Twisting facts: classically-childish arab journalsim

After the publication in aljazeera.net of my article and the very "so and so" (to say the least) comments I got (including a da3wa to be thrown in hell?!!!- see a comment by a certain "Salah"), here is a report by a Saudi newspaper (al-Madina) that simply made a factually-twisted report about my article: instead of saying that I simply mentioned reports that are already out there in the arab media (an not only in the western media) like a report by the very Saudi newspaper al-Watan talking about "conflicts between two lines in the Vatican", and that I am doubting such an approach they simply attributed to me this very view as if I'm one of its sources... Just another example of how classically-childish arab journalism could be: copy and paste and don't bother to seriously read and investigate... Hopefully the more recent and serious trend (alquds, alhayat, aljazeera... etc) will overcome...