MEDIA SHAME FILE
Outlet: 7News
Headline: Anzac Day heckler identified and unrepentant
Summary: There were three Anzac Day-related arrests this year – a 24-year-old man in Sydney for allegedly booing a “welcome to country” delivered by a far-left activist who keeps calling Sydney aboriginal land, and two women in Melbourne for allegedly vandalising at least two RSL clubs – spraying them with graffiti reading “death to the ADF”, “kill the troops”, “Gallipoli – do it again”, “death to ‘Australia'”.
Guess who Channel 7 sent convicted stalker reporter Clementine Cuneo to doxx?
That’s right, the one who objected to a performance that the vast majority of Australians oppose, while the far-left extremists who most Aussies would prefer to see named and shamed stay unidentified.
But not content with simply naming the alleged heckler, Channel 7 decided to put his house on national TV while Cuneo gleefully announced “the secret’s out!” after he revealed his parents didn’t know about his charges yet.
All in all a disgusting piece of reporting, but no surprise from the corporate media, which is completely out of touch with the Australian public on the “welcome to country” issue and most others.
The Anzac Day booing, like the Ben Roberts-Smith arrest, has been a good test – one which determines whether you are a patriot, or a traitor.
Channel 7 and the rest of the corporate media, predictably, chose to side with the traitors on both issues, which is why they went after a brave patriot, one of the few with the courage to boo.
He did himself proud on Anzac Day, and again with the camera in his face, where despite being unprepared and caught off guard he stood staunch and refused to cuck.
This story is a good reminder that the journalist class really are the enemy of the people – they are absolute scum who will try to ruin your life for loving your country, while letting those who hate it off the hook.
Key quote: “We can reveal the man who booed the ‘Welcome to Country’ at the Anzac Day Dawn Service in Martin Place, and he’s making no apologies.”
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