Flashmob Carter Ruck 15 Oct

deborah wrote:One more message for twat forum - when I leafleted, my son was at school so I didnt palm him off on someone else as you put it and I did not leaflet under cover in the night either - by the way nice tent

Don't explain yourself, since when is it a crime to use a babysitter?....... now NOT using a babysitter, going on on the lash and claiming you were albeit in 'your backyard' should be.

And have these people forgotten just who this is all about? GYAC she was 3 when she went missing

margaret wrote:

deborah wrote:One more message for twat forum - when I leafleted, my son was at school so I didnt palm him off on someone else as you put it and I did not leaflet under cover in the night either - by the way nice tent

Don't explain yourself, since when is it a crime to use a babysitter?....... now NOT using a babysitter, going on on the lash and claiming you were albeit in 'your backyard' should be.

And have these people forgotten just who this is all about? GYAC she was 3 when she went missing

I know I dont but they just love to lie or make things up - they wonder where he was when I went to the Cardiff meeting I didnt go to the meeting

Exactly, deborah (Debbie), you do the best for your boy and you try the best you can for Madeleine. I'm sure if he's old enough to understand that your son is very proud of you and what you are trying to do

Margaret that is the problem with Team Mccann they think it is all about them, they seem to forget it is all about Madeleine and Madeleine only.
We love you and remember you Madeleine even if others seem to have forgotten about you

Alfiefinn wrote:Exactly, deborah (Debbie), you do the best for your boy and you try the best you can for Madeleine. I'm sure if he's old enough to understand that your son is very proud of you and what you are trying to do

I am proud of him as he understands you do not leave children alone , he knows I would never do that to him

yip debbie is one hell of a lady and your son knows that too i have no doubt about that.


proud to know her myself if only through the net.

Yes, he knows that you'd never do that to him, so you've given him the best gifts any parent can give to a child - love and security

deborah wrote:

Alfiefinn wrote:Exactly, deborah (Debbie), you do the best for your boy and you try the best you can for Madeleine. I'm sure if he's old enough to understand that your son is very proud of you and what you are trying to do

I am proud of him as he understands you do not leave children alone , he knows I would never do that to him

I am sure that your son has good reasons to be proud of his mother because she is fighting for justice for a little girl. What have the McCanns ever done so that their children could be proud of them in the future? Making loads of money off the disappearance of their daughter babysitter?

Christina wrote:I just did the same thing, Pepper. It was two minutes past midnight - then I noticed the close date is actually 2010!

WOW and there was me in a big panic ,,,lol just goes to show what age does ,I`m sure Im loosing it

The Famous Grouse wrote:

Alfiefinn wrote:oh deborah, you've shattered my illusions - I thought you'd done the leafletting in the dark (on a moonless night) in full black ninja get-up (I bet eagle-eye Jane Tanner would still have spotted you though and noticed all the tiny details like your ninja handbag). You mean you're NOT special forces trained???? :risas:

Wot, not even a motorbike?

Who mentioned bikes ?

Best Micheal Caine accent "Not a lot of people know this" but who was the only person to win the TT and the Grand National on celluloid ?

Pussycat wrote:

Laffin Assasin wrote:

The Famous Grouse wrote:

Alfiefinn wrote:oh deborah, you've shattered my illusions - I thought you'd done the leafletting in the dark (on a moonless night) in full black ninja get-up (I bet eagle-eye Jane Tanner would still have spotted you though and noticed all the tiny details like your ninja handbag). You mean you're NOT special forces trained???? :risas:

Wot, not even a motorbike?

Who mentioned bikes ?

Best Micheal Caine accent "Not a lot of people know this" but who was the only person to win the TT and the Grand National on celluloid ?

George Formby is my guess LA. The house he originally lived in with his family is in my village - not Formby - it's a luverly double-fronted victorian villa - on the market at the mo for around £500k - shame it's view from the front is a busy A-road and from the back is the local recycling facility

Correct-omundo I'll vot for you for brains this week. :Hiya:

I read the bit about the leafleteer on the motorbike in the Express, so it must be true. (insert sarcasm icon here)

And I love old George Formby clips. You can tell he was great because people still do impressions of him today, and everybody immediately knows who it is. For some reason, although he was a Lancashire lad, I always associate him with Harry Ramsdens chippie

I spent the war years on the Isle of Man and I vividly remember the George Formby film which was shown every year at our local cinema in lieu of the TT races.

.... and he was an apprenticed jockey before he hit the stage (and screen).

turned out nice again int it?

lol l was singing 'when l'm cleaning windows' to my little one this week, he loved it so much l put it on youtube for him

Oh yes, MR.D, the old washer of windows

Perhaps we should boycott all his companies and associated products, try and cut the revenue stream available for libel lawyers' fees.

Respect to you browneyes

woodward wrote:LIKE all bullies when someone stands up they back down -makes me all the more irritated with the express caving in,the macs had no libel case going forward,the headline behind Gerry in Madrid was absoloutely true-even the select committee were struggling to understand why the express caved in,they asked the editor if he had knowingly published something untrue ,he said he hadnt but then struggled to explain why he just rolled over and played dead

Peter Bottomley has stated with regard to the attempted gagging of the Guardian by Carter-Ruck:

"It is the job of the press to make aware to all what is known by a few. Any court action which inhibits that should be approved at a very high level, with full justifications, and in normal circumstances, should not be made in secret."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/oc ... aw-society


woodward, I think that should extend to all news. I find it strange that the UK public are not privy via the UK Press/Media to the contents of the publicly available official Portuguese investigation regarding missing Madeleine McCann. The content of the case is reported in Europe and is available on the Internet. I wonder if Carter-Ruck have issued injunctions or super-injunctions on the UK Press/Media regarding reporting of the McCanns? How would the public know if these injunctions were in place? I think we should know especially as this missing child's parents have a family Company, not a Charity, set up by money donated by the public and they still expect and encourage the public to donate money to this Company. If it is the case that injunctions or super-injunctions have been used to stop the UK Press/Media reporting. Is it right that the public are not aware of all the information regarding this case? Is it right for these people to privately stop information being made available to the public whilst at the same time asking that public for their money?

browneyes wrote:I've been boycotting McCann-related products and services ever since I realised something dodgy was going down with this case.
For example, not one Virgin product or service has been allowed in my house since Branson revealed his support.
I realise that one person's protest won't make a deal of difference to his wealth, but it's a point of principle, and I will never hand over my money to a company or person who will use it to benefit the McCanns.

Me too. Used to have a virgin credit card, but changed it sharpish when I found out that Mr Wooly Pullie man lent his support to the doctors McCann.