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The press governing itself leads to abuses
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In fact, you went to some length to confuse your readers over an ‘independent’ press regulatory body with polemics and pejorative epithets such as dictators or politicians seizing newspapers and with dire threats to our cherished rights to free speech. Freedom of the press is different from individual freedom. You are attempting to lump one with the other in the hope that no one notices so you can bandwagon on individual notions of freedom.
From Dee Edwards.
Read the rest of the letter in Tuesday’s JEP.
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