So when will the mainstream media apologise to Iain Lees-Galloway?
You can see how the Trump attack line of ‘Fake News’ is so powerful can’t you?
Media Watch
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MEDIA WATCH: I swear to the little baby Jesus, this was on the NZ Herald Facebook Page
…How the fuck can ‘this can’t be good sad face sad face’ be journalism?
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How come this case of state spying hasn’t received the same level of attention and focus as the bullshit Sroubek case?
How come a micro aggression of a prisoner shouting at his wife after she reneges on an agreement be a BIGGER news story than entire swathes of the Government illegally spying on citizens?
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MEDIA WATCH: Micro-Aggression Policing at its most Woke
Welcome to the madness that is perpetual Millennial aggrieved culture.
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TWITTER WATCH: Ummmmm – Aunty Helen, ummmmmmm
…didn’t you oversee a grotesque abuse of surveillance powers with the deeply flawed Urewera terrorism case that saw an entire Māori township come under illegal martial law?
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Stuff & Newshub decides Plunket-Marvelly twitter grudge match is newsworthy – this is what it sounds like when the Emotional Support Peacocks cry
…I love how desperately diplomatic Steve Braunias tries to be towards the alt-Right and woke left snowflakes who have managed to make this micro-aggression into a war crime. It’s the heteronormative patriarchy blame game gal pal squad vs the ‘not all men’ fuckwit brigade.
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Waatea News Column: ‘How Santa Parades became a flash point for racism’
I’ve always felt, as a Pakeha, that just below the surface of the civility of New Zealand culture, there bubbles something pretty bitter in the soul of many white Kiwis.
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TWITTER WATCH: Politicising a death
Everyone seems to want to twist the tragic death of this young visitor to our shores into their own ideological frame work.
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TWITTER WATCH: NZ Twitteratti woke mob silence journalist
…the irony is that if anyone approached the employers of the Wellington Twitteratti and complained about their online bullying they would scream all day about being doxed.
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Print newspaper market shrinks alarmingly, local news gaps widen – JMAD
The 2018 JMAD New Zealand media ownership report finds that the New Zealand print newspaper market has shrunk considerably. The combined circulation of the four largest newspapers plus 15 regional ones declined almost nine percent from September 2017 to September 2018. Since 2012, circulation of the NZ Herald has dropped 36 percent.