unheeding

The newspaper today affirmed that HRH the Prime Minister's move has administered the most successful treatment for this state of circumventing of values and breaching of laws and moral ethics by persons who have gone astray, derailed from the right track and drifted unheedingly through a state of coma into of suspicious and destructive agendas and conspiracies provoked by purported leaders who thought they can stir the still waters of the Bahraini community, alter its identity or obliterate its firm tenets and values.

High-energy technologies put so much power in fewer and fewer hands, said Cottrell, "that small social units operating alone are often ruthlessly and unheedingly swept aside if their ends are antithetic to the purposes of those who control the power."

Ergo, Miller's involvement in this mess should also represent the dangers of journalists portraying intelligence information uncritically, presenting unverified intelligence as fact, and unheedingly using confidential and self-interested sources.

Crickets sing unheedingly, and in the trees, yellow leaves

'To stray, wander aimlessly; (also) to charge unheedingly, to rush headlong'.