A collection of deleted Express articles.

by whmon 14.06.13 19:18

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by **PeterMac** 14.06.13 20:26

The internet is going to be very hard to beat.

by Guest 14.06.13 20:33

And right so, PeterMac.
They'll have to apply draconian measures to stop the www sharing of information and opinion.
Something formerly referred to as "free speech" ... but now on an entirely different scale smilie

by worriedmum 15.06.13 12:42

Thank you whmon, they are very interesting.Where have they been deleted from?

by whmon 15.06.13 14:51

Many, many more deleted articles

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by sheila.edwards 15.06.13 19:24

wounder who by and WHY ! you can pay to have this done I believe and have people monitor net for a few but who would be bothered to waste time. why not delete all of the vile sick child porn or better still don't have anything like that on

by Ollie1 15.06.13 19:48

The article printed by the Express on May 6 2007 says that Madeleine was being held in a lair close to PDL. After reading this made me question what was Dave Edgar investigating - historic newspaper articles about her disappearance? Didn't he claim that Madeleine was being held in a lair in the hills a long time after this article?

by bristow 02.07.13 9:12

Ollie1 wrote:The article printed by the Express on May 6 2007 says that Madeleine was being held in a lair close to PDL. After reading this made me question what was Dave Edgar investigating - historic newspaper articles about her disappearance? Didn't he claim that Madeleine was being held in a lair in the hills a long time after this article?

You took the words right out of my mouth, I thought that too?

by **PeterMac** 02.07.13 11:34

"Hellish Lair in the Lawless Hinterland" or words to that effect. And was not the verb 'convinced'
A position from which neither he nor TM have every resiled.
Like his "Filling the room with Chloroform". Another one they have let in the public consciousness.

It is all done for a purpose. Look over here, not over there.