We are trying not to do a big “I told you so,” but just as we suggested in February 2014, Charter has gone ahead and bought Time Warner Cable, after the failure of the Comcast merger attempt. Faultline predicted the entire series of events at the time, suggesting that the Comcast deal was cynical because it risked no walk away fee, and it was just putting off the inevitable. In the process Charter has also added Bright House Networks into the bargain to create the second largest US cable company, claiming 23.9 million US customers. By our reckoning the combined entity will have 18.25 million broadband lines, and around 17 million pay TV customers, with both numbers below, but in…