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A fallen journalist
Dear Editor
As I scoured through the television channels, I came upon an interview with Michael Younge and the Hon. Clement Rohee – the latter was talking about the Linden incident.
Two things amazed me. First the Minister said at one point that he could not get in touch with the Commissioner of Police – in the days before cell phones – it was inconceivable that a Minister could not contact the Head of an important department under his control. Believe it or not – of course they say truth is stranger than fiction. Then the joke of the year came when he said that the security situation was good.
My disappointment in Michael Young emerged.
He was a young journalist who had earlier displayed some sense of balance and professionalism.
All of this has vanished at the altar of the filthy lucre.
I pity this young man, and hope he may still redeem himself as a journalist.
Hamilton Green, J.P.
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