[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Thanks for that Chuff they must think all of the public are stupid,katie Hopkins love or loathe her was spot on with her take on it.imo.

Katie Hopkins has opened the floodgates,you watch now, this case is about to smash open

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

@Niamh

Okay so I asked my Portuguese boyfriend about this last night.

The story does get mentioned in the news from time to time but more rarely these days.

Most Portuguese people have two theories;
She really was abducted
OR
She died of an accident and the parents got rid of the body, possibly with the help of a friend.

There is also a long running stereotype that British people drug their children and leave them on their own so they can go out partying. When this case happened many people may not have been surprised with the mindset that something like that was bound to happen.

Interesting, why do they think it's usual for English people to drug their kids though . They must have a bad reputation as holiday makers there then?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Katie Hopkins has opened the floodgates,you watch now, this case is about to smash open

Can't stand Katie Hopkins but that was a good article she wrote

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Interesting, why do they think it's usual for English people to drug their kids though . They must have a bad reputation as holiday makers there then?

IMO all the Mc children were drugged as Kate refused to have the twins hair tested until 3 months later, the time it takes for it to be clear

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Can't stand Katie Hopkins but that was a good article she wrote

I would have liked her to go deeper ,but glad she opened the minds of so many people, Twitter was in uproar and it got 10s of 1000s more people asking for links to the police files, so job done ,and I'm sure while she is on sick leave Katie will look into the files,this is the start where she is concerned Im sure

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Jess, out of interest what do Portuguese people think about this case (if you've ever spoken about it with your b/f or his family etc that is)

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...g_2938316b.jpg

"English police are stupid" is the Portuguese thoughts

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/...g_2938316b.jpg

"English police are stupid" is the Portuguese thoughts

Well that's straight to the point, Did they ever succeed in suing Amaral over his book?

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Well that's straight to the point, Did they ever succeed in suing Amaral over his book?

Its due final appeal anytime now

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Its due final appeal anytime now

Ah,ok well that will be interesting,I've actually been watching a few vids when I can,you can understand who so many people are changing their minds on them and not for the better.I have to say I find him a right snidey git,and she just seems to be his puppet.

[Crimson Dynamo]

yes both are murderers and the best brains at scotland yard could not see through it but a few folk on tib have cracked it

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Katie Hopkins has opened the floodgates,you watch now, this case is about to smash open

Yes, Katie Hopkins of all people is blowing the case wide open.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Interesting, why do they think it's usual for English people to drug their kids though . They must have a bad reputation as holiday makers there then?

She said British, not English you big xenophobic!

[Crimson Dynamo]

not the haterz relying on Hopkins....

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

She said British, not English you big xenophobic!

Aren't English people British?

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

not the haterz relying on Hopkins....

I see no haterz LT,just people with different opinions,it's good to talk

[Jamie89]

It's a strange article, because it makes it sound as though it's an established award, but searching for 'The Stephen Wynard Award' doesn't return any results about the award itself, or past winners etc. And searching for Stephen Wynard (or Wynyard as someone else said it was spelt) doesn't return anything either, you'd think he'd be a notable person to have an award named after him So it does seem as though it's just been invented. And it doesn't look like any one other than The Sun have reported it either. It's very odd. The award itself though, although named after Stephen Wynard, doesn't seem to have been given by him. It's been awarded by 'Missing People', which is a genuine charity.

Or is it? I just read some really interesting information about them so here's something for the conspiracy theorists...

The Charity 'Missing People' who have given Kate McCann her award, were facing closure in 2006 (under their previous name 'National Missing Persons Helpline'). They brought in new management and a new board of trustees to start a process of 'strategic planning'.
In May 2007 Madeleine McCann disappeared, and a huge amount of media attention was given to her. A few days after her disappearance, the 'National Missing Persons Helpline' relaunched as 'Missing Persons'. They launched a massive appeal for Maddie on 26th May, which is also 'International Missing Childrens Day'. This brought them considerable attention (and donations) and they don't seem to have struggled financially since.

So is it possible that the whole thing was one massive corporate conspiracy? It couldn't have worked out better for 'Missing Persons'. If someone was going to plan something like this, they would know that a little white girl whose family have a good social standing would bring the most media attention. And they relaunched their 'brand' off the back of that media attention. The timing could not have been more perfect for them (especially given that 'International Missing Childrens Day' came right after their relaunch and Maddie's disappearance, ensuring maximum publicity and exposure for their appeal).

I'm not saying I believe any of this by the way, as I said in the other thread about the McCanns, I'm an evidence person. But I thought I'd throw this in to the mix anyway, since I found the info quite interesting (and even if there's nothing sinister behind any of it, it certainly shows how important the McCanns have been to the charity). But as far as conspiracy's go I think it's quite a good one

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Aren't English people British?

What about the Scots and Welsh?

IMO the Scots are far more likely to drug each other, those drunken hoodlums.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I see no haterz LT,just people with different opinions,it's good to talk

thinking that you have cracked a case that Scotland Yard have forensically examined over many years based on some youtube videos and facebook gossip is not a different opinion


Its borderline hysteria based on a dislike of a person

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Ah,ok well that will be interesting,I've actually been watching a few vids when I can,you can understand who so many people are changing their minds on them and not for the better.I have to say I find him a right snidey git,and she just seems to be his puppet.

I find her more evil than him,I think HES HER puppet, funny how people see things differently isn't it ?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

What about the Scots and Welsh?

IMO the Scots are far more likely to drug each other, those drunken hoodlums.

my mum used to rub whisky on my gums when I had toothache

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

It's a strange article, because it makes it sound as though it's an established award, but searching for 'The Stephen Wynard Award' doesn't return any results about the award itself, or past winners etc. And searching for Stephen Wynard (or Wynyard as someone else said it was spelt) doesn't return anything either, you'd think he'd be a notable person to have an award named after him So it does seem as though it's just been invented. And it doesn't look like any one other than The Sun have reported it either. It's very odd. The award itself though, although named after Stephen Wynard, doesn't seem to have been given by him. It's been awarded by 'Missing People', which is a genuine charity.

Or is it? I just read some really interesting information about them so here's something for the conspiracy theorists...

The Charity 'Missing People' who have given Kate McCann her award, were facing closure in 2006 (under their previous name 'National Missing Persons Helpline'). They brought in new management and a new board of trustees to start a process of 'strategic planning'.
In May 2007 Madeleine McCann disappeared, and a huge amount of media attention was given to her. A few days after her disappearance, the 'National Missing Persons Helpline' relaunched as 'Missing Persons'. They launched a massive appeal for Maddie on 26th May, which is also 'International Missing Childrens Day'. This brought them considerable attention (and donations) and they don't seem to have struggled financially since.

So is it possible that the whole thing was one massive corporate conspiracy? It couldn't have worked out better for 'Missing Persons'. If someone was going to plan something like this, they would know that a little white girl whose family have a good social standing would bring the most media attention. And they relaunched their 'brand' off the back of that media attention. The timing could not have been more perfect for them (especially given that 'International Missing Childrens Day' came right after their relaunch and Maddie's disappearance, ensuring maximum publicity and exposure for their appeal).

I'm not saying I believe any of this by the way, as I said in the other thread about the McCanns, I'm an evidence person. But I thought I'd throw this in to the mix anyway, since I found the info quite interesting (and even if there's nothing sinister behind any of it, it certainly shows how important the McCanns have been to the charity). But as far as conspiracy's go I think it's quite a good one

It the first time the "award" has been given,clearly to make Kate look an angel

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

thinking that you have cracked a case that Scotland Yard have forensically examined over many years based on some youtube videos and facebook gossip is not a different opinion


Its borderline hysteria based on a dislike of a person

I never said I had cracked the case,I don't know what happened to madeleine,I just suspect she was NOT abducted, and something is not right with this case.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

I find her more evil than him,I think HES HER puppet, funny how people see things differently isn't it ?

Yes,so many opinions,I think if they hadn't of been so evasive in the beginning , more people would probably believe them.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Yes,so many opinions,I think if they hadn't of been so evasive in the beginning , more people would probably believe them.

It was Kate who refused to answer he 48 police questions, then went on the call the Ltd Co they set up within DAYS (wasn't expecting her back ?) No Stone Unturned

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Interesting, why do they think it's usual for English people to drug their kids though . They must have a bad reputation as holiday makers there then?

I didn't realise the Portuguese were such an ignorant bunch, if they think the English party what do they think of the Irish