Well, we got the news this morning – a terrorist attack in Brussels. It’s not like we should be celebrating, we still have a lot of questions and we are still mourning the lives lost. I’m not sure if we should be over-curious because we have no idea what this guy looked like.
If you look at what’s going on in the news, it’s just another day.
Well, this is a good thing, we are not trying to be over-curious. We’re not looking for more information, we’re looking for some sense of perspective that this is a real event and it’s not a hoax. We’re not trying to go to war, we just want to know what happened.
I think it’s worth pointing out that this is a real event. This is a true tragedy. I mean, just look at all the pictures. It’s sad, but this is so real. We are just trying to help, but we can’t help anyone if we don’t have a sense of perspective.
While the death of an employee of an organization or an individual is tragic in many ways, we don’t think this tragedy should be covered up by a shroud of secrecy. We feel the media has done that too much of the time, so we think its time to reveal the facts, even if that means giving the media a bit of a break.
The news media have been covering this story with such a degree of silence, they have given the public a few days to come to their senses. The media are simply covering it up, and as a result most people don’t understand the severity and seriousness of the crime.
By giving the media a chance to cover the story, they would have to come back to the media and explain a more complete story that is actually consistent. We feel that the media would be better off not covering this story at all and letting the facts speak for themselves.
Let this be a lesson to all journalists and media outlets that cover something big and important in a complete and un-biased manner. Be honest and transparent, and if something doesn’t make sense, ask questions. Otherwise, just say, “What did I miss?” and move on. But to be fair to the media, the story isn’t that interesting, so they have no excuse for not covering it.
We should know that people are not paying attention to stories that aren’t interesting. We should not be afraid to say that people may not like what we’re doing, but that doesn’t mean that we should avoid it.
Like I said, the story isnt that interesting, and since we arent paid to cover the news, we should not be afraid to say that people may not like what were doing. The fact is, that is not a good thing. We have no reason to believe that people dislike what are doing, but we do not have the right to cover stories that aren’t interesting to us. It’s a shame that we arent allowed to cover the news.