Cinema and seeing a `maddie snatched` advert

deanos

I suggest everyone reads this, makes very intresting reading, and sums up everything quite well

http://ionglobaltrends.blogspot.com/search/label/Madeleine%20McCann

Josie_Jump_3

Morglin wrote: »

Well, I'm sure Madelaine's parents are sorry that your "fun and enjoyment" was spoilt for a few minutes, because they are trying to find their daughter.:rolleyes:

Jeez.

Lin

Pity they didn't consider that when leaving the poor child alone whilst out enjoying themselves.

grex80

Josie_Jump wrote: »

Pity they didn't consider that when leaving the poor child alone whilst out enjoying themselves.

totally.

IMO there is something distinctly "odd" about how the McCanns have managed to stay in the limelight all this time - they've definitely got contacts and possibly some sort of hidden agenda.

Sounds bad saying it, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if this whole thing was some sort of elaborate "experiment" or press stunt for one reason or another. There's just too much about it that doesn't really add up, and the whole hysteria surrounding it has meant that few have really stopped to ask questions....

It's even harder to ask questions, of course, when the "if you don't have/like children, you're a waste of oxygen" brigade won't hear a word against them... YES, it's terrible etc but there is a lot more to this than meets the eye, and I for one would like to see the McCanns heavily scrutinised rather than sympathised with.

They're far too self-serving - something about this whole affair just gives me a bad feeling...

andyrules

However bad and careless the parents are, it's not the fault of the three year old, and surely if she is still alive she deserves to be found and go home?

catkins

I saw this ad on Saturday before the Die Hard film. When it said "her parents did not get to spend her birthday with her" or words to that effect the woman behind me said "Well if they had looked after her in the first place they would have spent her birthday with her"!! Sums up my feelings precisely

katiekittykat

Dave_Brooker wrote: »

That's a bit harsh, I know they didn't bother with a babysitter, but apparantly they were only yards from their apartment.

the pub is only yards away from my house - but i would never leave my niece there whilst i went to the pub.

Gaz83

catkins wrote: »

I saw this ad on Saturday before the Die Hard film. When it said "her parents did not get to spend her birthday with her" or words to that effect the woman behind me said "Well if they had looked after her in the first place they would have spent her birthday with her"!! Sums up my feelings precisely

That was my thinking as well. I thought it was a very strange choice of words.

asea

i am wondering why they haven't been done for neglect. i'm sure that parents in the uk who left a young girl like that alone and in charge of two other siblings would be prosecuted for neglect

katiekittykat

probably because they are middle class and are both dr's.

if the family were from a council estate everyone would be slagging them off.

i feel sorry for the parents i really do, but their daughter isn't the only child to ever go missing. also they have to take some responsibilty for their actions.

I notice that the little girl kid napped in africas only got a small paragraph in the papers.

rockabilly_spike

Wouldnt it be ironic if she was found, they returned to the UK, were charged with gross negligence and had the bairn taken off them....