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The article says that Mihingarangi Forbes' interview with Alasdair Thompson was infamous. That would usually mean it was really bad in some way, e.g. biased, she bullied him, or something similar. I recall it was really well-done. Maybe famous rather than infamous? EndOil (talk) 23:45, 6 February 2023 (UTC)Reply
Suggesting that her mentioning to David Seymour his connection to Atlas is a "conspiracy theory" does not hold as such . David Seymour was in attendance at an Atlas Conference in 2008, and had conducted work and speeches on their behalf whilst in Canada. Alan Gibbs, NZ Businessman and arts collector, has been behind there funding of the ACT party since at least 2011. His entire "political activism" section which had direct references to his creation in of the Atlas network via the Centre for Independent Studies in New Zealand. This is all confirmed fact. This section in her bio should be removed as well, as it does nnot hold 49.227.192.34 (talk) 01:42, 27 December 2024 (UTC)Reply
