Constructed or manufactured distraction, defraction and reaction in the media, usually Right-Wing driven.
Hence, Right-Wing-Narrative Constraction.
Hence, Right-Wing-Narrative Constraction.
Daily Bleach Landings on the Foresure & SeeBest of Labour/Greens Collaboracy* government is a monotonously repetitive form of Right-Wing-Narrative Constraction.
The ending was pure constraction.
The ending was pure constraction.
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