Sometimes one has to sit back and watch.
This week we won’t post as usual.
We will just sit back and watch.
We just hope the watch is worth the wait and that Redwood, who worked alongside former Jill Dando's SY team investigators, until their departure from the Review, won’t have us just revisiting the 2009 Mockumentary with a tuned-up 2013 Pimpleman now maybe seen by yet another witnessess.
For starters it's off on the wrong foot as it isn't going to air where potential witnesses are supposedly located, Portugal.
One has to wonder if it's the Portuguese who don't want to watch the British, (in case they received a proposal to that effect) or if it's the British who don't want to be watched by the Portuguese (in case a proposal wasn't made).
One could ask where in BBCone able to apply, under the principle of equal opportunities, to have a shameless public laundering of one’s crime on national television. If that is an exclusive just for Black Hats.
But is it really a laundering? Well, one thing we're sure, if it isn't aired in Portugal, it's not meant for Portugal.
We're reminded of one fish saying to another "Isn't that worm so fat and scrumptious? Just stay there and watch me gobble it up!!
While we all wait to watch Crimewatch, it is worth watching this that was put inJill Havern last night:
This week we won’t post as usual.
We will just sit back and watch.
We just hope the watch is worth the wait and that Redwood, who worked alongside former Jill Dando's SY team investigators, until their departure from the Review, won’t have us just revisiting the 2009 Mockumentary with a tuned-up 2013 Pimpleman now maybe seen by yet another witnessess.
For starters it's off on the wrong foot as it isn't going to air where potential witnesses are supposedly located, Portugal.
One has to wonder if it's the Portuguese who don't want to watch the British, (in case they received a proposal to that effect) or if it's the British who don't want to be watched by the Portuguese (in case a proposal wasn't made).
One could ask where in BBCone able to apply, under the principle of equal opportunities, to have a shameless public laundering of one’s crime on national television. If that is an exclusive just for Black Hats.
But is it really a laundering? Well, one thing we're sure, if it isn't aired in Portugal, it's not meant for Portugal.
We're reminded of one fish saying to another "Isn't that worm so fat and scrumptious? Just stay there and watch me gobble it up!!
While we all wait to watch Crimewatch, it is worth watching this that was put inJill Havern last night:
(Video link andtranscript at Jill Havern, also posted inJoana Moraisand in McCannFiles)
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Post Scriptum (14 October 2013 - 19:00 GMT):
