Madeleine's favourite group

by **Jill Havern** 28.02.20 9:55

In the news again, Madeleine's favourite group.
We were told she used to sing along with them
Did she also dress up and perform the actions ?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8053065/The-Pussycat-Dolls-raunchy-Saturday-Night-Takeaway-performance-receives-68-complaints.html

This would be the same group that Ofcom gets loads of complaints for when they perform for adults, but a three year old loves them roll

by **Jill Havern** 02.04.20 19:04

https://www.express.co.uk/celebrity-news/1263929/Nicole-Scherzinger-Instagram-leather-look-boyfriend-Thom-Evans-Pussycat-Dolls-news-latest

by **sharonl** 02.04.20 23:13

What on earth were those children exposed too?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-500458/Cavorting-half-naked-pole-dancing-nurse-nanny-key-witness-Maddie-case.html

The McCanns' pole dancing nannies

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Madeleine's favourite group Nurse071207_468x962

Madeleine's favourite group KirstyML0812_468x211

by Guest 02.04.20 23:51

It doesn't bear thinking about, does it? The McCann party handed their children over to a bunch of tarts every day, and this was a 'family' holiday?

by **sharonl** 03.04.20 0:01

CaKeLoveR wrote:It doesn't bear thinking about, does it? The McCann party handed their children over to a bunch of tarts every day, and this was a 'family' holiday?

And then they got bathed by David Payne at night

by Guest 03.04.20 0:05

Oh, yes so they did, how revolting. These creatures are described as middle class and educated. Heaven help us.

by **PeterMac** 03.04.20 10:09

I wonder if this was on Madeleine could sing along to it in the back of the car ?

I apologise in advance ! ! If anyone is in any doubt about to what it refers, seek help. Urgently.

I'm telling you loosen up my buttons, baby (uh huh)
But you keep fronting (uh)
Saying what you going to do to me (uh huh)
But I ain't seen nothing (uh)
I'm telling you loosen up my buttons, baby (uh huh)
But you keep fronting (uh)
Saying what you going to do to me (uh huh)
But I ain't seen nothing (uh)

You say you're a big boy
But I can't agree
'Cause the love you said you had
Ain't been put on me
I wonder
If I'm just too much for you
Wonder
If my kiss don't make you just
Wonder
What I got next for you
What you want to do? (do)

Take a chance to recognize that this could be yours
I can see, just like most guys that your game don't please
Baby, can't you see
How these clothes are fitting on me
And the heat coming from this beat?
I'm about to blow
I don't think you know

by **crusader** 03.04.20 18:07

Explains a lot really, the make-up and the inappropriate photo's.

by **PeterMac** 03.04.20 18:19

There are, as always two choices.
We can believe what Kate says, or we can disbelieve it.

IF we believe that
" I’d bought a couple of girl-band CDs a few weeks earlier and we’d been having singalongs in the car to warm up for it. The memory of Madeleine, sitting in the back seat, singing her heart out along with the Pussycat Dolls still makes me laugh. And cry."

[Madeleine was 3. Her siblings were 2]
. . . we can surely condemn her as utterly unsuitable to be a parent or responsible for any young children – at all.

If on the other hand we do not believe her, then she is simply a liar, and has by her mendacity made financial gain.

by Guest 03.04.20 18:36

She perhaps didn't know what the Pussycat Dolls are about, although their name is a huge clue. She would have been wiser to say they had sung along to The wheels on the bus, but Kate McCann and wisdom do not go together. She fits into both of Petermac's categories. I do condemn her as utterly unsuitable to be a parent, or responsible for any young children. She couldn't make love to Gerry - yech - and the sickening remark about Madeleine, in the bewk, are other pointers towards someone with no boundaries.

by **crusader** 03.04.20 19:47

I believe her (Kate) saying Pussycat Dolls were Madeleine's favourite girl band because it " fits ". Do I believe her when she says Madeleine was singing "Happy and you know it " on the night she died, no I do not.

by **Hobs** 04.04.20 4:21

sharonl wrote:What on earth were those children exposed too?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-500458/Cavorting-half-naked-pole-dancing-nurse-nanny-key-witness-Maddie-case.html

The McCanns' pole dancing nannies

It sounds like a rather sexualized environment

by **sharonl** 04.04.20 8:35

We also have the McCanns friendship with Clement Freud. Now why would a millionaire paedophile be so interested in a missing child case that he invites her parents to his home and entertains them?

It was alleged, but not proven, that the McCanns visited him on a number of occasions.

by Guest 04.04.20 9:17

Hobs, yes it does sound like a rather sexualised environment. What does 'child friendly' really mean, when it's used in adverts?

by **Jill Havern** 04.04.20 11:16

Or Gerry McCann's "child friendly toppings" comment on his weird blog.

And Kate McCann's comment "We were all into each other".

by **PeterMac** 04.04.20 11:37

crusader wrote:I believe her (Kate) saying Pussycat Dolls were Madeleine's favourite girl band because it " fits ". Do I believe her when she says Madeleine was singing "Happy and you know it " on the night she died, no I do not.

"I took them all into their bedroom. Madeleine got into her bed and then Amelie, Sean and I settled ourselves on top of it, with our backs against the wall, for our final story, If you’re happy and you know it!, another present to Madeleine, this one from Great-Auntie Janet and Great-Uncle Brian. If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands! says the monkey. Stamp your feet! says the elephant.
If you’re happy and you know it . . . It seemed so fitting at the time. Madeleine was obviously exhausted and her head sank down on her pillow intermittently, although she did join in with the babbled responses of her little brother and sister. It’s strange the things you remember. "

three children and one adult, sitting on the bed, clapping and laughing and singing and stamping their feet . .
and then the bed looks like this . . .

Even a unicorn would make more impact on the bed than that.
Does ANYONE believe that account ? Anyone ? At all.
Adam Tudor, do you, Sir, actually believe it ?
Or can you see what the rest of the world can see.
That bed had not been sat upon, nor slept in during the evening of Thursday 3rd May 2007

by **crusader** 04.04.20 12:08

Spot on Peter.

by Liz Eagles 04.04.20 12:14

PeterMac wrote:
crusader wrote:I believe her (Kate) saying Pussycat Dolls were Madeleine's favourite girl band because it " fits ". Do I believe her when she says Madeleine was singing "Happy and you know it " on the night she died, no I do not.

"[size=58]I took them all into their bedroom. Madeleine got into her bed and then Amelie, Sean and I settled ourselves on top of it, with our backs against the wall, for our final story, [/size][size=58]If[/size][size=58] [/size][size=58]you’re happy[/size][size=58] [/size][size=58]and you[/size][size=58] [/size][size=58]know[/size][size=58] [/size][size=58]it![/size][size=58], another present to Madeleine, this one from Great-Auntie Janet and Great-Uncle Brian. If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands! says the monkey. Stamp your feet! says the elephant.[/size]
If you’re happy and you know it . . . It seemed so fitting at the time. Madeleine was obviously exhausted and her head sank down on her pillow intermittently, although she did join in with the babbled responses of her little brother and sister. It’s strange the things you remember. "

three children and one adult, sitting on the bed, clapping and laughing and singing and stamping their feet . .
and then the bed looks like this . . .

[size=58]Even a unicorn would make more impact on the bed than that.[/size]
[size=58]Does ANYONE believe that account ? Anyone ? At all. [/size]
[size=58]Adam Tudor, do you, Sir, actually believe it ?[/size]
[size=58]Or can you see what the rest of the world can see.[/size]
That bed had not been sat upon, nor slept in during the evening of Thursday 3rd May 2007

It takes two to tango or perhaps not.