To illustrate my point, you’ve cheerfully picked out what you feel is relevant to you from my post and ignored the rest - people hear and see what they want to hear and see, and the press have known that much longer than any of us. To offer isolated events up as news is as irresponsible and sensationalist as it gets, and we certainly don’t have a public educated enough to glean the truth out of anything they see on TV or in the papers. As you yourself have said in a previous comment, even our bloggers are incapable of analyzing situations against any context whatsoever.

And if it were really that simple (see it, shoot it air it), any moron could become a journalist. Really. Look it up. Freedom of the Press vs. Freedom of Expression or Speech. They’re two different things.

Responsible media is the PTV variety the scripted form - where you get filtered content as per the appropriate guidelines - I feel you are educated enough to realize that you cannot take the face value of every statement without appreciating the underlying content (in between the line) once you analyze the argument presented you must exercise your power of logical reasoning and hope to come up with a balanced point of view that is perfect in your mind

Blogging is like wise another form of free media but in textual form - understand the difference and you will get over your barrage on blaming the free media for a conspiracy against Pakistan

Accept also the fact that I may have an opinion which may be right or utterly wrong but you have the right to argue in attempt to convince me of your point of view.