Now it's Kate's turn to think Gerry harmed search

HAS GERRY MCCANN 'HARMED' SEARCH FOR MADELEINE







Kate McCann has never given up her fight to find Madeleine





Sunday December 2,2012


By Tracey Kandohla



KATE McCann fears her husband’s criticism of the Prime Minister may hamper the search for missing daughter Madeleine.



Gerry McCann hit out after David Cameron rejected Lord Leveson’s call for a new press law. He said that while he respected the PM he disagreed with his viewpoint.

Kate simply urged Mr Cameron to “embrace the report and act swiftly”. A source close to the McCanns said yesterday: “Kate and Gerry are relying on the Prime Minister to keep the Scotland Yard review, which he ordered, ongoing.

“The last thing Kate wants is to annoy or upset the PM and does not want there to be any backlash.” Kate now wants reassurance from the Government that the 18-month case review will continue.

The McCanns and the parents of Milly Dowler were among victims of press intrusion who declined to meet Culture Secretary Maria Miller to discuss the report. Kate wants to reschedule the meeting. The Home Office said there was no deadline on the Met review.

, Amaral has helped to convince the Portuguese public that Madeleine has died, probably at the hands of her parents and so the search for her has been harmed, as people are not likely to believe they have any information that could help.

PERHAPS KATE WILL SUE GERRY!

McCann vs McCann, m'lud!

Kate vs Aunty Phil m'lud!

jeanmonroe wrote:, Amaral has helped to convince the Portuguese public that Madeleine has died, probably at the hands of her parents and so the search for her has been harmed, as people are not likely to believe they have any information that could help.

PERHAPS KATE WILL SUE GERRY!

McCann vs McCann, m'lud!

Hi jeanmonroe , this thread has been moved to the JFAK thread maybe you should post your thread there and I will write

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Panda wrote:HAS GERRY MCCANN 'HARMED' SEARCH FOR MADELEINE







Kate McCann has never given up her fight to find Madeleine





Sunday December 2,2012


By Tracey Kandohla



KATE McCann fears her husband’s criticism of the Prime Minister may hamper the search for missing daughter Madeleine.



Gerry McCann hit out after David Cameron rejected Lord Leveson’s call for a new press law. He said that while he respected the PM he disagreed with his viewpoint.

Kate simply urged Mr Cameron to “embrace the report and act swiftly”. A source close to the McCanns said yesterday: “Kate and Gerry are relying on the Prime Minister to keep the Scotland Yard review, which he ordered, ongoing.

“The last thing Kate wants is to annoy or upset the PM and does not want there to be any backlash.” Kate now wants reassurance from the Government that the 18-month case review will continue.

The McCanns and the parents of Milly Dowler were among victims of press intrusion who declined to meet Culture Secretary Maria Miller to discuss the report. Kate wants to reschedule the meeting. The Home Office said there was no deadline on the Met review.

Interesting choice of photo. The last time I saw teeth like that was at Deep Sea World in Blackpool.

Iris wrote:

Panda wrote:HAS GERRY MCCANN 'HARMED' SEARCH FOR MADELEINE







Kate McCann has never given up her fight to find Madeleine





Sunday December 2,2012


By Tracey Kandohla



KATE McCann fears her husband’s criticism of the Prime Minister may hamper the search for missing daughter Madeleine.



Gerry McCann hit out after David Cameron rejected Lord Leveson’s call for a new press law. He said that while he respected the PM he disagreed with his viewpoint.

Kate simply urged Mr Cameron to “embrace the report and act swiftly”. A source close to the McCanns said yesterday: “Kate and Gerry are relying on the Prime Minister to keep the Scotland Yard review, which he ordered, ongoing.

“The last thing Kate wants is to annoy or upset the PM and does not want there to be any backlash.” Kate now wants reassurance from the Government that the 18-month case review will continue.

The McCanns and the parents of Milly Dowler were among victims of press intrusion who declined to meet Culture Secretary Maria Miller to discuss the report. Kate wants to reschedule the meeting. The Home Office said there was no deadline on the Met review.

Interesting choice of photo. The last time I saw teeth like that was at Deep Sea World in Blackpool.

OOOH , you are awful, but I like you.