Austria's ORF, no banality to be stupid about this forever to drag on and become the issue. A small example is the "Defense Brief" Ex-Finance Minister Grasser. The ORF celebrates this letter and asks the most important people for their opinions as unimportant. For it is a question of an "enemy" denounce. It is totally irrelevant whether Mr Grasser is guilty of anything legal or not, because for the ORF, the presumption of innocence only mean prejudge someone, which you can prove anything yet. Then you just talk of "moral guilt" as if that would be a political exception. What about the moral guilt of Schroeder, climate, Gusenbauer, Darabos Kreisky and many other politicians? Yes, Grasser is a trick player. But we know not only now, but we've already known, when he was finance minister, is not it? He is not the only trick players in politics. Another sits undisturbed in the Defense and operates just with the wrong numbers. But this is in contrast to a lobby Grasser (party) behind. ORF and maintains good relations with that party. So one trick player is morally wrong and the other is entirely correct in his moral actions.
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