Re: The McCanns Mark 1000 Days

by aliberte2 31.01.10 21:26

So do I and I think I've Shown Myself to be Otherwise But Obviously Beleving the McCanns Were involved and Madeleine Did Die and they Covered it UP isn't Enough if I'm not Willing to Lose my Head about It.

by Autumn 31.01.10 23:04

aliberte2 wrote:The Twins are not Even Five.
They wouldn't be at a Graveside.

This is baloney.
And no, I didn't Mean the Moors Murders in my post. I meant Madeleine. Forget it. This is Useless.

It may be of comfort to the twins as they get older, to be able to visit Madeleine's grave.

by vaguely1 01.02.10 8:26

Autumn wrote:
aliberte2 wrote:The Twins are not Even Five.
They wouldn't be at a Graveside.

This is baloney.
And no, I didn't Mean the Moors Murders in my post. I meant Madeleine. Forget it. This is Useless.

It may be of comfort to the twins as they get older, to be able to visit Madeleine's grave.

Well it'd be a damn site more of a comfort for them than visiting the internet.

by Autumn 01.02.10 9:00

And as soon as they are old enough to realize that Maddie has not been popping in since her disappearance, to deliver presents they will become more curious - if their parents can lie to them now, they will wonder what else they have been lying about. Of course, as they get older, they will want to learn more about their sister's disappearance and the McCanns will find it increasingly difficult to monitor what they will find out on the internet.

by aiyoyo 01.02.10 9:06

vaguely1 wrote:
Autumn wrote:
aliberte2 wrote:The Twins are not Even Five.
They wouldn't be at a Graveside.

This is baloney.
And no, I didn't Mean the Moors Murders in my post. I meant Madeleine. Forget it. This is Useless.

It may be of comfort to the twins as they get older, to be able to visit Madeleine's grave.

Well it'd be a damn site more of a comfort for them than visiting the internet.

Unfortunately modern day youngsters prefer to visit the internet than grave!

by vaguely1 01.02.10 9:11

Yeah, but I bet they won't. Thank god the 3A site at least is no longer accessible.

by Autumn 01.02.10 9:29

Why would you think they won't - of course they will.

by vaguely1 01.02.10 9:51

Autumn wrote:Why would you think they won't - of course they will.

You need to read the post before mine. That's what the sentence refers to.

by aiyoyo 01.02.10 10:40

vaguely1 wrote:Yeah, but I bet they won't. Thank god the 3A site at least is no longer accessible.

They won't what? visit the internet? OF course they will!

Why? What was on the 3as that is not available on other fora/bogs?
There is plenty of that plus there is the DVD files.

by vaguely1 01.02.10 10:44

Oh for pity's sake. does nobody read threads anymore The McCanns Mark 1000 Days - Page 8 742129

It was the answer to a previous post.

ETA, in fact it was my answer to YOUR previous post.

by aliberte2 01.02.10 15:57

Autumn wrote:And as soon as they are old enough to realize that Maddie has not been popping in since her disappearance, to deliver presents they will become more curious - if their parents can lie to them now, they will wonder what else they have been lying about. Of course, as they get older, they will want to learn more about their sister's disappearance and the McCanns will find it increasingly difficult to monitor what they will find out on the internet.

Really? Are Children Postively Knockered now to discover Santa isn't Coming into their homes, either? I'm sure the McCanns Will Explain once they Are Appropriate -- Hell they might even DO it already - That these are presents that They think Madeleine would Have liked to Give them.

by Autumn 01.02.10 16:01

Another sighting in the pipeline? Madeleine last seen with large bearded man on a sleigh heading Northwards.

by aliberte2 01.02.10 16:10

Autumn wrote:Another sighting in the pipeline? Madeleine last seen with large bearded man on a sleigh heading Northwards.

Nice change of Topic from teh Point that Small Children believe in all sorts of thigns without Some massive later Breakdown.

by **tigger** 27.10.12 11:40

Just came across this, what has happened to the planned anniversaries?

No star-studded gala this time then. By my reckoning it was 2000 days yesterday the 26th.

What about the long term planning like the one 'year anniversary' planned around June 2007. The thousand days and nothing else?

Certainly a Christmas message to the realm can be expected - with a brief mention of the magically diminishing funds?

by aiyoyo 27.10.12 16:53

Which sane parents would factor in or plan missing child anniversary in advance anyway?

It signifies they don't expect the child to be found in that period so it begs the question how did they already know the child would not be found before then? Oh, I forget, the mccanns *knew* exactly what happened to her. Kate: " I knew ".

The only thing preventing them going back to the crime scene to celebrate missing anniversary is their fear of the Portuguese Police and for good reason.