We are witnessing a concerted propaganda offensive which, due to the manner it is dividing the Romanian society, gets us back to passionate clashes of 1990. Unfortunately, what I anticipated when I wrote about "the anti-West protest" is fully confirmed. Saturday's issue of "Adevarul" daily is an excellent sample of media large scale manipulation. Not to mention the constant anti-American and anti-Western delirium in "Cotidianul" daily. The same with "Antena 1" TV station (the Marius Tuca and Adrian Paunescu shows in particular) is another media channel constantly stalled on this issue. I will only give a few examples: almost no word was mentioned about the reporter shot in Belgrade or about the closure of B 92 independent radio station (recently reopened after all inconvenient journalists were fired - they sent a communique on Internet which Romanian journalists didn't bother to take an interest in); much is discussed about the unfortunate error that triggered the bombing of a convoy of Albanian refugees, though it is obvious it was not a deliberate act, and fundamental things are forgotten, such as the fact that people should not have to take refuge and that Serbs are purposefully destroying village after village on a large scale, firing with cannons and armoured cars and setting houses on fire. It is worth-mentioning the Serbs took good care to send reporters to scenes of events related to the train caught on a bombed bridge or to accidental attacks of refugee convoys. But the Serbs don't allow visits of one single destroyed village or places suspect to be common graves after executions. As journalists, it is not honest and it is not ethical not to be cautious facing Belgrade's clear manipulation approaches. Why is it happening this way? Reasons are simple and it would be paranoid to see a generalised conspiracy. Many journalists have been taken away by emotional w