Lord Leveson calls for tougher penalties on all media, including bloggers and tweeters www.abc.net.au | December 12, 2012

“The man who headed Britain’s recent press inquiry is calling for tougher laws to ensure bloggers, tweeters and online journalists are subject to the same legal obligations as mainstream media. Speaking in Melbourne last night, Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson addressed the legal challenges facing the media in the digital age…”

Lord Justice Leveson calls for new laws to curb ‘mob rule’ on the internet www.telegraph.co.uk | December 7, 2012

The recent prank call by Australian radio hosts and the death of the nurse who worked at the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was staying, is given as an example of the need for controlling media! The media just mindlessly repeats the story that the nurse committed suicide as if it was directly caused by the prank instead of properly investigating what happened. Just like their war propaganda – the obedient media repeat every piece of crap from those in power. Others, like Morrissey, are more skeptical of the elites.

The article also mentions the neat little BBC public relations ploy the Establishment used to misdirect public opinion away from those who covered for Jimmy Savile and possibly other pedophiles:

“For example, he said, the BBC Newsnight affair – in which a peer was wrongly linked to a child abuse scandal – involved the naming of the man by social media users rather than the BBC.”

What these cases have in common, including the Murdoch phone-hacking scandal, is that we see elements of the media grovelling in the role of scapegoats. This type of theater misdirects the public away from criticism of the power structure in order to speed up the abolition of freedom of the press, free speech and Internet freedom. And it allows the Establishment to cover up other serious abuses while the privacy-violating Big Brother State grows out of control.

Also, Ben Fellows, who made allegations about pedophilia in British entertainment and politics, relating to his experiences as a child actor, claims that he is being told his story will be used to justify Internet censorship: “Leveson Is Going To Set You Up” Source Inside Leveson Inquiry Tells Ben Fellows