Gender ideology and the whole trans schtick are a cult based on a faulty belief system: https://lucyleader.substack.com/p/religion-cult-whatever And it is depressingly easy to sway the public into believing anything that a government declares as the new groupthink must be followed:
What Did the Disinformation Project Do Wrong? Well, from my analysis and exposure into the topic of disinformation, information warfare and the Disinformation Project, we got the below at a broad level.
Perceived Political Alignment
Lack of Transparency and Balance
Communication Problems
High-Profile Controversy
Targeting and Overreach
There is genuine merit to some of the criticisms levelled at the Disinformation Project here in New Zealand, but the full picture is nuanced and reveals deep divisions in the country’s information environment. The Disinformation Project played a critical role in mapping and warning about rapidly evolving disinformation networks, especially during COVID and major public protests.
However, the way it operated and communicated left it open to accusations, and these weaknesses fuelled public distrust and backlash in certain circles. Which I get and agree with.
Maybe Chantelle Baker's successful lawsuit had something to do with it. Kate Hannah has come out of it discredited. Reports say that the Herald had to pay Chantelle, but how would Kate Hannah dodge not having to pay her?
Sadly unrepentant though, but that is because the Father of Lies is their ruler. So deceived that even if the facts change, they can't.
The biggest laugh for me was the obvious hypocrisy when I first saw it: the 'beware of traditional wife and families' and especially the 'blonde' and 'braided girls' - being described as dangerous by a blonde, very middle-class, trad looking, impeccably make-upped white woman who looked exactly like the dangerous people she was warning us about.
Gender ideology and the whole trans schtick are a cult based on a faulty belief system: https://lucyleader.substack.com/p/religion-cult-whatever And it is depressingly easy to sway the public into believing anything that a government declares as the new groupthink must be followed:
https://lucyleader.substack.com/p/how-to-establish-a-new-reality-aka
What Did the Disinformation Project Do Wrong? Well, from my analysis and exposure into the topic of disinformation, information warfare and the Disinformation Project, we got the below at a broad level.
Perceived Political Alignment
Lack of Transparency and Balance
Communication Problems
High-Profile Controversy
Targeting and Overreach
There is genuine merit to some of the criticisms levelled at the Disinformation Project here in New Zealand, but the full picture is nuanced and reveals deep divisions in the country’s information environment. The Disinformation Project played a critical role in mapping and warning about rapidly evolving disinformation networks, especially during COVID and major public protests.
However, the way it operated and communicated left it open to accusations, and these weaknesses fuelled public distrust and backlash in certain circles. Which I get and agree with.
Maybe Chantelle Baker's successful lawsuit had something to do with it. Kate Hannah has come out of it discredited. Reports say that the Herald had to pay Chantelle, but how would Kate Hannah dodge not having to pay her?
Hallelujah!
Sadly unrepentant though, but that is because the Father of Lies is their ruler. So deceived that even if the facts change, they can't.
The biggest laugh for me was the obvious hypocrisy when I first saw it: the 'beware of traditional wife and families' and especially the 'blonde' and 'braided girls' - being described as dangerous by a blonde, very middle-class, trad looking, impeccably make-upped white woman who looked exactly like the dangerous people she was warning us about.