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Fionn

17 November 2009 - 10:14am

Attempts made to influence/coerce journalists ( now common practice) is tantamount to censorship.

Ipsofacto,broadly speaking, there is no longer a free media in Britain.Biais is a convenient construct to block an opinion that disagrees with another.

While I can understand both the concept and practice of lobbying for a company I am deeply concerned at the vigerous and highly organised attempts to lobby on behalf of a country.Surely events should speak for themselves and need no interpretation.

Politicians must now be funded by the tax-payer and no longer susceptible to behind the sceen handshakes.