Robert of Arabia's confusion?

"I despise the internet. It's irresponsible and, often, a net of hate. And I don't have time for Blogopops." - Robert Fisk

Not long time ago Fisk said:

"So more and more people are trying to find a different and more accurate narrative of events in the Middle East. It is a tribute to their intelligence that instead of searching for blog-o-bots or whatever, they are looking to the European ‘mainstream’ newspapers like The Independent, the Guardian, The Financial Times"

Now, he finally admits:

"No wonder the bloggers are winning"

Some worrying confusion here from the great reporter?

Maybe if "the bloggers are winning" could be because "So more and more people are trying to find a different and more accurate narrative of events in the Middle East"?

It seems that Robert of Arabia can't stand competition when it's too close to home.

His hatred for the Internet makes the brilliant writer so blind he can't even see he keeps offending the vast majority of his readers who use the Internet to read what he writes.

It seems that it's not only beauty to be in the eye of the beholder

Best wishes,
Gabriele Zamparini
from Blogopop The Cat's Blog

PS Just for those missing this point, I'm sure Fisk would be honored for that "Robert of Arabia", since his admiration for T.E. Lawrence.