"Start by Asking Yourself What is a Supporter and Work on from There”

[Sunny]

They love bringing the dossier up don't they,  for some reason they think all supporters should be ashamed,  the people who really should feel ashamed are the ones who joined in the sickening abuse of the McCann family on twitter who encouraged  each other and give each other slaps on the back for taking part.   

Now let BL rest in peace.

I do notice that none of you admit to being one of the collators of the dossier though Lace.   Why not stand proud and say YES i was one of the people who sent the dossier to Sky News.

I agree twitter appears to be the worst for even making any sense to me. Perhaps it is because there isn't any moderation there but I do struggle to understand it even though I know how look through it a bit.

[Robittybob1]

I absolutely think if someone has broken the law it should be dealt with but by the courts, not by some wrinkly, coffin dodgers with a hotline to Sky news.

Are you talking about yourself or others here?

[slartibartfast]

They love bringing the dossier up don't they,  for some reason they think all supporters should be ashamed,  the people who really should feel ashamed are the ones who joined in the sickening abuse of the McCann family on twitter who encouraged  each other and give each other slaps on the back for taking part.   

Now let BL rest in peace.

As public spirited citizens, they brought their concerns to the attention of the police.

When the police rejected their assertions IMO they became a bunch of interfering busy bodies with a vendetta looking for a way to hit out.

[barrier]

I agree twitter appears to be the worst for even making any sense to me. Perhaps it is because there isn't any moderation there but I do struggle to understand it even though I know how look through it a bit.

Frankie Howard springs to mind when when he said titter ye not,I wonder if he meant twitter ye not.

[Lace]

I do notice that none of you admit to being one of the collators of the dossier though Lace.   Why not stand proud and say YES i was one of the people who sent the dossier to Sky News.

I agree twitter appears to be the worst for even making any sense to me. Perhaps it is because there isn't any moderation there but I do struggle to understand it even though I know how look through it a bit.

I wasn't in any way involved in the dossier Sunny,  but I can understand why no one would stand up and say they were,  anti's have called the dossier compilers murders in the past which is absolutely appalling.

[Lace]

As public spirited citizens, they brought their concerns to the attention of the police.

When the police rejected their assertions IMO they became a bunch of interfering busy bodies with a vendetta looking for a way to hit out.

Thank you for your opinion slartibarfast.   

[Sunny]

I wasn't in any way involved in the dossier Sunny,  but I can understand why no one would stand up and say they were,  anti's have called the dossier compilers murders in the past which is absolutely appalling.

Thanks for your honesty Lace.  As I mentioned earlier I looked back saw a lot of back slapping posted when the Sky News rolling news hit Brenda Leyland like a truck.

They were all waiting for the next sceptic to be hit as I remember.

[G-Unit]

They love bringing the dossier up don't they,  for some reason they think all supporters should be ashamed,  the people who really should feel ashamed are the ones who joined in the sickening abuse of the McCann family on twitter who encouraged  each other and give each other slaps on the back for taking part.   

Now let BL rest in peace.

I suppose they thought of themselves as helping the police by gathering evidence to give to them. Handing the information to the media was quite a different matter. That is not justifiable whatever led them to do it.

[Erngath]

I wasn't in any way involved in the dossier Sunny,  but I can understand why no one would stand up and say they were,  anti's have called the dossier compilers murders in the past which is absolutely appalling.

Indeed Lace.
Appalling.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I suppose they thought of themselves as helping the police by gathering evidence to give to them. Handing the information to the media was quite a different matter. That is not justifiable whatever led them to do it.

can you explain why it is not justifiable?  There was nothing in the dossier as far as I know that the media couldn’t have discovered for themselves and whoever handed Sky the dossier didn’t force them to go with the story.

[jassi]

I do notice that none of you admit to being one of the collators of the dossier though Lace.   Why not stand proud and say YES i was one of the people who sent the dossier to Sky News.

I agree twitter appears to be the worst for even making any sense to me. Perhaps it is because there isn't any moderation there but I do struggle to understand it even though I know how look through it a bit.

It wasn' me. It was a big did it and ran away.   

[Erngath]

I suppose they thought of themselves as helping the police by gathering evidence to give to them. Handing the information to the media was quite a different matter. That is not justifiable whatever led them to do it.

Why?
Surely a gathering of evidence of the abuse, accusations and threats against the family of a missing child would be newsworthy.
Why not give an indication of such to the public?
Should the public not be made aware of such behaviour?

[faithlilly]

Exactly my sentiment about you.
By your initial and complete twisting of my post you have successfully avoided my question..
Mmmmm.
However I will answer your question.
I find nothing shameful about the compiling of the dossier.
I have no idea of who the compilers were or had any involvement at all.
I have stated that a few times.
I don't do Twitter where I believe many of the examples of the abuse, accusations and threats against the family of a missing child were made.
My annoyance at being linked with the compilation is because I had stated all of this before.

I have said several times that the rolling reporting of news is one I dislike and do not approve of.

Now my question again.
If a member of your family committed suicide and you felt that suicide was a direct result of rolling news where your family member was televised in an unpleasant way, would you take any action against the TV channel?

If the inquest verdict stated that the news channel was not at fault then no I wouldn’t as I would be very unlikely to win and ordinary people, without access to a fund, do not have the kind of money needed to launch such litigation.

Do you think the dossier should have been left for the police to deal with ?

[faithlilly]

Why?
Surely a gathering of evidence of the abuse, accusations and threats against the family of a missing child would be newsworthy.
Why not give an indication of such to the public?
Should the public not be made aware of such behaviour?

You do realise don’t you that if BL had been charged the publicity surrounding her could have jeopardised any trial ?

[Erngath]

I do notice that none of you admit to being one of the collators of the dossier though Lace.   Why not stand proud and say YES i was one of the people who sent the dossier to Sky News.

I agree twitter appears to be the worst for even making any sense to me. Perhaps it is because there isn't any moderation there but I do struggle to understand it even though I know how look through it a bit.

Why should anyone here be one of the collators?

Could be there is "sceptic" here who is actually a supporter but pretending to be a sceptic who could actually be one of the collators ?