To the media

Look, telling me to make Weeded Out only tells me that you're buying their propaganda. It's depressing when quality outlets like The Guardian or The Conversation participate in these schemes to threaten me into moving to London or New York to help my enemies. Then there's Stuff, which blackmailed me in 2020, and have published libel this year. - I think it proves that journalism and science aren't apolitical. Universities pay for Newsroom and the Conversation: they have agendas, and VUW doesn't want to settle with me in a fashion that involves public apologies or damages. - It also tells me that the Prime Omelette is scared of losing. Now that Opportunity is holding the balance of power, he's regretting his captain's call. In reality, I'd say Opportunity is marginally to the left of Labour, or at least Hipkins. They're targeting the diverse vote, which is traditionally Green/Labour/National. There is a former MP running their campaign, so it's not as pure an experiment as in 2017. The whole point is that they're an anti-establishment party of bureaucrats and thinkers, but getting a team that could crack the 5% threshold has made it more traditionally Teal.