The "Fox News Conspiracy"

No, I'm not talking about Fox being in a conspiracy against anybody. I'm talking about the obvious conspiracy to destroy Fox at any cost. It began, for most folks, when they got the scalp of Roger Ailes with a phony sexual predator accusation, sans any kind of proof. They "lucked out" when he fell shortly after and died from his injuries. It gave him no time to fight. Then they went after their biggest ratings-getter, Bill O'Reilly, and Ailes' co-worker, Bill Shine. They went after O'Reilly, using a woman he had never met, quoting him saying things he never said. again, without a scintilla of proof--only the unsupported word of one woman who had a RECORD of such false accusations against various conservatives. Then a bunch of greedy women who wanted a payday jumped on the bandwagon.

Then they went after Sean Hannity, but he fought back, and stopped them in their tracks. Last year (before all this) Fox was atop the ratings, in an "unassailable position." They appeared invincible after 15 years of ratings dominance, while CNN, their closest rival, languished with fast-dropping ratings. Then came this series of false charges, which Fox's new bosses quickly "bought," and their ratings dropped so fast they were THIRD for the first time in many years. During this time, NOBODY claimed sexual misconduct on the part of CNN employees. Isn't that strange that only conservatives were so accused? With Media Matters being behind it all. If you can't see the conspiracy, I feel sorry for you. But if you're reading this, you're "smarter than the average bear," and CAN see it. (Yahoo News)