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In article <NT05VB1w165w@netlink.cts.com>, galan@netlink.cts.com (Greg Gross) writes:
> f_gautjw@ccsvax.sfasu.edu writes:

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>> From reports I've picked up over shortwave, the situation is extremely
>> serious with human rights down the drain for the Moslem population.
>> The reports of extreme brutality are matched only by the lack of reports
>> on the situation in this country's controlled media.
>> 
>> -Joe Gaut 
>>  
> 
> 
> whenever someone doesn't see prominent play given to some story of 
> particular interest to *them,* someone narly automaticaly assumes that 
> some sort of conspiracy is involved.
> 
> I wonder who is "controlling" the media to block publication of stories 
> about Kashmir...? This is ridiculous, but I know such suggestions will 
> continue, almost invariably made by people who don't have even half a 
> clue about how story decisions are made, or how stories are obtained in 
> the first place.
> G.
> 
> --
> Gregory Alan Gross      Welcome to life, where no good deed goes unpunished.


Tell them at the Kashmiri border that you are an American free lance
journalist and see how far into the country you get.  Maybe you can do
better than the respected journalist, whose first hand report I heard,
who declared himself a tourist and feared for his safety if discovered
the whole time he was there.  Stories in Kashmir are obtained a bit
differently in Kashmir these days than in San Diego.