Dear Mr. Bhatti, I would like to begin by commending you on a wonderful paper and the excellent job you are doing on creating a voice for Pakistani Christians all over the world. I am a firm believer in the fact that along with success we may sometimes forget our true focus and goals. I would like to offer a bit of professional and friendly criticism. In the last two issues of PCP you have swayed from a journalistic and unbiased point of writing. You have focused on two individuals whom you have greatly praised and glorified as being the richest and most educated individuals in our Pakistani Christian community. I am not sure if there has been some sort of compensation received by your paper on profiling these individuals or not, but in the sake of the paper I SURE HOPE THEY PAID YOU WELL. When ever we make reference to individuals and refer to them as being the best at something we must make sure that the statements we make are true and based on factual evidence and sensible conclusions. The individuals you have mentioned do not meet the criteria to be labeled with such compelling titles. As for the first point of being the richest Pakistani Christian Men is not factual at all. I do agree they have some money to their names but, you failed to mention that behind every successful man is a strong woman. I have come across many Christian Pakistani's who are literally self made individuals and are in the ranks of being Millionaire's but never sought fame for their success. One such individual had his add in your paper and his operation of business is not only in America but in Pakistan, India, Thailand and other various nations. This person is also extremely young and has created his empire solely here in the States. Now on to the second point of education, this point truly astonished me when I read your paper. Neither of these individuals have ever studied in the US nor have they tried to enroll in education of any sort here. Are you not aware of our young Doctor's, CPA's, Pharmacist's, Lawyers and other professionals who have studied here to become true American Scholars. These young individuals possess the qualities to be leaders of our community with ability to communicate in a proper manner and respectfully represent our community. I would suggest that your articles and writing remain unbiased and true to the name of journalism. If there is ever a need to showcase the Shining Stars of our community you must do some legwork and research and you will come across an infinite list of accomplished men and women both in wealth and education. A concerned reader of PCP