Zero Day Comes for the Iranian Regime
There is no excuse for our government’s silence and media disinterest. But for 90 million Iranians, hope rises regardless. Because for the regime in Tehran, zero day draws near.
There is no excuse for our government’s silence and media disinterest. But for 90 million Iranians, hope rises regardless. Because for the regime in Tehran, zero day draws near.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
The metaphor of truth as a casualty is slightly misleading. Truth does not die accidentally or of natural causes. It is assassinated, early, efficiently, and without remorse.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Companies such as Stuff and NZME (publisher of the Herald) can make their own rules, as long as they’re willing to risk consequences such as loss of trust and declining readership. RNZ (and TVNZ, but let’s not go there) has no such latitude.
Those who dare challenge elite opinion cartels will always pay the price. But they can live and die with a clean conscience. What matters more?
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
It’s not that these people are stupid. It’s that the rules they preach are for you, not for them.
X is simply the space the managerial class can’t control.
Jihadist attacks are followed not by sober engagement but by a sequence of shock, condemnation and symbolic reassurance. Leaders urge unity, we’re prompted not to ‘look back in anger’, candles are lit, teddy bears are hugged and attention is steered firmly away from questions of causation.
As accusations of abductions resurface, it’s clear the West doesn’t care about facts on the ground if they contradict the narrative.
The people of Iran are on the street because they want the regime gone and the momentum keeps increasing. This isn’t just a protest – it’s an uprising.