fabgod
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I think that in the very early days, the nation was behind them, everybody wanted to help.
Think of it this way, there will always be people out there who want to find fault in anything or everything, Where there is support there will always be an element of dissent.
If you dont give the haters anything to shout about, then their shouts become weak and the dissenters dont want to be seen or heard as weak.
The minute you give hate a foothold, you open the floodgates. I think that some of "team McCanns" actions were misguided, I would put that down to whoever is or was handling their PR.
As soon as we were hearing about big events in the future and wider agenda and so on, I feel it gave a totally wrong impression.
Being made arguidos obviously didnt help and neither id the papers coverage of the case.
Once that had started it was a slippery slope, the haters had a foothold and as everyone knows, the brits like to knock their own, especially when it seems that they are successful.
As much as Clarence thinks he can manipulate public opinion, he is failing, there is no doubt about that,
Whilst people in the UK probably do support the McCanns in the majority, I think that whereas people used to simply believe, now many seem to say "there is something not right"
I cannot believe that the tapas friends, families, governments, Influential people etc are all lying to cover up a death of a child (not that that child would not be important)
I can see how the theories grow however.
I cant see for a moment, one of my friends coming up to me on holiday saying the have killed their little girl and we are all going to cover it up, who would support that?
But, don't think its as cut and dried as someone walking in and taking her away, I really dont.
Think of it this way, there will always be people out there who want to find fault in anything or everything, Where there is support there will always be an element of dissent.
If you dont give the haters anything to shout about, then their shouts become weak and the dissenters dont want to be seen or heard as weak.
The minute you give hate a foothold, you open the floodgates. I think that some of "team McCanns" actions were misguided, I would put that down to whoever is or was handling their PR.
As soon as we were hearing about big events in the future and wider agenda and so on, I feel it gave a totally wrong impression.
Being made arguidos obviously didnt help and neither id the papers coverage of the case.
Once that had started it was a slippery slope, the haters had a foothold and as everyone knows, the brits like to knock their own, especially when it seems that they are successful.
As much as Clarence thinks he can manipulate public opinion, he is failing, there is no doubt about that,
Whilst people in the UK probably do support the McCanns in the majority, I think that whereas people used to simply believe, now many seem to say "there is something not right"
I cannot believe that the tapas friends, families, governments, Influential people etc are all lying to cover up a death of a child (not that that child would not be important)
I can see how the theories grow however.
I cant see for a moment, one of my friends coming up to me on holiday saying the have killed their little girl and we are all going to cover it up, who would support that?
But, don't think its as cut and dried as someone walking in and taking her away, I really dont.