closing scene of the second terminator movie

Sarah Connor clutched Arnie's arm.
Together they watched as Independent Newspapers sank into a molten lake of High Court appointed Inspectors.
Strange to see such a scene not a week since Ian O'Doherty had crowed in the pages of the Irish Independent that "the Catholic Church has had its last waltz with the Irish people."
Ironic.
Hubris.
Something.
So not a week since the great O'Doherty predicted the end of the Christian faith in Ireland, the newspaper for which O'Doherty writes is whining to its readers: "We intend to continue publishing while the Inspectors investigate us."
"Are they dead?" breathed Sarah, scarcely daring to hope.
"Terminated," said Arnie who looked a bit like me.
Right that moment the melted Independent Newspapers group shrieked from within the molten flames briefly taking the form of white collar criminal Denis O'Brien, its current proprietor, to rise out of the fires with whatever remained of its strength. and intone with deep threat:
"I'll be back."
Then the twisted, bankrupt newspaper group sank once more into the vileness of its own crudescence.