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If Fox News is owned by an Arab, is GM now owned by the Chinese?
Chinese Plan to Buy Stake in GM - WSJ.com
OMG, you mean you don't know? Rupert Murdoch brought Prince Alwaleed bin Talal on board because their two shares, as the largest and second largest stakeholders, prevents any "hostile takeover". The "Prince" has boasted that he has changed Fox's programming. When you are part of a coalition that prevents a takeover, you have much more power, why? Because you could go to the "other side". I can't believe that right wingers listen to a faux news network whose owner is determined to bring down this country. On second thought, considering what right wingers are willing to believe, maybe it isn't really a stretch.
In an awkward moment on Fox News this week, a pundit suggested that a member of the Saudi royal family who has supported the bridge-building work of the imam behind a planned Muslim community center and mosque in Lower Manhattan funds radical madrasas all over the world. The awkwardness came from the fact unmentioned by anyone on the Fox set that the same Saudi, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, also happens to be the second-largest shareholder in News Corp., the parent company of the Fox News Channel.
Saudi Royal Backs Imam and Fox News - NYTimes.com
What percent stake does he have in News Corp.?
Hurry up.