Isabel Duarte's writ is written in gobbledygook. Gobbledygook is an English term used to describe nonsensical language. In other words, mumbo-jumbo. This is technical language that is difficult to understand and seems to have no sense, for example, a bunch of legal mumbo-jumbo. A pile of crap. The McCanns writ "alleges that Mr Amaral has damaged their reputation ‘causing indescribable devastation and suffering’ and put in danger the well-being of their children, twins Sean and Amelie, four, and particularly Madeleine".
What reputation would that be? Professional doctors who thought it was safe to leave 3 children under 4 years of age unsupervised whilst they went out for drinks and dinner with their friends? I would say that that has potentially put in danger the well-being of their children. It is doubtful that Madeleine can be put in any more danger, in all likelihood she is already dead. Mr Amaral is innocent of any blame in this respect. He did not come onto the scene until after Madeleine was made to disappear in rather mysterious and suspicious circumstances.
"Journalists in East Timor have reacted negatively to a set of five media laws drafted by Portuguese lawyer Isabel Duarte. The United Nations Development Programme hired Duarte to draft the laws on behalf of the government".
Hat-Tip to Ironside for the tip off.
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Tempus fugit
http://www.kuwaittimes.net/read_news.php?newsid=NDI2NjY2ODMy
McSpins not the answer.
IRONSIDE
Ironside: Funny you should post that link, because I am just working on a story about the McCanns and spin.
Good evening John, hope you are well and got that foot out of the grave.
Google Max Clifford Mccanns and you will find oddly enough lots of info on spin and the merry couple.
IRONSIDE
Ironside: I am as well as can be expected given the heavy smoking and shortage of breath.
Will do.
I can post what I have done so far but it is a work in progress...
Thanks Jihn, enjoy your work. We are an hour ahead here so I wish you a very good night. Keep an eye on Rocky and the Sofa.
IRONSIDE
MADELEINE: THE BIG INTERVIEW”
“Our regret”
“GERRY: I wish we have never gone to the tapas bar”
“KATE: I wish I’d seen the stranger watching us”
“READ THEIR HEARTBREAKING WORDS INSIDE”
Voyeurs, campaigners, police and handwringers come see the pain, the suffering the agony. Prepare to be heartbroken!
“Riddled with guilt, the distraught” Gerry will tell all to the Mirror. Well, not to the Mirror, rather to Vanity Fair magazine. Journalist Judy Bachrach spoke with Gerry in October near the family home in Rothley, Leicestershire
And the interview is not with Gerry and Kate. Only Gerry McCann was interviewed, says the Mail. Kate McCann’s words come via friends and family
Pages 4 and 5: “I WISH”.
It reads very much like a prayer, or a camping speech by Barack Obama. Says Gerry McCann:
“I wish I hadn’t gone to the tapas bar.
“I wish I’d have stayed in the apartment that night
“I wish I’d stayed in the room when I checked on her five minutes longer”
A wish…
Says Gerry McCann: “”At the time we did it, it was not irresponsible. Of course we feel guilty about not having been there and that is just something we have to deal with for the rest of our lives. You are not asking anything we don’t think about on a daily basis. We live this 24 hours a day”
Gerry says his world went “all black, with maybe tiny points of light” in the days after Madeleine vanished. “We can’t cry our eyes out every day because that’s not helping. So after three days I picked myself up…quicker than Kate could. Grief washes over you. It’s like a big wave, mostly I was able to beat it back”
And the Madeleine ‘Look into my eyes’ campaign? Says Gerry: “We thought it was possible this could hurt her. Her abductor might do something to her eye. But in marketing terms it was a good ploy”
Taken from Anorak
IRONSIDE
Any pain they are feeling is down to them and not Amaral.
http://duartelevyen.wordpress.com/2009/05/05/maddie-a-few-loose-notes/
Taken from Duarte Levy blog....
Interesting was this spin spoon fed in preperation for the latest we have been hearing about Kate and her "anxiety"?
IRONSIDE
On Amarals book...
Uk book expert Suzanne Collier said: "I could see it being a bestseller and even one of the biggest British books of the year."
She likened the book to Spycatcher, the controversial memoirs of former MI5 officer Peter Wright. She added: "It doesn't matter if it's true or not, people would want to read it. The author could well make up to a million.
IRONSIDE
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