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The family of Madeleine McCann are to-day launching the Madeleine’s Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned appeal. The funds will be used to help find Madeleine McCann, support her family and bring her abductors to justice. Any surplus funds will be used to help families and missing children in United Kingdom, Portugal and elsewhere in similar circumstances.
Tbh myself iv got a bit bored of hearing about her, i doubt she will ever be found alive if found at all... Or maybe in 8 years time she might emerge out of the woodwork like some of these other hostage cases......Kids and adults go missing all the time some are found some arn't but there parents don't have £xxx,xxx figure amounts to help them search for there loved ones!If anything money raised should go to one big charity that gives a certain amount of money to any people who have someone go missing, to help them fund posters and so on... It isnt as if the Mcanns havn't had more free advertising than i have ever seen, never mind people giving them money.
no one expects a child to be plucked from their bed fast asleep.
Quote from: "schuee"no one expects a child to be plucked from their bed fast asleep.No-one expects children of that age to be left unattended for that long by two 'responsible' parents either :roll: And what has meeting the pope got to do with finding their girl? Shouldn't they be back in Portugal where it happened? Or are they looking for divine intervention? Or are they just milking it for all it's worth now . . . . .
if no one's come forward with knowing something now, it's unlikely they ever will. and if they ever do it'll be probably to late anyway. good luck to them, but i feel its a lost cause.
Quote from: "Hightower"Quote from: "schuee"no one expects a child to be plucked from their bed fast asleep.No-one expects children of that age to be left unattended for that long by two 'responsible' parents either :roll: And what has meeting the pope got to do with finding their girl? Shouldn't they be back in Portugal where it happened? Or are they looking for divine intervention? Or are they just milking it for all it's worth now . . . . .As I said on the original thread about this subjectSomething is not right here, i think its just a matter of time and the truth will come out
But the focus in the news for several weeks now has been one girl who has gone missing on holiday. Of course it's a tragedy, and if I were the parents I'd be frantic with worry and would do anything to get my child back.But as I said earlier, it seems to me that the fate of one middle class white girl is vastly disproportionately treated compared to the fate of millions of others.But even closer to home...Approximately SEVENTY THOUSAND children are reported missing in the UK each year. Doubtless the vast majority are found safe and sound. But on this website I can see immediately 20 children who have disappeared without trace in the UK within the last year. I notice the majority are of Asian or African origin. Why aren't these 20 in every news bulletin? Why aren't posters of them plastered over people's cars? Why aren't there half a dozen Facebook groups with thousands of users devoted to finding these children?Why haven't people raised £3m in funding as a reward or war chest to find these children? Search the site, look at the photos and see what you think.
It's nowt to do with classes, it's to do with circumstances and vulnerability. I'd be doing the same if Maddie were black , yellow or green for that matter and give not a toot that the parents are either well paid in good jobs or on the breadline because I'm not looking for the parents.