Once more the begging bowl is out, the McCanns need money, not to look for Madeleine but to pay Court costs incurred by the success of Dr.Amaral's appeal , 'The Truth of the Lie' back on the shelves, where it belongs. The 'good doctors' lawyers will have visited newpaper editors spouting it is still 'libel' , after all what the Brits don't know can't hurt them and the 'innocent' McCanns can live another day with their lies.The very haggard looking Kate along with her husband, whose nose not only seems to have lengthened but now also appears bent slightly to the right side of his face since the vanishing of Madeleine, continue to deceive the World.A review of the case is not going to happen and the McCanns cannot ask for the case to be re-opened due to the fact they would once more become arguidos. ( Paulo Rebelo, when he took over the case said ' the investigation is still pointing in the right direction')
The ' good doctors' want to lay their hands on the secret files PJ have in their possession, this would seem to include a statement from someone named 'IRWIN' who it appears was invited to their table. 'IRWIN' must have said something to interest PJ as the statement is not in the files and the McCanns and their group deny his existance.
Christmas is close and the public will most probably oblige as the British media have been told not to tell the public the' good doctors' should have been made arguidos . They will not be reminded of Profiler Lee Rainbows words 'Gerry McCann should be investigated, we may be looking at a homicide'
We have a foolish woman with her own agenda, Antonella Lazzeri, who writes for a tits and bum tabloid, trying to assist the McCanns anyway she can. Antonella, has not stopped to think about what may have happened to Madeleine at the hands of her parents. Lazzeri's hatred for GoncaloAmaral runs deep, ask her why and she would not be able to tell you ... Lazzeri, is a nobody and has reached the height of her career in 'reporting' if you can call it that. Her only claim to fame , she did as she was told and wrote bile about a police officer who tried to find the truth about a three year old child. Not much of an Epitaph is it ?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11680450
The BBC are also back on board helping the McCanns with their begging bowl. The article has been changed three times already.
Chris Friend wrote this back in 2008, an American reporter, how wonderful if one British journalist had the gumption to write what he truly feels about the McCanns.
Well, it's official. Gerry and Kate McCann have become the Ramseys of Europe. Just as the Christmastime murder of six year old JonBenet Ramsey went officially unsolved, it appears that resolving the disappearance and probable death of five year old Madeleine McCann will suffer the same fate.
That is a terrible shame for three reasons.
First and foremost, a little girl is, in all likelihood, dead, and justice will not be served. The daughter of two British doctors, Madeleine disappeared from a Portuguese beachside resort in May 2007 while she slept. While statements have been made, ad nauseum, by Gerry, Kate and their vaunted PR machine that Maddy was kidnapped, there is absolutely no evidence to substantiate this claim. Of course, there wouldn't be any debate whether Maddy was in fact kidnapped if Gerry and Kate had exercised even a fraction of something called parenting
. Which leads us to point # 2.
As "Freindly Fire" has stated emphatically in numerous columns, the McCanns are guilty, period. Of this, there is no doubt. They are possibly guilty of harming Madeleine, accidentally or otherwise, as many Portuguese investigators believe. But, at the least, they are definitely guilty of negligence and, the case can be made, of child abandonment.
You see, what the bought-and-paid-for British media simply glosses over is the fact that the McCanns left their three children, with a combined age of seven, alone in their resort room, at night, on numerous occasions that week. Call me crazy, but that's not just selfish, it's unconscionably irresponsible. They chose paella over the kids. Now I've been to the Algarve, and the paella there is even better than that in Spain, but it's not quite good enough that I would abandon my kids. If the McCanns had taken their children with them, brought a nanny from home, or used the resort's babysitting service, one thing is sure: Madeleine would not have disappeared that night.
But taking personal responsibility is not something the McCanns feel they have to do. It's hard to look in the mirror, so Gerry and Kate figured out that it's much easier to just blame everyone and everything else. Just listen to their spokesman, Clarence Mitchell: "If it's true the police are about to shelve this case, on the one hand that will be welcome because it means that Kate and Gerry will be seen to be the innocent couple that they are - they are innocent of any involvement in Madeleine's disappearance and have been since Day One - and this wrongly-imposed arguido (suspect) status must be lifted..."
Innocent of any involvement? Clarence, how do you sleep at night?
They are guilty and should be held accountable. Showing Gerry and Kate's "remorse" on television (and that remorse is debatable), still doesn't absolve them from their crimes. Why aren't they being charged, either in Portugal and/or Britain?
Probably because we don't like to punish celebrities. And the McCanns have created a huge cause celebre. Remember, these globe-trotting celebrities had an audience with the Pope, met with America's First Lady, and are seen as "ambassadors" for kidnapped children everywhere. If that's what it takes to become an international star, I'll be more than happy to remain obscure.
The royal treatment of the McCanns sends the horrendous message that it's OK to be negligent and greedy, even if it means exposing children to harm, as long as you have good barristers, lots of money, and the best marketing firms money can buy---especially if that money comes from well-wishers not familiar with the true facts of the case.
But worst of all, when leaders in our society welcome people like the McCanns with open arms instead of shedding light on their abhorrent behavior, it condones a mentality that breaking laws---whether laws of the state or laws of morality and common sense--- is acceptable, as long as you look good in front of a camera.
And who can forget the British media and its journalistic "integrity"? Not only did it blindly defend the McCanns and blame the Portuguese for everything, but it failed to conduct even a modicum of investigation to ascertain what really happened to Madeleine.
Inconsistencies abound, both in media reports and in statements given by the McCanns and the friends they dined with that night. But hard-hitting questions and thorough research were, and still are, in short supply. To top it off, once the McCanns were named as suspects last September, the British media turned on them and all but pronounced their guilt. Now that charges will not be forthcoming, the tune has changed yet again. The McCanns were innocent all along!
Sticking a wet finger in the air to see which way the wind is blowing is something that should be left to the politicians, but it has no place in the media.
Anything less would be a disservice to Madeleine McCann.
