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kingdragonfly: 9 News Australia's TV coverage seems biased, with a rogue's gallery / mugshots. It would be similar to what I'd expect from a mass shooting. It's rationalizing an over-the-top action from Australian Police, on private property.
I saw something about this on Australia news and was perplexed by the apparent hostility and arrogance of statements by different police officers and officials. I would have hoped such attitudes had gone out of fashion years ago. It seemed like something right out of the 1970s. Not sure I feel much like visiting South Australia or Queensland or anyplace else in that country if this is how they do things.
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kingdragonfly: No surprise ownership of "Nine Entertainment" is a Murdoch-owned subsidy of Rupert Murdoch's "News Corp."
Please quote in that article where it says Nine is a subsidiary - it doesn't.
In case you were wondering Nine Entertainments ticker symbol on the ASX is NEC
@kingdragonfly: On a climate change forum, why are you obsessing about Nine Entertainments. They are a subsidy of a subsidy that belongs to Murdoch.
And frankly I don't care; it was mentioned as an aside.
You should care for the truth.
Nine Entertainment Co. Pty Ltd is a publicly listed. It's not a subsidiary of subsidiary of a company that belongs to Murdoch.
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freitasm:@kingdragonfly: On a climate change forum, why are you obsessing about Nine Entertainments. They are a subsidy of a subsidy that belongs to Murdoch.
And frankly I don't care; it was mentioned as an aside.
You should care for the truth.
Nine Entertainment Co. Pty Ltd is a publicly listed. It's not a subsidiary of subsidiary of a company that belongs to Murdoch.
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