do they listen to me? No.
Yet I'm always right.
2 recent utter disasters signify the rapidly plunging power of print media to dictate to the masses as to who they should vote for.
In 2013 Murdoch minions went into to bat for the madman & 10 pound Pom
Tony Abbott. It worked. It was a disaster..he lasted just 2 years. His successor
Malcolm Turnbull..far more intelligent..had the Murdoch minions again on his side as he called a snap election in 2016.
He succeeded in wiping out his majority with just one more seat than Labour. Now numerous politicians are in danger of losing their seats because they may have dual citizenship (30% of Aussie MPs were born in another country)
In addition he lost control of the all-powerful Senate.
Rupert Murdoch threw everything he had at Labor just as they did
UK Labour & Corbyn.
It backfired badly as Theresa May foolishly thought she was on a winner with Murdoch's support.
Fox News in the USA is languishing at the bottom of the ratings with "lefty"
Rachel Maddow ruling the roost as the top show on
MSNBC.
The young- anyone under 40 have switched off.
To top it off, Murdoch's empire is bleeding money like a sieve.
The Mail is like a comic book.
I give newspapers 5 years.
News Corporation falls to $817 million loss on crashing newspaper values
www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-11/news-corp...r-writedowns/8796800
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