Haters take Solemn Vow of Saint Gonzo, LOLOLOLOL

lily wrote:No...no...... 48 pee.  

5 Pee? Going down. Anyone giving it away?

You know what his co-hounders will do, don't you?  Buy one copy and then share it all over the place.

You'd have to pay me to read it.

lily wrote:You know what his co-hounders will do, don't you?  Buy one copy and then share it all over the place.

Cheapskates.. But at least he's still got all those IBN Numbers he nicked.

 Oh yes.  Forgot all about those.  

See, you should never throw anything away as you never know when it will come handy.  

Do you think he's still got all his leafettes and bookettes? And the ghastly trolly?

Do you really think he will have thrown his wonderful literary creations away?  Together with their means of conveyance?

Not blooming likely. 

Teddy ‏@TeddyShepherd 22 mins22 minutes ago
@ProfWakeford @metpoliceuk #McCann As Fred Dibnah might say: Did you like that? A monumental work I add, putting the text in via Paintshop

Hater imagines its crude, frequently obscene, photoshopping is 'work'.

So many of them think what they do in their hate the McCanns campaign is work.  Possibly because they don't actually have jobs?

antis:

https://davefarmersblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/caution_moron_alert.jpg?w=604

Babalou
‏@B_balou
@NettyCox Spanish translator says "..no tan difícil como la noche en que desapareció" Doesn't sound "shocked" or stop abruptly. #Truth


And where does that say anything about 'finding her?'

desapareció = disappeared.

ETA:

Babalou ‏@B_balou 17h17 hours ago
@NettyCox Isabelle is lying. He says "not as difficult as the night she disappeared."

Yes, that is exactly what it says. So why is the Californian trollop lying?

Speaking of libel on another thread, has Gonc been victorious yet?  Anyone know?

No word yet, Lily. His worshippers all have the Lambrini on ice, and are indulging in premature tick-tocking and bouncing. Which, on past form, means he's lost, yet again.

Didn't know what that was so looked it up on Urban Dictionary.

Lambrini is cheapo wine that is around 7% and its only about £2.00 Mainly drunk by chavs because they cant afford any decent sort of bevarage.


Sounds just right for them.

I see the loonies are pestering Clarrie now:

Peggy Henry ‏@Helenmeg 5h5 hours ago
@mitch_1uk Please clarify your position on the #McCann case so I can make up my mind about what you stand for

Clarence Mitchell
‏@mitch_1uk
@Helenmeg nothing to clarify Helen. I was proud to help family at time of great need. As simple as that


I doubt if he's greatly impressed by lowlives like this one, that steal from their elderly parents-

Daft ‏@DaftNelly 2h2 hours ago
@mitch_1uk @Helenmeg Both are from recent articles , one says you are FORMER #McCann spokesperson & in other you're commenting as spokesman!


We all know where Butler should be......and it ain't on Twitter...

Exactly correct, Bonny.  Interesting how she is choosing to ignore that fact.

Bad news for the McCann-haters:

http://www.itv.com/news/2015-04-21/twitter-to-filter-all-accounts-to-crack-down-on-online-abuse/

ITV REPORT 21 April 2015 at 4:24pm
Twitter to filter all accounts for 'threats of violence or 'promoting violence' against others

Twitter has unveiled a change in its policies to expand the site's powers to deal with abusive behaviour.

The changes include an expansion of what Twitter classifies as a violent threat - beyond being directly sent to other users, and now covering "threats of violence against others or promoting violence against others".
The micro-blogging site's Shreyas Doshi said: "Our previous policy was unduly narrow and limited our ability to act on certain kinds of threatening behaviour. The updated language better describes the range of prohibited content and our intention to act when users step over the line into abuse.

"We believe that users must feel safe on Twitter in order to fully express themselves and we need to ensure that voices are not silenced because people are afraid to speak up. To that end, we are today announcing our latest product and policy updates that will help us in continuing to develop a platform on which users can safely engage with the world at large."

Earlier this year Twitter chief Dick Costolo admitted the site "sucks" at dealing with abusive behaviour and content, which in the past has seen a host of high profile users quit the social network over abuse they received, including most recently Sue Perkins, who left the site after receiving abuse over claims she was in line to replace Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear.

Mr Costolo said at the time he took personal responsibility, and this latest update marks a string of policy tweaks stretching back even before his admittance, which came via a leaked memo to staff.

Also in the blog post, Twitter announced a new enforcement tool for dealing with account users who are suspected of abusive behaviour. A temporary lock can now be placed on an account for a pre-determined amount of time, with criteria set for the user to meet before it is unlocked again. Previously, Twitter had only the option to suspend an account, or not.

"This option gives us leverage in a variety of contexts, particularly where multiple users begin harassing a particular person or group of people," explained Mr Doshi.

The site has described the new feature as being able to put an account in "time out" while they investigate abuse.

Twitter, which currently has around 288 million users worldwide, also confirmed that a new algorithm is going in place that it will use to help identify and prevent the spread of abusive tweets.

Mr Doshi explained that the solution will take into account aspects of a tweet such as the age of the account it originates from, and whether it is in any way similar to other, previously spotted abusive content.

Twitter confirmed that this will not affect user ability to see content they have explicitly sought out, but is "designed to help us limit the potential harm of abusive content."

While dedicating more resources toward better responding to abuse reports is necessary and even critical, an equally important priority for us is identifying and limiting the incentives that enable and even encourage some users to engage in abuse," said Mr Doshi.

"We'll be monitoring how these changes discourage abuse and how they help ensure the overall health of a platform that encourages everyone's participation. And as the ultimate goal is to ensure that Twitter is a safe place for the widest possible range of perspectives, we will continue to evaluate and update our approach in this critical arena."
Last updated Tue 21 Apr 2015

"This option gives us leverage in a variety of contexts, particularly where multiple users begin harassing a particular person or group of people," explained Mr Doshi.

That should be the end of #mccann then, as it has no other purpose other than the Gonzo fan club abusing the McCann family, and anyone that dares support them, and Madeleine McCann.

I hope action is taken against the disgusting photoshopping the haters are so fond of, too.

What on earth will they do then?  

What's she on about now?

I have absolutely NO idea, Lily, I don't speak, Insane babblings from lying thieves.

OMG!!!!! Bennett has announced that there really are fire-breathing dragons!!!! You know what this means, folks?



IT'S ALL TRUE!!!!!!!!!

How many of those did they manage to get on The Ark?