The British tabloid, The Sun, comes out with another story against the Rumble video platform today, receiving considerable condemnation for the threats and implications that appear to be coordinated by the Murdoch network.
The original sketchy hit against Russell Brand came from the Murdoch owned publication The Sunday Times.
The British Parliament then weighed in, demanding that Rumble deplatform, censor or demonetize Mr. Brand.
The Sun tabloid is now claiming that Rumble will be “regulated by UK media watchdog Ofcom under the new Online Safety Bill, which was approved by Parliament last week and is due to become law next month.” Additionally, they claim, “failing to co-operate with Ofcom could put Rumble executives at risk of arrest if visiting Britain, it has been suggested.”
That latter claim is pure fear-porn, driven by interests who want to control the overall internet content of information on behalf of the Public-Private partnership, technically government.
However, look closely at the alignment of interests pushing this anti-Rumble narrative, and you will note something very interesting.
The Associated Press is pushing a story today that Rumble’s relationship with the Fox News Business GOP debate implicates the Republican Party with, “far-right extremism, bigotry, election disinformation and conspiracy theories.” The Fox Business News network is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Noticing anything yet?
Stay with me, this is going to get interesting…..





