Summers & Swan - A new book - Looking For Madeleine

[Alice Purjorick]

Merciful heavens; isn't it strange how readily "The Posh Street Kids" turn in to Michael Wright in that they never have to read a book or watch a video to know it is/isnt  [delete as applicable] rubbish and that "trolls" as they refer to "The Bash Street Kids" who have read / watched [as applicable] are so ESN they always have hold of the wrong end of the stick.
Now I wonder?

[Bert Singe]

Merciful heavens; isn't it strange how readily "The Posh Street Kids" turn in to Michael Wright in that they never have to read a book or watch a video to know it is/isnt  [delete as applicable] rubbish and that "trolls" as they refer to "The Bash Street Kids" who have read / watched [as applicable] are so ESN they always have hold of the wrong end of the stick.
Now I wonder?

Says it all doesn't it?

[Brietta]

THE KEY PARTS OF NUMBER 4 WERE RELEVANT, AND SHOWED DIRECTLY THE CHARADE BEHIND THE SO CALLED PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AGENCY.


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Summers and Swann have also touched on some of the private investigators to whom it was necessary for the Drs McCann to have recourse in the search for their daughter.  They have produced a fair and balanced take on that particular situation.

I find the hysteria generated in [ censored word ] land by these investigators absolutely extraordinary. 

I think it begs the question if they are interested in Madeleine McCann ever being found.

At that time the investigations and searches for Madeleine being undertaken by private investigators were the only active searches in progress. 

No one else was looking for Madeleine McCann.

[Brietta]

Says it all doesn't it?

Indeed it does, Bert, indeed it does.

Not quite in the way you suppose though.

[Alice Purjorick]

Indeed it does, Bert, indeed it does.

Not quite in the way you suppose though.

Are you implying that anyone remotely critical of the McCanns is ESN?

[jassi]

Summers and Swann have also touched on some of the private investigators to whom it was necessary for the Drs McCann to have recourse in the search for their daughter.  They have produced a fair and balanced take on that particular situation.

I find the hysteria generated in [ censored word ] land by these investigators absolutely extraordinary. 

I think it begs the question if they are interested in Madeleine McCann ever being found.

At that time the investigations and searches for Madeleine being undertaken by private investigators were the only active searches in progress. 

No one else was looking for Madeleine McCann.

Perhaps they knew it would be a waste of time.

[Brietta]

Perhaps they knew it would be a waste of time.

Please explain exactly how on earth ... would anyone have known " it would be a waste of time" unless they had a hand in what happened to Madeleine McCann ?

[jassi]

Perhaps I should have said 'believe', rather than' know' - that's all anyone does, after all.

[Brietta]

Perhaps I should have said 'believe', rather than' know' - that's all anyone does, after all.

If you have not already read "Looking for Madeleine" and your posts suggest to me you have not, I can thoroughly recommend it to you. 
It may give you a greater insight into exactly why those who held the "belief" that Madeleine was dead and who unfortunately were also those senior people tasked with looking for her harmed any chance of finding her.

Whatever you or anyone else may think of Madeleine's parents the expediency of trying to make them the perpetrators of crimes against Madeleine shifted the focus of the investigation from her and ultimately allowed that investigation to be aborted prior to any conclusion being reached.

Summers & Swann have highlighted in a matter of fact way the continuing role of Madeleine’s parents in keeping the search for her alive and ongoing until it was taken up again by those who have the power to do what private investigators cannot. 

The present investigation is possibly the last chance to discover what happened to Madeleine McCann … the resistance to that is not only extraordinary, IMO it is perverse.

[jassi]

If you have not already read "Looking for Madeleine" and your posts suggest to me you have not, I can thoroughly recommend it to you. 
It may give you a greater insight into exactly why those who held the "belief" that Madeleine was dead and who unfortunately were also those senior people tasked with looking for her harmed any chance of finding her.

Whatever you or anyone else may think of Madeleine's parents the expediency of trying to make them the perpetrators of crimes against Madeleine shifted the focus of the investigation from her and ultimately allowed that investigation to be aborted prior to any conclusion being reached.

Summers & Swann have highlighted in a matter of fact way the continuing role of Madeleine’s parents in keeping the search for her alive and ongoing until it was taken up again by those who have the power to do what private investigators cannot. 

The present investigation is possibly the last chance to discover what happened to Madeleine McCann … the resistance to that is not only extraordinary, IMO it is perverse.

What resistance? I see no resistance, merely a scepticism  that anything will be achieved.

[stephen25000]

If you have not already read "Looking for Madeleine" and your posts suggest to me you have not, I can thoroughly recommend it to you. 

It may give you a greater insight into exactly why those who held the "belief" that Madeleine was dead and who unfortunately were also those senior people tasked with looking for her harmed any chance of finding her.

Whatever you or anyone else may think of Madeleine's parents the expediency of trying to make them the perpetrators of crimes against Madeleine shifted the focus of the investigation from her and ultimately allowed that investigation to be aborted prior to any conclusion being reached.

Summers & Swann have highlighted in a matter of fact way the continuing role of Madeleine’s parents in keeping the search for her alive and ongoing until it was taken up again by those who have the power to do what private investigators cannot. 

This is possibly the last chance to discover what happened to Madeleine McCann … the resistance to that is not only extraordinary, IMO it is perverse.

Now prove to me the theory of accidental death in the apartment is any less plausible than the 'abduction' you believe in.

As to the feedback from the book so far, it is one sided.

[jassi]

Now prove to me the theory of accidental death in the apartment is any less plausible than the 'abduction' you believe in.

As to the feedback from the book so far, it is one sided.

I don't suppose the book gives a balanced view either and no, I haven't read it, nor do I intend to.

[Brietta]

What resistance? I see no resistance, merely a scepticism  that anything will be achieved.

The book outlines concerted campaigns which not only express a scepticism from first to last about everything connected to Madeleine McCann's parents efforts to keep her name in the public eye and their campaign for a review which ultimately led to the reopening of the search for her.

To deny that more active efforts have continued for seven years to hinder and obstruct all that Madeleine McCann's parents do, including their efforts for the charity to help missing people and their families, stretches credulity.

There are those whose scepticism is so extreme they go out of their way to ensure nothing will be achieved ... and as far as I am concerned the book was kinder to them and their motivation than was absolutely necessary.

[Brietta]

Now prove to me the theory of accidental death in the apartment is any less plausible than the 'abduction' you believe in.

As to the feedback from the book so far, it is one sided.

LOL ... some of us actually chose to buy and read the book.  The one sided ?? reviewers had the green ink primed before it had hit the bookshelves.

This is a book which rather obviously has disturbed "the troof seekers".

[Alice Purjorick]

Life's imponderables include:
Why do "The Posh Street Kids" become severely agitated when "The Bash Street Kids" quote from "That Book" things which are either omitted or over egged ?