That's the most recent one but she adds that the cracks in Fort Balldo started to form earlier over whether any aspect of MAPton's anniversary show coverage ran the risk of being deemed a HRO violation, whether Nick's separate private communications with Girl Friday were correct about which of the two HROs was more harsh, and most interestingly, whether her reporting should affirmatively suppress coverage of inconvenient topics like the exhibit list that we now know Moody told her to conceal. This finally explains an oddity that made no sense at the time, but damned sure makes sense now:
[L] [A]
In keeping with Moody's explicit directive to hide the exhibit list that was already in-hand, the weekly roundup show that he helmed
later that day reported on only the witness list with the exhibit list conspicuously absent despite being obviously newsworthy and, according to Girl Friday, already readily available to him. Today MAPton adopts the cope that he was allegedly not privy to whatever marching orders his partner was giving out to their shared minions, which incidentally throws Moody under the bus on this issue, and he adds the cope that Moody only pressured her to suppress a "public document" anyways so what's the big deal?
Nice try, but as a practical matter it was not ever going to be a "public" document were it not for it just so happening to get
posted on the Farms later that evening and and covered by @Potentially Criminal later that night,
Stallyn19's swift clipping of which afforded wider exposure to dabbleniggers that left the Pretty Menopausal heifers with
no choice but to begrudgingly display it to their fanbase in their next show the following day in the course of their coverage of strawmanned Sean-hate in that community that was reaching a seemingly astroturfed crescendo at that time. Had none of that chain of events occurred, Moody
would have gotten his wish.
This is apropos of nothing other than to again accentuate what a farce it is for MAPton to keep trotting out a defense of "journalism" with all the connotations of professional ethics, objectivity, and integrity that (once upon a time) were at least
supposed to go along with that term. These are not "journalists," these are hatchetmen that treat their loyal fans like how one would grow mushrooms: feed them shit and keep them in the dark.