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Originally posted by blueorder
reply to post by jameshawkings
and how do YOU know, do share?
Originally posted by jameshawkings
Originally posted by blueorder
reply to post by jameshawkings
and how do YOU know, do share?
Look at a missing persons website, people go missing all of the time, most do not get on BBC News or CNN
Originally posted by blueorder
Originally posted by jameshawkings
Originally posted by blueorder
reply to post by jameshawkings
and how do YOU know, do share?
Look at a missing persons website, people go missing all of the time, most do not get on BBC News or CNN
But specifically on this case you are most insistent, can you provide some actual evidence?
Originally posted by jameshawkings
The crime took place in 2007, but we're still hearing about it month after month now. Do a search for "BBC News Madeleine McCann", look at the dates of the articles, they keep on popping up. They want to make a film out of this. The Wikipedia Article on the case says "The disappearance and its aftermath were notable for the breadth and longevity of the media coverage" and "There has also been criticism of the extent and nature of the publicity"
Originally posted by blueorder
Originally posted by jameshawkings
The crime took place in 2007, but we're still hearing about it month after month now. Do a search for "BBC News Madeleine McCann", look at the dates of the articles, they keep on popping up. They want to make a film out of this. The Wikipedia Article on the case says "The disappearance and its aftermath were notable for the breadth and longevity of the media coverage" and "There has also been criticism of the extent and nature of the publicity"
Stephen Lawrence was murdered 20 odd years ago, since then there have been thousands of murders in the UK, many unsolved, yet his received more coverage than most- this is life, and it is unfair, but it does not constitute evidence.
Specifically in the case of Madeline, what evidence have you that she was abducted for the purpose you are stating?
Originally posted by blueorder
reply to post by jameshawkings
fair enough, I can dig that, and your theory may have legs
Originally posted by AceWombat04
reply to post by jameshawkings
You could conceivably be right. That scenario does seem like a more probable candidate for persuading the general populace to use such technology in their children. And implanting them in children from birth or at least from an early age does seem more benign and likely to be accepted than making it mandatory for adults following another large terrorist attack or what not.
There are still a lot of questions and holes surrounding this hypothesis in my opinion, so I'm highly skeptical. But it is within the realm of the possible, and would make a twisted sort of sense.edit on 1/21/2012 by AceWombat04 because: (no reason given)