Wow.
No. Tautology means you're defining a given with itself.
If I say someone is a thief because they're a thief then that is tautology.
It is a kind of circular logic.
You're saying news corp is untrustworthy... this is a given from you. You're not offering any justification for it.
Then you use that given to say that subsidiaries of news corp must be untrustworthy as well because news corp is untrustworthy. This is one of the several false association fallacies.
And then you're saying that because those subsidiaries are untrustworthy a given story from those subsidiaries is untrustworthy... even though the story in question is a FUCKING RAW DATA DUMP. This is another false association fallacy compounded with blind fucking pigheaded mulishness when confronted with fucking facts. That isn't even a fallacy. That is just some retard pointing at the Sun and saying it isn't there.
That's bullshit. And if you don't see the several logical fallacies in that then you're an idiot.
First, the entire line of logic is fallacious.
Second, even if news corp -> WSJ -> this story were untrustworthy, the issue is that this is a RAW data dump and therefore the trustworthiness of the people posting it is irrelevant unless you're claiming that the data itself has been tampered with?
Your entire position is laughable from any rational stand point. You're wrong. And I just validated that position above quite firmly. I am not interested in you wasting any more of my time. You can either apologize for being a jackass or I will just say "good day, sir".
Your choice. Either way, I'm done with you.