NZ Media World read a month of 1News and RNZ Midday bulletins. On its count, Opportunity got favourable treatment in 17 of 33 items. NZ First got two of 22. Te Pāti Māori got none. The party the left needs to reach 60 is the one the broadcasters like best.
The economic effects of private companies can be measured in jobs, exports, tax paid and private gifts to hospitals and community facilities. The effects of organised gang activity appear in police statistics, hospital presentations, court lists and the documented use of intimidation and extortion.
It is the right who will be popping the champagne corks on November 7th.
You can’t cheerlead ‘necessary’ violence, then thunder against violence when it comes for one of your own.
Such hypocrites need to have a good think about their selective prejudice, because they leave themselves open to being judged as racist by default.
This country badly needs to get some integrity back into our way of life.
From a failed airline hijacking to riots in France, our inability to name causes and motivations is undermining our ability to respond to reality.
Rain, hail or shine: they’ll blame it all on ‘climate change’.
The next time a Star of David appears alongside one of the oldest antisemitic stereotypes in existence, here is a radical suggestion for the media: Ask a Jew.
Fake news tries to muddy the waters on attempted hijacking.
An absurd BBC article that points to a much larger cultural problem.
Massive and unchecked personal bias on the part of these journalists over the course of decades paved the way for the ongoing cheapening of what once was actually considered a ‘profession.’
The antisemitic left demand abject demonstrations of conformity or else.
Platforming a KKK leader, to try and smear Hanson, is slimy even for the legacy media.
