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Mic Wright

  • Contributor, Reporter and Podcaster, Freelance
Norwich
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Same name on BlueSky. I’m a writer and have a newsletter👇🏻 “Do you know what the sad part is…? I’m a very good tailor.” Agent: @taffyagent
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Radio Elon: Musk and friends are trying to foment a race war and the media is helping them

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By Mic Wright
| Substack
Previously: The naked truth about press coverage of Starmer’s nude ban plan Félicien Kabuga died last month, aged 93. He died in prison, having been found unfit to stand trial in the Hague in 2023 due to dementia and with no one willing to take responsibility for him. Kabuga was once one of Rwanda’s richest men. He used his wealth and power to fund media outlets that fuelled the genocide in 1994.
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Peter Mandelson, The New Statesman and How the ‘Soft PR’ Sausage Gets Made

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By Mic Wright
| Byline Times Verified
Two days after Peter Mandelson was announced as the UK’s Ambassador to Washington in December 2024, Tom McTague, then political editor of UnHerd, published a column headlined ‘Peter Mandelson is a canny choice for US ambassador‘. In it he wrote: “In Washington, Mandelson will do what he has always done: gossip, perform and gravitate to the centre of power. In many ways, he is a made diplomat.” The name Jeffrey Epstein does not appear in that short and profoundly positive piece.
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MattGPT: The Sorry Tale of Matt Goodwin’s AI-Assisted, Fake-Quote-Filled New Book

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By Mic Wright
| Byline Times Verified
When the journalist Andy Twelves took a look through Matt Goodwin’s latest book – Suicide of a Nation – he uncovered a litany of false quotes, misinterpreted data, and a heavy reliance on the deceptive output of ChatGPT in the first five chapters alone. There are 12 references in the book; five are to Goodwin’s own Substack; three indicate they were sourced via ChatGPT; plus one Telegraph article, which quotes… Matt Goodwin.
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