Official Find Madeleine Campaign site on Facebook block non supporters!

[Mr Gray]

OK Benice.

How many missing people are there in the UK ?

Now multiply that number by £11,000,000 and see what you get.

Lost my son in the supermarket on Friday
Govt didn't give me a penny
Diabolical

[stephen25000]

Work out the percentage for the Daily Mail comments Stephen.

Well, why don't you do that as well ?

Rather than ask me to do all the work for you.

Would you like the relative percentages of support for the mccanns as well, i.e.  the  YES and NO's as well ?

[Benice]

Well the classic instruction book repsonse from a mccann supporter.

I do here facebook will soon be incorporating 'dislikes' on comments.

By the way, 12,000 'likes' represents approx., 0.0178% of the population of the UK.

Nice.

If you want to use that as an 'representational ' argument  -  have you worked out  - percentage-wise -  the no. of people in the UK population who have donated to the Amaral fund?  If your calculations are correct - I think you will find it is tiny.

[stephen25000]

If you want to use that as an 'representational ' argument  -  have you worked out  - percentage-wise -  the no. of people in the UK population who have donated to the Amaral fund?  If your calculations are correct - I think you will find it is tiny.

What would be interesting is seeing the number of 'dislikes' on the facebook comments.

Wouldn't you agree ?

[Alfred R Jones]

Well the classic instruction book repsonse from a mccann supporter.

I do here facebook will soon be incorporating 'dislikes' on comments.

By the way, 12,000 'likes' represents approx., 0.0178% of the population of the UK.

Nice.

What percentage of the population do the DM comments represent then?  Do tell.

[Lace]

Well, why don't you do that as well ?

Rather than ask me to do all the work for you.

Would you like the relative percentages of support for the mccanns as well, i.e.  the  YES and NO's as well ?

If you're offering Stephen yes please.

[stephen25000]

What percentage of the population do the DM comments represent then?  Do tell.

Here we go around the mulberry bush. *&*%£

[stephen25000]

If you're offering Stephen yes please.

You can do it as well.

I'm sure you're up to the task.

[Lace]

What would be interesting is seeing the number of 'dislikes' on the facebook comments.

Wouldn't you agree ?

Interesting?   people moaning about how much the investigation costing,  going over the 'they left them alone'   the only interesting ones on there are the ones who seem to know about the cases and sympathise with both parents.

[Mr Gray]

Well, why don't you do that as well ?

Rather than ask me to do all the work for you.

Would you like the relative percentages of support for the mccanns as well, i.e.  the  YES and NO's as well ?

The comments in the mail are not an accurate reflection of the view of the GBP and makes your claim to understand statistics ring very hollow

[Lace]

You can do it as well.

I'm sure you're up to the task.

You are the one going on about how many negative comments there are on the Daily Mail comments page Stephen not me.

[Alfred R Jones]

Here we go around the mulberry bush. *&*%£

You're keen on figures - process this:

OFM Facebook page has 616,508 followers
Controversy, the largest Anti FB page has 23,976 followers

What conclusions can we draw from this?

[stephen25000]

You're keen on figures - process this:

OFM Facebook page has 616,508 followers
Controversy, the largest Anti FB page has 23,976 followers

What conclusions can we draw from this?

Are those figures worldwide presumably ?

and represent a drop in the ocean of humanity.

Now a fair test would the number of 'likes' and 'dislikes'. don't you agree ?

[stephen25000]

You are the one going on about how many negative comments there are on the Daily Mail comments page Stephen not me.

You and others are the ones living the fantasy that the mccanns have overwhelming support.

[Alfred R Jones]

Are those figures worldwide presumably ?

and represent a drop in the ocean of humanity.

Now a fair test would the number of 'likes' and 'dislikes'. don't you agree ?

Both figures are worldwide, one drop is noticeably tinier than the other however.  How do you account for this?