Jk I cant believe how accurate your message in the film has become - its a good story - the entire financial crisis was provoked by this and will show it over future months.

The media builds them up then knocks them down - stories, stars, crime, money - everything.

I'm glad you spotted that - Vile Pervert: The Musical was intended to illustrate the bigger picture.

It's not just about music or false allegations or media manipulation or police and judiciary corruption. It's bigger than that. It's our entire way of life.

www.VilePervert.com

I can't argue with any of that. In respect of the financial crisis, the media should be accountable and in particular the news channels who get all of the financial experts spouting 'doom and gloom'.

It was funny last night, that when Gordon Brown put together the rescue package and the markets have rising, a lot of the financial experts are still pouring scorn over it and look quite disappointed about it.

David Dimbleby was in a foul mood on Question Time, he obviously lost money on shares. The irony is that Gordon Brown has had a spring in his step trying to sort out the problem and David Cameron and his merry men have kept their mouths shut as if they oppose it, they will lose votes.

Most tabloids are more concerned with the pantomine antics of X Factor last Saturday of Louis Walsh and Simon Cowell who had clearly looked like they were stage-managing their squabbling to get more viewers.