Re: Sonia Poulton 'Teaser Trailer' out now (4 Oct 2015)

by Guest 02.11.15 1:08

Mark Willis wrote:
Verdi wrote:
Mark Willis wrote:Mr Verdi, here's a nice gamble (there must be one, surely?) for you.
Which is likely to happen first:

A) The Chilcot Inquiry?
B) SP's Untold Odyssey?

Winner receives an invite to Lord Lucan's Christmas bash featuring Elvis riding Shergar in Atlantis.

Hmmm, tricky one that errr hmmm errr now let me see errr ... can I phone a friend? Without a fixed deadline I can't see a race for the finish, rather like the elusive Nessie - rears it's ugly head from time to time and then disappears until the next time a big splash is needed, meanwhile..

BTW - who's Chilcot?
Chilcot? He's penning the untold story of Tony Blair and the 7 weapons of Mass Deception, forward by Spammers and Swamp..

OK, Nessie it is. You win anything from the bottom shelf, apart from a cuddle cat or the endangered species SP/RH (very) limited edition DVD..

Brilliant

Game over - can't match that!

by Guest 02.11.15 10:02

So.. how did she get away with this?

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I think her voice asking "Hello Kate you don't know me... why didn't you answer the 48 questions...." was added later. We can't see SP's lips move.

She may have just knocked on the door to ask something else where she can't get done for harassment.

I might be wrong.

She might be straight.

It doesn't feel right to me though.

A puzzle.

Dear Sonia... please put up or shut up. Teasing isn't nice.

by pennylane 02.11.15 12:06

I personally believe SP's door stepping of KM is totally legit! It looks real and sounds real to me.

by Guest 02.11.15 12:08

If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

by pennylane 02.11.15 12:11

BlueBag wrote:If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

I hear what you're saying BB. However, where this case is concerned I don't trust the police, and so would rather see the information out there first.

by hentie 02.11.15 12:32

My opinion for what it's worth.
SP has done more harm than good.
I can't help but look at the gun toting company she keeps.
The person she chose to be interviewed who gave a gross account of herself which possibly reflects on anyone who is genuinely wanting the truth.
Her interview with Stephen Birch who has little if any credence.
Her Twitter entries...
None of this adds up for me believing her cause to be genuine.

by Liz Eagles 02.11.15 12:35

pennylane wrote:
BlueBag wrote:If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

I hear what you're saying BB. However, where this case is concerned I don't trust the police, and so would rather see the information out there first.

What information would that be pennylane?

The promise of a forthcoming documentary that will reveal something of value to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann?

A promise of a future something or other that may or may not happen?

I'd have thought if Sonia Poulton had anything material she would immediately pass it onto the police, document it and let it be known.

I'd have thought Sonia Poulton would bang a very loud drum and say she has critical evidence to assist in the case of Madeleine's disappearance and she's passed it onto the relevant authorities.

by willowthewisp 02.11.15 12:38

pennylane wrote:
BlueBag wrote:If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

I hear what you're saying BB. However, where this case is concerned I don't trust the police, and so would rather see the information out there first.

PennylaneHow dare you disrespect the UK Metropolitan Police Service and cannot understand as to the reason why you are unable to Trust them to be Truthful in their conduct of official investigations, would you mind stepping this way pennylane, as we believe you may have vital information in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann? friends

by Guest 02.11.15 14:57

The Untold Story of Madeleine McCann - A War of Information

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Be sure to scroll through the entire page otherwise you might miss something vital.

by Guest 02.11.15 14:59

BlueBag wrote:So.. how did she get away with this?

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I think her voice asking "Hello Kate you don't know me... why didn't you answer the 48 questions...." was added later. We can't see SP's lips move.

She may have just knocked on the door to ask something else where she can't get done for harassment.

I might be wrong.

She might be straight.

It doesn't feel right to me though.

A puzzle.

Dear Sonia... please put up or shut up. Teasing isn't nice.

Before and/or after..

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by Guest 02.11.15 15:04

A reminder - post Brenda Leyland Coroner's inquest. The A-team looking mighty pleased with themselves ..

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by Guest 02.11.15 15:07

Same clothes as imaged outside the Rothley residence - same day or just another wardrobe malfunction?

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by Mark Willis 02.11.15 18:00

Mr Verdi tracks down MRS Lobby Ludd.
Let's hope he gets his thirty quid.

Meanwhile, to fill the exposé vacuum, I too have an untold story.
That is, I am not going to tell you it.

I am not going to air it on TV because, strangely, they won't touch it with a barge pole.
I can't go to TPV -something to do with some pitch or other being queer.
I said it wouldn't be a Youtube production, knowing full well that would be the only temporary resting place for the putative poison chalice.
The editing suite floor is now 5 foot deep as is my cabin trunk of excuses.
I know.
How about a follow up to troll squishing in The Sun?
I could at least afford a new outfit from that....

by pennylane 02.11.15 18:23

aquila wrote:
pennylane wrote:
BlueBag wrote:If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

I hear what you're saying BB. However, where this case is concerned I don't trust the police, and so would rather see the information out there first.
What information would that be pennylane?

The promise of a forthcoming documentary that will reveal something of value to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann?

A promise of a future something or other that may or may not happen?

I'd have thought if Sonia Poulton had anything material she would immediately pass it onto the police, document it and let it be known.

I'd have thought Sonia Poulton would bang a very loud drum and say she has critical evidence to assist in the case of Madeleine's disappearance and she's passed it onto the relevant authorities.

For those of us who have studied this case since May 2007, I don't expect anything jaw dropping to be revealed. I do believe, however, there are people out there that remain ill-informed regarding the McCanns and their dodgy story, and since TM continue to spin their sick dross, and ferment their dirty tricks campaign against Dr Amaral, the fight to get the truth out there remains a firm objective. I've seen Sonia Poulton take on creepy Jim Gamble on twitter, and I thought good on her! She may or may not come up with the goods, either way I remain interested to see what (if anything) she has to offer.

by pennylane 02.11.15 18:30

willowthewisp wrote:
pennylane wrote:
BlueBag wrote:If SP has information that could help solve this case then she needs to forward it to the Police.

Anything else is a perversion of justice.

I hear what you're saying BB. However, where this case is concerned I don't trust the police, and so would rather see the information out there first.
PennylaneHow dare you disrespect the UK Metropolitan Police Service and cannot understand as to the reason why you are unable to Trust them to be Truthful in their conduct of official investigations, would you mind stepping this way pennylane, as we believe you may have vital information in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann?

Sorry willow, my bad! I'll try and be more naive in the future titter

by Guest 02.11.15 18:38

When I said she should go to the Police, obviously it should be at the same time as letting other people know what it is - for her own safety.

I agree the Police don't have a good track record in this case, but it's going to have to be the Police and the Justice system in the end.

by aiyoyo 02.11.15 19:20

Verdi wrote:Same clothes as imaged outside the Rothley residence - same day or just another wardrobe malfunction?

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Not outside 5 Rothley that's for sure. A much older property.

by notlongnow 02.11.15 19:26

Think that is Brenda Ls cottage.

by **Nina** 02.11.15 19:29

notlongnow wrote:Think that is Brenda Ls cottage.

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by pennylane 02.11.15 19:50

BlueBag wrote:When I said she should go to the Police, obviously it should be at the same time as letting other people know what it is - for her own safety.

I agree the Police don't have a good track record in this case, but it's going to have to be the Police and the Justice system in the end.

Hi BB, I agree with you hello

If something thus far undisclosed came to the fore it should be taken to the Portuguese police and nowhere else (imo). But I believe SP is merely saying there are questions the McCanns have dodged answering that the public deserve an answer to?

by Guest 02.11.15 21:53

aiyoyo wrote:
Verdi wrote:Same clothes as imaged outside the Rothley residence - same day or just another wardrobe malfunction?

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Not outside 5 Rothley that's for sure. A much older property.

No indeed - none other then Brenda Leyland's house.

There was I thinking the film/documentary was supposed to be about the 'Untold Story of Madeleine McCann'. Why can't she and her troll'ites leave Brenda Leyland in peace - doesn't she have any consideration for the woman's family? The whole event was just abominable, why keep it alive only for self glory - because that's precisely what this is about. If she is trying to make a point about media gagging and/or public ignorance, surely there are more humane ways of drawing public attention to the issue rather than using the name of a deceased person to further your cause?

Doesn't Ms Poulton claim to be a professional experienced independent journalist slash social commentator slash humanitarian blah blah blah?

by Guest 02.11.15 22:03

Mark Willis wrote:Mr Verdi tracks down MRS Lobby Ludd.
Let's hope he gets his thirty quid.

Meanwhile, to fill the exposé vacuum, I too have an untold story.
That is, I am not going to tell you it.

I am not going to air it on TV because, strangely, they won't touch it with a barge pole.
I can't go to TPV -something to do with some pitch or other being queer.
I said it wouldn't be a Youtube production, knowing full well that would be the only temporary resting place for the putative poison chalice.
The editing suite floor is now 5 foot deep as is my cabin trunk of excuses.
I know.
How about a follow up to troll squishing in The Sun?
I could at least afford a new outfit from that....

My my you're en-forme at present. You missed your vocation - ever considered being a professional comedian? You are still but a mere fledgling, there's plenty of time to change course and you know there's no future in conventional journalism. If you want to get in the groove these days you need to diversify - like radical freelance fringe independent journalism a la Poulton - know what I mean 'Arry?

dance

by Mark Willis 02.11.15 22:56

Verdi wrote:
Mark Willis wrote:Mr Verdi tracks down MRS Lobby Ludd.
Let's hope he gets his thirty quid.

Meanwhile, to fill the exposé vacuum, I too have an untold story.
That is, I am not going to tell you it.

I am not going to air it on TV because, strangely, they won't touch it with a barge pole.
I can't go to TPV -something to do with some pitch or other being queer.
I said it wouldn't be a Youtube production, knowing full well that would be the only temporary resting place for the putative poison chalice.
The editing suite floor is now 5 foot deep as is my cabin trunk of excuses.
I know.
How about a follow up to troll squishing in The Sun?
I could at least afford a new outfit from that....
My my you're en-forme at present. You missed your vocation - ever considered being a professional comedian? You are still but a mere fledgling, there's plenty of time to change course and you know there's no future in conventional journalism. If you want to get in the groove these days you need to diversify - like radical freelance fringe independent journalism a la Poulton - know what I mean 'Arry?

FRANK! DAD!
I was a journalist as it happens.
When one prerequisite was you could manage joined-up writing, oh, and when it wasn't de rigeur to consume your own weight in chips and burgers or consider the X-Factor as front page news.
If I wanted to be a comedian I could always apply to join the Met... laughat

Back on topic, please. Mod.

by Liz Eagles 03.11.15 0:13

Mark Willis wrote:
Verdi wrote:
Mark Willis wrote:Mr Verdi tracks down MRS Lobby Ludd.
Let's hope he gets his thirty quid.

Meanwhile, to fill the exposé vacuum, I too have an untold story.
That is, I am not going to tell you it.

I am not going to air it on TV because, strangely, they won't touch it with a barge pole.
I can't go to TPV -something to do with some pitch or other being queer.
I said it wouldn't be a Youtube production, knowing full well that would be the only temporary resting place for the putative poison chalice.
The editing suite floor is now 5 foot deep as is my cabin trunk of excuses.
I know.
How about a follow up to troll squishing in The Sun?
I could at least afford a new outfit from that....
My my you're en-forme at present. You missed your vocation - ever considered being a professional comedian? You are still but a mere fledgling, there's plenty of time to change course and you know there's no future in conventional journalism. If you want to get in the groove these days you need to diversify - like radical freelance fringe independent journalism a la Poulton - know what I mean 'Arry?

FRANK! DAD!
I was a journalist as it happens.
When one prerequisite was you could manage joined-up writing, oh, and when it wasn't de rigeur to consume your own weight in chips and burgers or consider the X-Factor as front page news.
If I wanted to be a comedian I could always apply to join the Met...

Back on topic, please. Mod.

All joking aside (I've belly laughed at the witty posts), I'm very interested in Mark Willis' view of journalism with regard to the case. Perhaps a separate topic?

by Mark Willis 03.11.15 0:23

Fresh topic? Could fill a book. Maybe be nominated for Pull-it-sir? prize.
I can tell you that behind the scenes that particular medium would make a banana look straight.
But we all knew that, anyway.
What we see today, the corruption, is nothing new.
What is new is we get to see it.

by Liz Eagles 03.11.15 0:37

Mark Willis wrote:Fresh topic? Could fill a book. Maybe be nominated for Pull-it-sir? prize.
I can tell you that behind the scenes that particular medium would make a banana look straight.
But we all knew that, anyway.
What we see today, the corruption, is nothing new.
What is new is we get to see it.

Oh go on Mark, open up a fresh topic and talk about how you see the media in the case of Madeleine McCann. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who would be interested. It's good to have a journalist's view.

by Mark Willis 03.11.15 0:53

Think of the media this way: A magician lies to you. You know it's all bunkum, a trick, a deception.
That's the analogy done.
The UK media, circa 21st century, well ... the bar was always set low but now it's buried deeper than a grainy picture of nothing under a Portuguese, freshly laid driveway.
The MSM, in its present form, is, pun intended, old news.
The Zeitgeist is the Internet. Analogous to the meteorite that wiped out the previous dinosaurs.

Nothing like a mixed metaphor to conclude this evening's odyssey.
... and that was nothing like one. spin

I must stay in more.

by MRNOODLES 03.11.15 14:42

Verdi wrote:
aiyoyo wrote:
Verdi wrote:Same clothes as imaged outside the Rothley residence - same day or just another wardrobe malfunction?

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Not outside 5 Rothley that's for sure. A much older property.
No indeed - none other then Brenda Leyland's house.

There was I thinking the film/documentary was supposed to be about the 'Untold Story of Madeleine McCann'. Why can't she and her troll'ites leave Brenda Leyland in peace - doesn't she have any consideration for the woman's family? The whole event was just abominable, why keep it alive only for self glory - because that's precisely what this is about. If she is trying to make a point about media gagging and/or public ignorance, surely there are more humane ways of drawing public attention to the issue rather than using the name of a deceased person to further your cause?

Doesn't Ms Poulton claim to be a professional experienced independent journalist slash social commentator slash humanitarian blah blah blah?

And how is she going to square the circle in regards of telling a factual account of Brenda and keep her backside regularly parked on the SKY sofa?

by Guest 03.11.15 22:03

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] wrote: And how is she going to square the circle in regards of telling a factual account of Brenda and keep her backside regularly parked on the SKY sofa?

The way things are going, or not as the case may be, she ain't is she. Meanwhile, whilst we wait for the long outstanding film/documentary, let us reflect on words of future past..

Sonia Poulton - Published on 7 Oct 2014

This video is in response to the death of Brenda Leyland aka Sweepyface. Despite media demonisation, Brenda was not a troll. She merely didn't believe the abduction theory surrounding Madeleine McCann. Neither do I. Brenda's name, like mine, was part of a McCann dossier handed to Metropolitan Police. I have today invited the police to interview me. This issue is about a number of things, including censorship, and we must fight it.

Snipped..

"I'm a national and international broadcaster and journalist and if you google my name you will see how many publications I've written for globally as well as commented on numerous television and radio shows [gasps for breath]....

I am very aware that by making this video I may never again be invited to contribute to main stream media but that is no enough to shut me up - I believe that we all need to be heard now.... "
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Not sure about 'we' but something seems to have shut 'her' up - at least for the foreseeable future.

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I think a film/documentary progress report is long overdue.

by Liz Eagles 04.11.15 11:54

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], thank you for the link.

I watched the youtube video and scrolled down through all the comments (something I rarely do on youtube stuff).

After reading the posts there from Lee Taylor Ryan I felt as though I'd entered some dark and murky world. I read threats of troll exposure, repeated calling someone a nonce (and naming them) foul language and intimidation, along with an avatar depicting a gun. Is this the team going to bring truth and justice for Madeleine McCann/Brenda Leyland (Sonia can't seem to make up her mind what the documentary is about so it could be either or a mixture)?

I feel very sad this morning reading through all of those posts. Over a year on and no documentary. A teaser trailer one month old today.