We disgusts Journalists, but so do they!
In these morning I was following some debates ob some “Higher Blogs”, those blogs “Written and Directed” by those Blue Blooded men whose name is Journalist.
Too many times in these days I’ve read about the disgust they feel reading blogs like mine, not only because I am reporting “dirty news” (in the sense that I have no connection with the fresh and uncommented news) but also because Internet is doing something unacceptable: it is upgrading every one of us to the role of a baby-journalist.
I Disgust those Journalists!
First of all I need to tell that I am not really generalizing (because not all the journalists are so) but the italians do. What a shame!
Reading some of their blogs (remember that their blogs are superior to this one, for content, language, style and layout too) you can hear that smell of church, that silence that must come with the “Real News”, and not with the thoughts of a gang of blogger whose intention are not “allineated”…
Well, I think that time are changing, and like in every change, we can see it changing slowly, but the future generations will tell that what we are living now is a fast change.
This change is delocalizing the news, is wiping out the well known media and all the pollution that it takes with itself.
Italian newspapers are a real crap, the news do not report all the truth, the politics dictate the rules of what can be told and what can’t, we aren’t considered any longer a “Free Nation” and our information is not untied to some ideological part any longer.
This is not the way I wanna live.
There are things that MUST be told, there are information that can go against the power, because the power MUST NOT control them, otherwise we will not be free, otherwise we will not be able to judge correctly any longer the actions of the power.
In these days I’m reading a book about Silvio Berlusconi, our Prime Minister. This book has been written by an english journalist, and spoke very hardly about him, about his money and his immense power.
Personally I do not like Berlusconi too much and I think that in those years Italy has collected a large number of “OOOPS” with him. Of course this book took into considerations a large number of critics about him, but it illuminate with an external light the status of Italy nowadays.
Obviously David Lane, the author, has been denounced by Berlusconi, and his comment on this has been sad: This is why italian journalism is no longer free: the journalists fear what they write
To all those self-styled italian journalists I have to say some words: you are a shame for the journalism, those of you who has those “blue blooded blogs” are demonstrating the world that what I am telling now is the truth. In those blogs you can only find some news about what they do not fear to write, partial information that does not easilly accept any comments, but more of this, the news NEVER receive any comments from them.
In those months I’ve always answered who wrote here, sometimes to say “Yes” or “No”, maybe to say “Thank You to have told your thoughts”, independently if I agreed with the comments or not.
Do you EVER thought about responding to the comment that has been made on your posts?
You know that this is one of the difference between the new information revolution is granting the people? The news are not a “One Way Flood”. Now the information could be shared, commented, improved!
I’ll be happy when this “italian journalism” will collapse, because it is what it deserves: the end of the power slaves is well known in the history…
Let’s change, let’s make the journalism free and changing!
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