THE Kaieteur News has been caught again in the web of irresponsible journalism.
It is no secret that this entity is revoltingly anti-government and makes no bones about assassinating people’s character, but to go as far as questioning the credibility of the Parliament Office, the highest law making body in the land, is utterly unacceptable. In any other country, the Kaieteur News would have been forced to close down its operations.
It is interesting to note that though this situation follows countless others, they have relentlessly continued in this counter-productive, misleading approach that insults the intelligence of a very wide readership.
Perhaps Mr. Glenn Lall should use this grossly unfortunate situation to institute some sort of badly needed training programme designed to address the incompetence of his reporters.
A lot of their work is preposterous and it continues to pander to the lowest level of journalistic ethics. In an attempt to sell more papers so that the entity could continue boasting as the most widely circulated publication, fabrications and the clearly inept ability to analyse issues have been getting overwhelming lately.
If by chance this was a deliberate attempt to stir up mischief, then to the Kaieteur News and to the person or persons who may have instigated this, I say shame on you!
What you put out there for public consumption could build or break this nation, so get your act together and do the necessary investigations before publishing misleading information that will only bring you to disrepute.