"I've been misquoted"

Its either our politicians and police are the greatest liars or we have the most crooked mass-media in history. 

The famous cry-line being ...."I've been misquoted".... rings far too often, by individuals in public office, for comfort. And or with what ethics  are our current journos indoctrinated with, you might want to ask, no ?

Professionalism and honesty are the last thing on one's mind when this acting top gun of the state police force was asked for a comment in a press conference and when reporting, the reporter either did not understand the context or subject matter and wrote in a language only he'd understand. Or maybe, just maybe, a cheeky sub-editor or editor decided to twist the already vague facts even more for personal reasons, to increase sales, seizing that one moment of madness  or doing his/her master's vile stupidity.

Whichever way you look, the person who actually spoke/wrote the lie must be reprimanded or even charged in court for sedition. This lie alone is enough for the courts ( if you want to call them that !) to pin the culprit with the greatest  lesson once and for all. After all there were other journos from other media too. Did the other papers carry the same story along the same lie as what this one notorious paper did ? Or do we have a lying acting police chief ?

But then again, who's got the balls to investigate and prove it, huh ? Its all a fcuking "sendiwara" to divert the simpletons from the actual issue of the shame brought on by our education administrative system.

Shalom !