covidplanb.co.nz Radio New Zealand has recently criticized a Facebook live conversation between former National MP Matt King and epidemiologist Dr Simon Thornley. While people should undertake their own research, we provide some comments related to the media’s critique. The evidence related to covid-19 policy continues to change
As the Freedom Movement grows and thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets of Melbourne, what are the media to do? They can’t just pretend that tens of thousands of people didn’t march on Melbourne’s parliament. They can’t even find a few isolated nongs to
1News screws up again. They failed to put in the headline text: ” Virtual Signalling Prat in a T-shirt.” Please share this BFD Stuff up so others can discover The BFD.
As I’ve warned many times, “Always assume that “fact-checkers” are trying to bullshit you”. I’ve also complained many times about the dire state of so-called “science journalism”. The “Explainer” column of the Sydney Morning Herald, penned by an award-winning “science journalist” no less, is a perfect case-in-point for
The findings on trust in media organisations is out and the left-wing dominated media have taken a flogging. It seems that the public is well attuned to their lying ways and are voting with their feet. Newsroom reports: Less than half the New Zealand public now professes ‘overall trust’ in
Karl du Fresne karldufresne.blogspot.com Karl Du Fresne is a freelance journalist and blogger living in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand. He grew up in the farming town of Waipukurau and still considers it his turangawaewae, although he can walk the length of Ruataniwha St these days and
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com One of Wellington’s delights/horrors, depending on your mood, is reading the Dominion-Post, copies of which are sprayed about and thus free. Consider this week’s Monday issue. It contains a short interview with a local cricketer, Luke Georgeson, who is asked what he
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team To the NZ Herald Editor We wish to make a complaint about the article that the NZ Herald ran yesterday that was written by David Fisher. A copy of this article is also attached in its original form, in case any changes have since
David Fisher: There’s a High Chance of a Domestic Terror Attack before 2022 Ends A domestic terror attack is likely before the end of 2022. If it comes, it will be connected to the protest movement that has grown around Covid-19 issues. The terrorist, if it happens, will be
Yep, 83 million a day would sure be higher. Please share this BFD Stuff up so others can discover The BFD.
Cancel culture makes people and organisations vulnerable. Activists go after organisations’ ad revenue by complaining to their advertisers. They go after individual’s jobs by complaining to their employers. This year a Youtuber in New Zealand lost his job after a concerted effort by activists including Maori Party co-leader Debbie
Arthur The hidebound ideologues of the left and their mindless followers have one theme that runs through their thinking. They are so smugly self-righteous and sure of how right they are on all issues. They are deaf, dumb and blind to all counter views. They will jump and wriggle and
“Social media pseudo-science, superstition and other forms of cerebral masturbation about Covid-19.” Tom O’Connor, Stuff, 15 November 2021 A Stuff article, under the heading Locally-made ‘disinformation’ draws global scorn. Covid-19: A paper on vaccination in pregnancy co-authored by Simon Thornley has been panned by experts around the world,” Stuff
Jeffrey Lord newsbusters.org Jeffrey Lord is a Contributing Writer for NewsBusters. Lord is a former White House political director in the Reagan White House and aide to HUD Secretary Jack Kemp. After graduating from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania he went on to work for the Pennsylvania
It seems that Prince Harry really did want a girl just like the girl who married dear old Dad. Contrary to her manufactured aura of saintliness, the late Diana was as calculating and manipulative as Lady MacBeth. For instance, Diana “casually” “let slip” to royal photographer Kent Gavin that Charles
