that is obviously filled with grisly secrets.

And today Brooks' former protegé Andy Coulson will be arrested and charged with not wearing a disguise and following James and Rupert Murdoch when they went on one of their late night, East End killing sprees.

Martin Bishop, media analyst at Madeley-Finnegan, said: "No-one was calling for the paper to be closed, apart from the usual Twitter monkeys. If they had sacked Brooks and waved a batch of former executives off to prison, then slowly but surely things would have returned to normal, what with the British public being, you know, idiots.

"I reckon there's a refrigerated dungeon full of Brazilian kids and Rupert eats a fresh one every day."

Meanwhile accountants raised the possibility that the whole thing is just an elaborate tax dodge.

Despite the Murdochs' effort to draw a line under calling their Sunday tabloid journalism the News of the World, tax experts caught the faint whiff of financial genius.

Helen Archer, from Porter, Pinkney and Turner, said: "I would not be surprised if Rupert Murdoch invented phone hacking after discovering a loophole which allows you to save hundreds of millions of pounds if you shut down a newspaper based on outrage.

"And even though they pay fuck all tax anyway, a good accountant can always get you a refund."

But Professor Brubaker added: "Nah, I reckon it's got something to do with a grainy photo of some oiled teenage boys, forming a human pyramid."

[Stephen Morgan]

The NotW was the biggest selling newspaper in the western world, and of it goes into the long night. Seriously, Brooks must be able to put one of the Murdochs behind bars to do this.

This bloke stitches up Brookes because she's thrown him to the wolves, and "Andy Coulson was sobbing into his beer that he was going to jail", "£30,000 in two carrier bags", "higher up than [brooks]" etc.:



http://newsthump.com/2011/07/05/al-qaed ... demnation/





And, obviously, seven day Sun confirmed.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/ju ... kah-brooks

Turns out, according to Nick Davies there, the NotW was actually having DCS Cook followed, while they were hindering his murder investigation, and were stalking his family.

Coulson under arrest.

Sun journos to go on strike in sympathy with the sacked NotW journos, who hounded Brooks so that she had to be escorted from the building by guards.

[coffin_dodger]

Thanks for posting the clip from the This Morning show, Stephen.

What absolutely no-one, and I mean NO ONE is saying is that THIS COUNTRY is in crisis!

Bent police, bent media and bent politicians and even a murder in the background, (including a PM who at the very, very least has incredibly poor judgement, but more likely is almost certainly in the back pocket of the NI empire.)

I was gutted when MP Vince Cable (a good guy amongst a nest of vipers) was honeytrapped by the tabloids over the bskyb takeover. Hopefully that will dragged back in to the limelight at some point.

[Byrne]

Decoy event to occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7.

Tabloids are spook-run. Spooks hack and do surveillance for psyops.

Stories with victimized girls as anchors are spook stock.

Lol. So Murdoch shut down the biggest selling newspaper in the UK, one which still makes a hefty profit and laid off a couple of hundred journalists in order to "occlude the anniversary of the inside-job 7/7"? And he did this using the amazingly cunning method of hacking the 7/7 victims phones thus ensuring that everyone gets reminded of it?

Bollocks he did. He shut the NOTW down so he can get hold of BSkyB. Murdoch couldn't care less about 7/7, 9/11 or anything other than acquiring more power for himself.

Hugh has a point. The media (both broadsheets & tabloids) is/are full of hacks & spooks.

Re the phone hacking shenanigans. It has not been mentioned at all that this 'phone-hacking' case first aired on 10th August 2006 ("News of the World royal editor Clive Goodman was charged in relation to phone taps of the royal family"), but, guess what, any further investigation of this story was gone the very next day (Friday 11th August 2006) - the day that the Airline Liquid Explosive alleged 'plot' broke (evening of 10th August).

Now what bigger story of a 'victim' of phone hacking than Royal Prince Charles? But note how the royal story sank then & how it is not mentioned now, however the mention of 7/7 victims family members airs on the 7/7 anniversary.


Re shutting down the NOTW, I'm sure Murdoch's other title 'The Sun' will launch a Sunday edition.