
We apologise for our long silence but the three of us have decided to enjoy our holidays in different times and this means that one of us, which I’ll refrain to name, is still having a jolly good time somewhere out there.
I’ve decided to “interrupt” the blog’s break due to the forthcoming the
McCanns vs Amaral Trial scheduled to supposedly take place this month in
Lisbon starting this week.
Much has happened since our break. I’ll just write some lines about what we think to be relevant and can be
bridged over to the
Maddie Affair before giving our opinion about the
McCanns vs Amaral Trial.
First, the
Tia Sharp murder, where, once again, an
abduction made-up to cover the
family involvement in the death of a child.
Tia's death is alleged to be at the hands of her
grandmother's partner.
The fact that a
body recovery dog found the body when a specialist search team
didn't is, in our opinion, very relevant.
The
McCann's silence on the subject was deafening throughout, especially taking into account the recently nominated
Ambassador for Missing People Charity,
Kate McCann. The most important thing about this particular silence was how
embarrassingly audible it was.
Rest assured that this awkward silence will now become a
trademark which we can call as the
“McCann Curse”.
From now on whenever a
child disappears the
foul play will be either from those
near the child, which will always be most likely, or the child will have been
genuinely abducted.
If the
foul play is from the
family, the
McCanns can’t help but remain
detached and
silent because it will be much too embarrassing and compromising for them when truth is discovered and people start to add up the two and two and the
similarities of it with the
Maddie case. In this instance the
evil doers would
welcome the
McCann support but the
McCanns won’t
dare risk providing it.
If the child has been
really abducted, then the
McCanns can’t help but remain
detached and
silent because it will be much too
embarrassing for the
child’s parents to want to see the
McCanns in any way related with their case. They'll want to have the couple as far away from them and their sufferance as possible. In this instance the
McCanns would love to provide support but
no support from the McCanns is minimally wanted or welcomed.
Let us make it absolutely clear that we’re
NOT casting or wishing for any sort of curse upon the McCanns. That curse was cast upon them by themselves. Both when they decided to
commit the crime we’re absolutely certain they did, which was
obstruction of justice to cover up whatever happened beween
Kate and
David in the apartment that resulted in the death of
Maddie, as well as when they decided to become the
most visible faces of the case. This last decision may not have been theirs or theirs alone but it’s known a fact that the spotlight centred almost
exclusively on them.
We call it the
“McCann Curse” just because it befalls
solely on the couple. All others involved live with their dark secret and nightmare of the inevitable day the truth shall surface but until then go on with their lives like any other human beings…
Let us also make it clear once again, that
we wish no harm to the McCanns nor to any other person that was involved in all this sordid affair. We only demand for them to take
responsibility for their acts in the proper forum which is a
Court of Law. Them and
all those who were involved.
To wish harm to any of them it would be like wishing harm to those who took the life of
Tia Sharp. If you do,
you don’t seek justice, you just seek blood. They, like the
McCanns should be judged by those society has
designated for that job. If there is to be any sort of punishment then it should be handed out by those mandated by society to do exactly that in an
adequate,
proportional and
humane manner. Anything else is reprehensible and disgusting
mob lynching.
And about
Tia Sharp, we noted the irony of
The Sun’s headlines
August 11:
“Neighbour Paul, 39, also arrested – on suspicion of assisting offenders”.
Those who now seek justice, rightfully so, for both those who killed Tia Sharp and for those who assisted the offenders must be coherent and also seek justice for both those who killed Maddie and for those who assisted the offenders under the penalty of loathsome hypocrisy.
Now that on this case criminal proceedings are in progress, the blog will align with the media and say nothing further about the case. We will take but not publish any comments relating to this case whilst it is ongoing.
Secondly, Ruth Breton and Jose Breton, two names, four people Ruth Breton the courageous, resilient and tenacious mother and her unfortunate child, apparently both victims of Jose Breton, the father, and Jose Breton who tragically shared his sister’s fate.
We will not get into the gruesome sadistic facts of this case, but will note that it was another disappearance made up and that, again, close family was involved. One has to highlight the most probable involvement of the father’s parents in covering up for their son and in the disposal of the bodies of their own grandchildren.
Do allow yourself the exercise of bridging the Breton case, within the adequate proportions and circumstances, over to the Maddie case.
Both cases mentioned, Sharp and Breton, seem to confirm that in the vast majority of these cases it’s the ones nearest to the victim who are responsible.
One is entitled to ask how sick mankind, mentioned by the late Neil Armstrong, to whom we here pay due homage, is really becoming.
Now about the McCann vs Gonçalo Amaral Trial.
I think that the McCanns have much more to fear from it then does Amaral. Sticking to the possible event itself, I repeat what the blog has stated many a time before and is that is that the McCanns cannot afford for facts to be discussed publicly in Court. One just has to go back to the Trial about the book and remember how disastrous it was for the McCanns when facts started to be discussed, to the point of making Isabel Duarte speak of unfollowed leads that were never asked to be followed and the willingness of Gerry McCann in reopening the process that was never formally materialized.
I’m not seeing how libel can be discussed without discussing facts, and if facts are to be discussed then it will be a huge embarrassment for the McCanns.
But maybe that’s what is intended after all as we'll try to explain.
You see, we believe that the “Establishment” is getting really sick and tired of the McCanns. Maddie has become a thorn that has gangrened many a limb.
But as we’ve said, the McCanns will not fall down alone. In that order, the SY Review was an unsuccessfull try and that’s why it apparently is to fade away inconclusively.
Let’s suppose that this incapability for the “Establishment” to nail the McCanns is because they hold, like we think they do, a compromising piece of evidence that would prove, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they didn’t act alone and were indeed assisted every step of the way.
Imagine, for argument’s sake, that this so-called compromising evidence is a piece of paper. Not discussing its content (although we have a pretty good idea of what it is) just calling it a damning blank piece of paper with which the McCanns are able to successfully threaten the “Establishment” if they wave it publicly around.
So the “Establishment” seems to be stuck between a rock and a hard place wanting to get rid of the McCanns but being unable to do so. The McCanns won’t, obviously, hear any of it, and the “Establishment” can’t do anything about it, can it?
Yes, it can.
All the “Establishment” has to do is to remain absolutely and completely motionless when and if the McCann vs Amaral Trial ever occurs.
If the Trial is to take place, which I believe it will one day, the best outcome that the McCanns can hope for is to be publicly questioned and thus openly ridiculed, further damaging their already irreparable reputation and credibility.
And that is, as said, the best outcome that the McCanns can hope for from the Trial when and if it happens. There are other possible outcomes very unpleasant for them but that would please the “Establishment” indeed.
Once again, if the Trial takes place, when the facts are indeed discussed and if the proceedings don't stop at McCann's public humiliation and further degradation of their public image, then it can progress quickly to the point of proving publicly that the McCanns have lied.
We all know they did and we all know that any discussion outside their control will very quickly expose their contradictions. Gonçalo Amaral doesn’t even need to have any ace up his sleeve. If he has, then the McCann situation will evolve from disastrous to tragic.
If this public proof of perjury happens, as it surely will, it may even force the Portuguese to reopen the process immediately and in such conditions that the couple may not be allowed to leave the Country. Thus the very wise decision from the McCanns in exploring yet another flaw in the Portuguese Law, which allows them to be represented in Court and not be present as they should be.
But would the dam just break only in Portugal? What about when news of this is to break up in Britain? Can it be ignored? I don't think so. Then, would the tabloids persist on betting on such a lame losing horse? Or would they, as we expect they would, very quickly realign their editorial options and guidelines and start a blood thirsty mob lynching campaign against the couple "now" "shockingly" "exposed" as manipulative liars to "everyone's" "surprise"?
Notice that the “Establishment” has done nothing for the above to happen so there’s no reason for the McCanns to turn against it in self-defence. This would all have been a disgrace brought on them by themselves when they decided to sue Amaral.
The “Establishment” wouldn't have contributed in anyway for these turns of events, so for the McCanns to wave the abovementioned compromising paper in these circumstances would only make them to be seen as utterly desperate, further confirming their evilness and manipulative traits, two lunatics who’ve ignominiously fooled us all (including poor, poor “Establishment”) about their daughter’s unfortunate fate.
Then maybe, just maybe, the SY Review would just find a conclusion suitable to all except the McCanns and the remainder Ts, all this with the “Establishment" just being an innocent (very motionless) observing bystander.
I imagine how much lately the McCanns have been frantically and desperately lobbying for the Trial to be adjourned to a later date. It’s said that they've been able to do just that.
This time.
I can just imagine the amount of sympathetic assurances of actions they got that ended in nothing but dead ends, inexplicably. We’re absolutely certain that the “Establishment” will continue, for obvious reasons, to be cooperative and helpful, however the words cynical and hypocritical seem to come to mind…
If you haven’t understood by now, let me tell you that Kate McCann was correctly nominated Ambassador for Missing Persons. She has a very important job to do. Not related to charity or to go help find all those unfortunate souls who’re indeed missing but to assure that they, the McCanns, make certain that they start, once and for all, to become “missing”. The "Establishment" is fed up with the embarrassment that their visibility causes and has decided to have them "shelved" for now, just like Portugal did with the Maddie case.
Let’s wait and see. I for one am curious on how the game will be played.
If the Trial is, at it seems it will be, adjourned, then it just confirms the rightful fear that the McCanns have. They have placed themselves in a position from which they’re unable to back down without being totally compromising and unable to let it happen.
Amaral with his tenacity and resilience (reminding us of Ruth Breton) will continue to be a key player by pursuing that this Trial effectively takes place.
When the Trial does take place, Amaral will have done his job due to his courage, honesty and integrity. Then he can rest because the game will be played in other much more important and efficient playing grounds.