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Post  aiyoyo on Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:19 pm

Willo wrote:The 'abduction' theory with all due respect to the planners was hardly a well organised event. It has so many holes in it that it has kept a someone very busy overseeing the cover up of a very amateurish plot. One would have thought that the pre arranged abduction would have been organised so it was watertight, having no links to the many big brother types mentioned so far in this case. With more to be uncovered as the case moves on I expect.

Stella wrote:Agree, but if there were amateur event organisers involved, it's no wonder it played out as it did.



What I'm trying to say Stella is that these are people with a lot to lose. IMO there is no way they would make a plan so shoddy like that in advance. If it was premedited it would have been a far more professional job.


Willo, I agree with you. If they were so professional in their cover-up plot and media spin, making use also of their influential connections to their advantage, why were their abduction plot so amateurish and shoddy? Either they are cunningly clever or they are not, doctors or otherwise make no difference.

If they are so well organised in one area it would mean they are capable of being systematically organised, so why the diabolically weak abduction plot when that is more important to get it watertight?

I believe Maddie's demise is accidental but the cover up is premeditated, hence the weak abduction plot but professional and strong cover up.


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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  Gillyspot on Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:41 pm

I am with you both.

If they wanted Madeleine to be "abducted" why not when Kate was walking down the beach / countryside etc - if no one else was about I am sure most would have believed her.

Why this complicated timeline that clearly doesn't make sense and then all the suing of doubters.

If they were clearly innocent they would have answered the questions when they were asked of them - through Team McCann. Portuguese secrecy laws never stopped them getting their point accross before did it? Kate McCann "green light" etc says it all.

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  tigger on Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:12 pm

aiyoyo wrote:
Willo wrote:The 'abduction' theory with all due respect to the planners was hardly a well organised event. It has so many holes in it that it has kept a someone very busy overseeing the cover up of a very amateurish plot. One would have thought that the pre arranged abduction would have been organised so it was watertight, having no links to the many big brother types mentioned so far in this case. With more to be uncovered as the case moves on I expect.

Stella wrote:Agree, but if there were amateur event organisers involved, it's no wonder it played out as it did.



What I'm trying to say Stella is that these are people with a lot to lose. IMO there is no way they would make a plan so shoddy like that in advance. If it was premedited it would have been a far more professional job.


Willo, I agree with you. If they were so professional in their cover-up plot and media spin, making use also of their influential connections to their advantage, why were their abduction plot so amateurish and shoddy? Either they are cunningly clever or they are not, doctors or otherwise make no difference.

If they are so well organised in one area it would mean they are capable of being systematically organised, so why the diabolically weak abduction plot when that is more important to get it watertight?

I believe Maddie's demise is accidental but the cover up is premeditated, hence the weak abduction plot but professional and strong cover up.



But surely the point is that the media spin and the cover up is nothing to do with them? The people in charge of that would like nothing better than that the McCanns would disappear off the face of the earth.

Imo it was planned, plenty of evidence and pointers for that. Advance marketing advice too, definitely professional. The abduction plan was ready in outline, have you never seen a perfect looking plan go wrong? I think mainly because there were so many players and Delboy isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer. If he said the shutters were broken, the were broken. Delboy is totally arrogant, they were talking to foreigners for goodness sakes, practically dagos.
Besides, Murat is down as saying that it's the biggest c.... up in history.

The phone records, the creche records, the many fake photographs, the whole thing was far too complicated, it was bound to go wrong. But you try telling TM that. They had a cunning plan and a safety net. I wouldn't think the safety net operators are too thrilled to still be working on the damage control. That's why they hate people like us so much.




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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  Gillyspot on Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:30 pm

I simply think Madeleine died earlier on in the week and for some reason they chose to "stage" an "abduction"

Alex Woolfall PR "crisis" (AKA Reputation guru) set the scene. Remember he was representing Mark Warner NOT the McCanns but WHO actually remembers that? Typical PR tactics. From a very interesting blog.

" great deal of credit must go to Alex Woodfall, the top PR man seconded to the Mark Warner holiday village by the Bell Pottinger Group, whose boss, Lord Bell, was Margaret Thatcher’s PR guru when she was Prime Minister.
Day after day there have been relentless, sympathetic, upbeat reports of sightings of suspicious white vans, a man taking pictures of children on a beach, two men and a mystery blonde talking to a child near a supermarket, a lurking man with dark skin and finally a suspect – though there is not enough evidence to charge him.
At times the pictures have seemed almost straight out of Hollywood - with long shots of Madeleine’s parents walking hand-in-hand alone on a deserted beach, the camera crews at a discreet distance.

http://rebeccahamiltonreports.blogspot.com/2007_05_01_archive.html

From then on it was Gordon Brown wanting to win the popularity contest and then Clarrie got involved (always one for a big story and not afraid of lying) and as they say - the rest is history.

Just my thooughts though.

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  tigger on Tue Jan 24, 2012 7:42 am

Gillyspot wrote:I simply think Madeleine died earlier on in the week and for some reason they chose to "stage" an "abduction"
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From then on it was Gordon Brown wanting to win the popularity contest and then Clarrie got involved (always one for a big story and not afraid of lying) and as they say - the rest is history.

Just my thooughts though.


But do ask yourself, why did Gordon never get photographed with the two? Lots of votes! Why did Gordon say right at the start that it was a matter of national security? I think he may be the fons et origo of the cover up.
Why wasn't he much in the news about it after a few months? When the McCanns were safely home after his totally illegal interventions?
No TM knows, Gordon knows, Clarrie knows at bit, enough to keep him in money and work for the rest of his life. Clarrie may not have known at the start, but like some lawyers isn't interested in the truth, just the ingredients he can make an story out of to tell the press.

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  pennylane on Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:29 am

aiyoyo wrote:
Willo wrote:The 'abduction' theory with all due respect to the planners was hardly a well organised event. It has so many holes in it that it has kept a someone very busy overseeing the cover up of a very amateurish plot. One would have thought that the pre arranged abduction would have been organised so it was watertight, having no links to the many big brother types mentioned so far in this case. With more to be uncovered as the case moves on I expect.

Stella wrote:Agree, but if there were amateur event organisers involved, it's no wonder it played out as it did.



What I'm trying to say Stella is that these are people with a lot to lose. IMO there is no way they would make a plan so shoddy like that in advance. If it was premedited it would have been a far more professional job.


Willo, I agree with you. If they were so professional in their cover-up plot and media spin, making use also of their influential connections to their advantage, why were their abduction plot so amateurish and shoddy? Either they are cunningly clever or they are not, doctors or otherwise make no difference.

If they are so well organised in one area it would mean they are capable of being systematically organised, so why the diabolically weak abduction plot when that is more important to get it watertight?

I believe Maddie's demise is accidental but the cover up is premeditated, hence the weak abduction plot but professional and strong cover up.



I totally agree Willo and Aiyoyo. A desperately cobbled together plan, very quickly executed to cover up the demise of their child, as they knew full well the shocking events surrounding her death would have resulted in the twins being taken into care, and the end of their careers and aspirations. The entire abduction façade was hastily planned and went quickly to worms.

Without all the slick and cunning advice, as soon as others were running the show, the pair would be in jail now. Of that there is not a doubt in my mind.

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  Get 'em Gonçalo on Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:51 am






I'm afraid I still can't accept that Maddie died from an accident. I can't accept that any parent who had just lost a child from a sudden and tragic accident could behave like they did in these photos (and the many others).

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Why didn't David Cameron say to the McCanns: "Before we bill the taxpayer for £3.6million for a case review, please buy a first class stamp and write to the Portuguese prosecutor to reopen the process that you allowed to be shelved, which has hampered the search for Maddie for nearly 5 years so far."
http://gerrymccan-abuseofpower-humanrights.blogspot.com/
http://goncaloamaraltruthofthelie.blogspot.com/

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  pennylane on Tue Jan 24, 2012 11:23 am

Hi GEG

Natural emptions may be the toughest of all to allow in under such circumstances as it involves facing the truth.... and when you are juggling enormous lies and trying to keep the brain focussed on an epic façade, I believe it is nigh impossible to do both! We see this time and time again with people who have committed serious crimes.... the one thing the police always say is that the father/mother/perpetrator showed no emotion whatsoever. I believe it may be nigh impossible to do both, and keep the lies afloat.

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  jd on Tue Jan 24, 2012 11:24 am

That 2nd picture, there are many more taken from the same shoot from this day which has them all laughing and smiling like they won the lottery, this particular photo wasn't a one off moment. I'll put them up later. These pictures were taken around 26th-29th May 2007 so just a mere 3 weeks after the event!

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Re: The hidden basement at Casa Liliana.

Post  tigger on Tue Jan 24, 2012 11:46 am

alyoyo wrote: quote

Willo, I agree with you. If they were so professional in their cover-up plot and media spin, making use also of their influential connections to their advantage, why were their abduction plot so amateurish and shoddy? Either they are cunningly clever or they are not, doctors or otherwise make no difference.

If they are so well organised in one area it would mean they are capable of being systematically organised, so why the diabolically weak abduction plot when that is more important to get it watertight?

I believe Maddie's demise is accidental but the cover up is premeditated, hence the weak abduction plot but professional and strong cover up.
unquote.

Surely the part in bold is impossible? If the death was accidental no one could know exactly when, where and how that accident would occur. So surely it follows that preparing an elaborate cover up for something you didn't know was going to happen is not an option?
If you did know an accident was going to happen it's no longer an accident.


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