Stuff doco Fire and Fury.
I would like to bring to the attention that the documentary Stuff has decided to show is over dramatised and in many cases defamatory to some if not all,of the people they accused of spreading misinformation.
I am not one of the people defamed in their film,however,I personally know a number of these people,and they have told nothing but the truth....something that can be proven,if Stuff took the time to do their research,however,I've no doubt they have an agenda and a narrative to continue to push.
I'm really disappointed in Stuff.
When the media in NZ is paid by the govt ($125 million the past couple of years) to push their agenda and narrative,you could have been the media to stand up,stand out,and tell the truth,or at least share both sides of the story instead of running with a hit piece.
I've spent many years researching and investigating exactly what these speakers have been saying,before they even started saying them publicly.
I've even interviewed victims that they speak about,so please Stuff,do us all a favour and tell the truth!
Truth is an amazing healer,and after more than two years of not entirely being told the truth,we need a hero to stand up and start telling NZers what the truth is.
You are a platform that can make that change.
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