That Sonia Poulton documentary update 8 June: The detailed reponses of 'Tigger', Vikki Scott and Tony Bennett

joyce1938 wrote:How about that there was no one home away on a trip maybe ? then anyone could use that view out side a front door ? joyce1938

Mark Willis wrote:Nothing of use to those who hold the "alternative view(s)" to the Mc-narrative will ever appear on British TV, currently.
The opposite obtains, like the promotion of the Mcs on SKY via Summers and Swan and Brunt.
As you say, we already have the best (so far) definitive account(s) on film thanks to the Richard Hall videos.
I think my senses tell me...wait..it's coming through...what's that? Bandwagon jumpers? Oh, right...

Mark Willis wrote:Nothing of use to those who hold the "alternative view(s)" to the Mc-narrative will ever appear on British TV, currently.
The opposite obtains, like the promotion of the Mcs on SKY via Summers and Swan and Brunt.
As you say, we already have the best (so far) definitive account(s) on film thanks to the Richard Hall videos.
I think my senses tell me...wait..it's coming through...what's that? Bandwagon jumpers? Oh, right...

Mark Willis wrote:It's not exactly a secret, is it, Joss?
Where does that leave those who proclaim forthcoming copy (printed piece in newspapers) or televised Maddy films that question the Mcs' version?
Firmly on the office table.
Only Richard Hall has done what he said he would do in regard to "putting it out there".
That, and Goncalo's "Truth of the Lie" which, given his book is banned in the UK, might have given Poulton a clue as to the likelihood of getting anything similar on UK terrestrial TV.

hentie wrote:

Mark Willis wrote:Nothing of use to those who hold the "alternative view(s)" to the Mc-narrative will ever appear on British TV, currently.
The opposite obtains, like the promotion of the Mcs on SKY via Summers and Swan and Brunt.
As you say, we already have the best (so far) definitive account(s) on film thanks to the Richard Hall videos.
I think my senses tell me...wait..it's coming through...what's that? Bandwagon jumpers? Oh, right...

Exactly my thoughts.

All talk and no substance...

Also, why has it taken so long for SP to show any interest?

Many of us have been here a long time, then she and her 'partners' breeze in.....
I smell a rat.

BlueBag wrote:Can someone cut to the chase and ask her a simple question?

Does this documentary show how the McCann and friends story doesn't make sense?

Mark Willis wrote:

hentie wrote:

Mark Willis wrote:Nothing of use to those who hold the "alternative view(s)" to the Mc-narrative will ever appear on British TV, currently.
The opposite obtains, like the promotion of the Mcs on SKY via Summers and Swan and Brunt.
As you say, we already have the best (so far) definitive account(s) on film thanks to the Richard Hall videos.
I think my senses tell me...wait..it's coming through...what's that? Bandwagon jumpers? Oh, right...

Exactly my thoughts.

All talk and no substance...

Also, why has it taken so long for SP to show any interest?

Many of us have been here a long time, then she and her 'partners' breeze in.....
I smell a rat.

I am on happy on this occassion, Hentie, to congratulate you on becoming our latest rodent operative...

Joss wrote:

Mark Willis wrote:It's not exactly a secret, is it, Joss?
Where does that leave those who proclaim forthcoming copy (printed piece in newspapers) or televised Maddy films that question the Mcs' version?
Firmly on the office table.
Only Richard Hall has done what he said he would do in regard to "putting it out there".
That, and Goncalo's "Truth of the Lie" which, given his book is banned in the UK, might have given Poulton a clue as to the likelihood of getting anything similar on UK terrestrial TV.

No it isn't Mark Willis. And i agree after all this time of protecting the McCann's in MSM  against any conflicting version of their McCann "truth", the MSM sure aren't going to change their tactics now and allow televising of a documentary that questions the version of events that the McC's & their spin doctors don't want the general public to see or be aware of, IMO. That would make the whole investigation etc. look bad, after all the investigators & taxpayer monies spent on this case. I really don't see who would air SP's documentary in the U.K. all things considered.

Joss wrote:I was under the impression SP's documentary was a definite, going to be aired by someone, media outlet? in the U.S.A.? She doesn't mention America in her long winded explanation though? Maybe that deal fell through?
As far as doorstepping the McC's, if she really did that? then she is no better than what Brunt did to Brenda Leyland, IMO. And i don't see how that helps in Madeleine's case for the search for the truth?

Tony Bennett wrote:

Joss wrote:I was under the impression SP's documentary was a definite, going to be aired by someone, media outlet? in the U.S.A.? She doesn't mention America in her long winded explanation though? Maybe that deal fell through?

I don't have Poulton's post or tweet to hand, but IIRC she said as a fact that she already had a U.S. outlet (unnamed, of course!) who had committed to showing her film.

That looks, then, like yet one more Sonia Poulton lie for the collection

ETA:   By contrast to the continuous promotion by Poulton of a documentary that hasn't happened, Richard D. Hall's TWO documentaries on the McCann case, lasting a total of over 7 hours, and which cover a huge amount of ground in the Madeleine McCann case, have now been viewed on YouTube and elsewhere by an estimated 1.1 million - and led directly to Jenny Kleeman and the Guardian considering making a film about public opposition to the McCanns' abduction claim, and to a request to film at one of his meetings

Verdi wrote:

Joss wrote:I was under the impression SP's documentary was a definite, going to be aired by someone, media outlet? in the U.S.A.? She doesn't mention America in her long winded explanation though? Maybe that deal fell through?
As far as doorstepping the McC's, if she really did that? then she is no better than what Brunt did to Brenda Leyland, IMO. And i don't see how that helps in Madeleine's case for the search for the truth?

Don't know if there is a more reliable source but there was mention of the American connection in the Star report from last April..

Sonia, a regular guest on ITV’s This Morning show, said: “We are making an evidence-based documentary about the disappearance of Madeleine.

It will be shown soon on mainstream TV and will first appear in America. I’ve had trolls online trying to sabotage and smear me over this but we will not be silenced.”

Trolls?  O dear me.

Joss wrote:

Verdi wrote:

Joss wrote:I was under the impression SP's documentary was a definite, going to be aired by someone, media outlet? in the U.S.A.? She doesn't mention America in her long winded explanation though? Maybe that deal fell through?
As far as doorstepping the McC's, if she really did that? then she is no better than what Brunt did to Brenda Leyland, IMO. And i don't see how that helps in Madeleine's case for the search for the truth?

Don't know if there is a more reliable source but there was mention of the American connection in the Star report from last April..

Sonia, a regular guest on ITV’s This Morning show, said: “We are making an evidence-based documentary about the disappearance of Madeleine.

It will be shown soon on mainstream TV and will first appear in America. I’ve had trolls online trying to sabotage and smear me over this but we will not be silenced.”

Trolls?  O dear me.

Thanks Verdi, I was trying to find something about her doco. airing in the U.S. but couldn't find anything, but knew it was discussed on here a ways back.
One word from me about Poulton "Sensationalist". She has a horrible track record from some of the stuff i have read about her, and i really can't see her getting to any kind of "truth" in this case.

Verdi wrote:

Joss wrote:

Verdi wrote:

Joss wrote:I was under the impression SP's documentary was a definite, going to be aired by someone, media outlet? in the U.S.A.? She doesn't mention America in her long winded explanation though? Maybe that deal fell through?
As far as doorstepping the McC's, if she really did that? then she is no better than what Brunt did to Brenda Leyland, IMO. And i don't see how that helps in Madeleine's case for the search for the truth?

Don't know if there is a more reliable source but there was mention of the American connection in the Star report from last April..

Sonia, a regular guest on ITV’s This Morning show, said: “We are making an evidence-based documentary about the disappearance of Madeleine.

It will be shown soon on mainstream TV and will first appear in America. I’ve had trolls online trying to sabotage and smear me over this but we will not be silenced.”

Trolls?  O dear me.

Thanks Verdi, I was trying to find something about her doco. airing in the U.S. but couldn't find anything, but knew it was discussed on here a ways back.
One word from me about Poulton "Sensationalist". She has a horrible track record from some of the stuff i have read about her, and i really can't see her getting to any kind of "truth" in this case.

Got to dash - I'm sure it was mentioned somewhere more reliable.  Maybe someone au-fait with the doings of twitter might be able to find something.

Tony Bennett wrote:

Doug D wrote:TB: ‘Why have we not heard the McCanns complaining about this outrageous attempted doorstepping of the McCanns and their children?’
 
We are assuming it’s genuine. Could easily have been ‘green screened’ as a publicity shot.

That would then be a deliberate deception of the public on her part, surely unworthy of any serieus investigative journalist?

Mark Willis wrote:

Joss wrote:

Mark Willis wrote:It's not exactly a secret, is it, Joss?
Where does that leave those who proclaim forthcoming copy (printed piece in newspapers) or televised Maddy films that question the Mcs' version?
Firmly on the office table.
Only Richard Hall has done what he said he would do in regard to "putting it out there".
That, and Goncalo's "Truth of the Lie" which, given his book is banned in the UK, might have given Poulton a clue as to the likelihood of getting anything similar on UK terrestrial TV.

No it isn't Mark Willis. And i agree after all this time of protecting the McCann's in MSM  against any conflicting version of their McCann "truth", the MSM sure aren't going to change their tactics now and allow televising of a documentary that questions the version of events that the McC's & their spin doctors don't want the general public to see or be aware of, IMO. That would make the whole investigation etc. look bad, after all the investigators & taxpayer monies spent on this case. I really don't see who would air SP's documentary in the U.K. all things considered.

Precisely. Way too much invested. All the officials, the money, the time, the reputations. Not a snowball's.

aquila wrote:I'm inclined to think Betamax has a better chance of revival.

Mark Willis wrote:(Betamax was a far superior medium than VHS but c'est la vie)

Meanwhile, BREAKING NEWS
WHO IS THE MYSTERY PERSON WE WILL ALL BE SHOCKED BY? - REVEALED!

Yes, on the QT I found out it is none other than Lord Lucan!
Stumbling through the almost impenetrable undergrowth at Craiglockhart, ace film maker, Poulton, discovers Lucan, happily chatting with Elvis as Shergar gambolled merrily around the triffids, to the adumbrating eldritch echoes of a time long since gone....or ever likely to sodding well happen...

Joss wrote:

Mark Willis wrote:(Betamax was a far superior medium than VHS but c'est la vie)

Meanwhile, BREAKING NEWS
WHO IS THE MYSTERY PERSON WE WILL ALL BE SHOCKED BY? - REVEALED!

Yes, on the QT I found out it is none other than Lord Lucan!
Stumbling through the almost impenetrable undergrowth at Craiglockhart, ace film maker, Poulton, discovers Lucan, happily chatting with Elvis as Shergar gambolled merrily around the triffids, to the adumbrating eldritch echoes of a time long since gone....or ever likely to sodding well happen...

LOL,

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comperedna wrote:but I don't know why there is so much on this forum about La Poulton.  It may be bad form but I am going to re-post a short account I saw on TV of Ms Poulton 'debating' with a cancer specialist. I have no idea why she is on TV at all... B*gger  her supposedly insightful video to come... or not to come soon. She seems to me to be a pushy ignoramus who likes to present herself as some kind of authority on anything and everything, and to lay down the law. End of. I think she has shown herself already to be the Gillian McKeith of pop journalism. 

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  [url=u2126]"comperedna[/url] on Wed Mar 25, 2015 2:31 am
The bad smell surrounding Sonia Poulton..... more of it. 

I have just been watching a TV interview of two people on the subject of Angelina Jolie's decision to have an operation to have her ovaries removed because of the astonishingly high risk of her getting cancer. She has a long family history of cancer in female relatives, and had consulted many oncologists and came eventually to her own decison. One of the interviewees was a senior oncologist who dealt with this kind of awful situation, and the other was !!!???!!! Sonia Poulton. Lord knows why. She obviously just likes the sound of her own voice. Why is she given the opportunity to pontificate?

The oncologist gave detailed information about such serious cancer susceptibility and the limited options options open to patients. Sonia warbled on about how it would have likely been better to consider the wonderful alternative treatment involving apricot kernels and cannabis oil which had such a great record of success in cancer cure. (!) The oncologist did manage to get in a polite rejoinder saying that there was no evidence whatsoever that any of these alternative treatments had any effectiveness at all...

There she was, Poulton, putting herself out as some kind of pundit. Apalling! Tasteless of Sky to have her on at all. That's all I ever want to hear from La Poulton."