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G'day, truth-seekers. If you've been scrolling through your feeds or flicking on the telly here in Australia, you might've noticed a pattern: Donald J. Trump can't so much as sneeze without the left-wing media brigade piling on like a pack of dingoes on a lame roo. We're talking about the ABC, The Guardian Australia, and their echo-chamber mates at SBS—outlets that gobble up your hard-earned tax dollars yet serve up a daily diet of distorted drivel designed to paint the 47th President as public enemy number one. While everyday Aussies grapple with our own migration meltdown and housing hell, these so-called journalists are too busy polishing their anti-Trump hit pieces to report the facts straight from the White House.Don't believe me? Let's cut through the spin with unfiltered evidence, straight from the sources that matter. Because at Blow the Truth, we don't peddle opinions—we deliver the raw feeds from official channels like the Oval Office briefings and unedited rally footage. And what we see? A blatant bias that's not just sloppy; it's sinister.The ABC's "Journalistic Sin": Editing Trump's Words to Fit the NarrativeTake the latest outrage from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, our very own publicly funded behemoth. Just days ago, the ABC's 7.30 Report aired a clip of Trump's iconic January 6, 2021, speech—except they conveniently snipped it to make it sound like he was green-lighting a riot. Sound familiar? It's the exact same sleight-of-hand the BBC pulled earlier this year, earning them a slap on the wrist for "deceptive editing." Sky News host Chris Kenny didn't mince words, calling it out as a "journalistic sin" straight from the ABC's misinformation playbook—yet another hit job on Trump that's got nothing to do with impartial reporting and everything to do with pushing a pre-cooked agenda. Watch the full White House archives yourself: Trump urged peace, called for law and order, and condemned violence before the first bottle was thrown. But why let facts ruin a good smear? This isn't isolated—it's pattern. Remember when the ABC breathlessly hyped "newly released" Epstein emails as "damning" proof Trump was "dangerous," only to redact key details that showed the victim in question, Virginia Giuffre, actually cleared him of any wrongdoing? As one sharp-eyed observer noted on X, it's "fake news again," with the ABC ignoring the context that Trump cut ties with Epstein the moment the predator's crimes came to light. Taxpayers foot the bill for this? No wonder trust in the ABC is tanking faster than Labor's approval ratings.Polls, Propaganda, and the Migration Blind SpotAnd it's not just editing tricks—these outlets are straight-up manufacturing consent for their worldview. A recent ABC-commissioned poll claimed "overwhelmingly negative" views of Trump among Aussies, with folks supposedly ditching the U.S. alliance faster than a vegan at a barbie. Convenient, right? But dig deeper: that same survey buried the lede that a solid majority still back sticking with America under Trump, especially on defense deals like AUKUS that keep our backyard secure from Beijing's bullies. It's classic both-sidesism gone wrong—report the scary headline, bury the nuance.This bias hits home harder when you connect the dots to our own backyard. Trump's ramping up ICE raids and mass deportations? Straight-up wins against crime waves and fentanyl floods, as raw footage from the border shows agents cleaning house in ways that'd make any fair dinkum Aussie nod in approval. Yet where's the coverage on ABC or The Guardian? Crickets. Meanwhile, 60% of us are fed up with mass migration fueling our rental crisis—rents up 20% in a year, young families priced out of the dream. Trump's model could inspire real fixes here, but the left-wing press? They're too busy demonizing him as a "threat to world peace" (per yet another loaded poll) to draw those parallels. Even The Conversation, that academic echo chamber, is at it—lecturing on "proactive impartiality" for the next election while ignoring how U.S.-style media failures amplified Trump's rise by alienating voters with endless negativity. Pot, meet kettle.Time to Blow the Lid Off: Demand the Truth, Not the SpinEnough's enough. Australia's media landscape is a Murdoch vs. the Machine showdown, with Sky News standing as the lone voice of reason amid the left's relentless Trump-bashing. But we don't need more opinion; we need unfiltered access. That's Blow the Truth's mission: piping straight from the White House, Parliament House, and beyond—no edits, no agendas.If you're sick of the smears, hit play on those deportation clips yourself. Share this post. Tag the ABC and demand accountability. And remember: in a world of fake news floods, the truth is our greatest weapon. What's your take—has the bias gone too far? Drop a comment below, and let's keep the conversation real.Stay vigilant, Australia. The truth won't blow itself.
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