Author Topic: Was Gerry right to keep his potential legal actions secret?  (Read 5397 times)

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C.Edwards

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Re: Was Gerry right to keep his potential legal actions secret?
« Reply #15 on: September 27, 2013, 11:09:15 AM »
Once again an example of the strange concept held by the sceptics that the McCanns are in some way obligated to tell them every little detail of everything they do or intend to do.   I repeat  - they are not public property and have every right to handle their own business in any way THEY see fit and not how strangers on the internet see fit.     Just like the rest of us.


 

They've made themselves public figures and continue to do so.  If they're going to state things publicly then those things can and will be challenged if they are not accurate.  Everyone has a right to do this.

Offline Albertini

Re: Was Gerry right to keep his potential legal actions secret?
« Reply #16 on: September 27, 2013, 11:26:57 AM »
Once again an example of the strange concept held by the sceptics that the McCanns are in some way obligated to tell them every little detail of everything they do or intend to do.   I repeat  - they are not public property and have every right to handle their own business in any way THEY see fit and not how strangers on the internet see fit.     Just like the rest of us.


 

It has nothing to do with telling people the details of their lives.

It is about their capability and deliverance of untruthfulness.

For example if they can lie so brazenly in public how can we know they did not lie in any of their police statements?

Redblossom

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Re: Was Gerry right to keep his potential legal actions secret?
« Reply #17 on: September 27, 2013, 12:09:21 PM »
Once again an example of the strange concept held by the sceptics that the McCanns are in some way obligated to tell them every little detail of everything they do or intend to do.   I repeat  - they are not public property and have every right to handle their own business in any way THEY see fit and not how strangers on the internet see fit.     Just like the rest of us.


 

They were giving a very public interview and were directly asked a specific question about a serious matter, which was at best avoided, nothing to do with what anyone wants or wishes or expects them to do or say, as others have said, if you go out in public then your words and actions will be eligible for scrutiny, if something you said jars with something else you said,sigh

Thing is Benice people dont expect anything...if they go on national and international media its them that expect people to listen to what they are saying...to suggest people have no right to a say on what theyve heard is preposterous
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