In many parts of the world Media and war are inseparable like a prostitute and her cosmotic make up
War War War
Survival wars
Economic wars
Trade wars
Proxy wars
Project wars
Media wars
Political wars
Ideological wars
Religious wars
Ecological wars
Psychological wars
Environmental wars
Small wars
Big wars
War on terror
War of terror
War in the land
War in the sea
War in the air
War war war
War here war there
War war everywhere
Affecting everyone
Impacting lives
Sharing bed with media
Swallowing peace piece by piece
Robbing joy and harmony from us
Turning peace infrastructure
Into a factory of war machinnery
Penetrating into civic institutions
In the schools mosques and churches
Drawing lines of hatred between people
Oh fellow brothers and sisters
Let our pens be the spearhead of peace
Let us dip them into a fountain of peace
Let the words of wisdom drip from them
it is not in many parts of the world -- it is pervasive Abdi-Noor my friend -- journalism on an international scale has not fulfilled their charge for many decades -- reporting the truth is no longer a consideration or prerequisite -- pushing a political agenda has been derigueur within the media forever it seems -- truth and accountability are alien to most journalist's lexicons -- peace and love my friend -- Jon Michael
I wonder how many wars would have been out there if TV, Radio, Newspapers and Internet just didn't said a word.
What would have been the point to commit a dastardly act if no one would ever hear about it?
I concur with Frank Sinatra that said, "all journalists are news prostitutes in search of a scoop"
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PI novel set in Manhattan during the 1980s when art galleries and model agencies were the two most glamorous businesses in the world. Dangerously well written.
Read Chapter 1 here: https://www.lit4u.com/art-and-beauty-chapter-1/
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Following this brutal double homicide, Johnston, RI D
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What would have been the point to commit a dastardly act if no one would ever hear about it?
I concur with Frank Sinatra that said, "all journalists are news prostitutes in search of a scoop"
Georg
And still we hope and pray.