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“I don’t feel sorry for the media in general for what’s coming. We’ve had this coming” – Heather du Plessis-Allan

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After Paddy Gower’s mea culpa over his role in boosting Ardern’s Covid programme, we now have HDPA admitting the MSM may have abused the public’s trust (including over the Treaty Principles Bill): “I don’t feel sorry for the media in general for what’s coming. We’ve had this coming. For years, we’ve collectively pushed a certain world view through the framing of our stories. We decide who the victim is, who the bad guy is and what language we use – labelling things as “controversial” to signal to the audience that something is bad, like the “controversial Treaty Principles Bill”.

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