It's also ironic that the history of the national instrument and the steelband movement is currently being rewritten by a member of the media, Dr Kim Johnson. It was too early on a Sunday for Diaz to have been inebriated, but, from his utterances he sounded to be drunk on something. It seems to be open season for the media these days, with attacks from politicians, and now from Pan Trinbago. Diaz would do well to remember the old, time-worn adage-"the pen is mightier than the sword." Remember as well, "doh stand up on river stone and talk de river bad." Many before you have ill-advisedly done so and have paid a dear price, being swept away in the torrent of an angry river.