Kate McCann named one of the 20 most inspirational women in Britain
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To a bunch of loud fast car-owning blokes it might seem odd.
To mothers, especially still with young children, it's much more understandable. But i guess this will descend into a Kate is Guilty witchhunt, it normally does. |
Shame about her accent.
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Look at the calibre of judge they use for this kind of thing
Emma Hope is one of the UK?s leading shoe designers. Shoe designer.....really? Sara Murray is a serial entrepreneur. Designing cereals? Nicky Kinnaird MBE is the founder and creative director of Space NK. Miriam González Durántez is the head of international trade law and partner of DLA Piper. Front row, from left to right: Karren Brady is Lord Alan Sugar?s assistant on The Apprentice and w&h columnist. Sue James is the editorial director of woman&home and our website womanandhome.com. Fiona Phillips is a television journalist, presenter .....and the icing on the cake, facking Fiona Phillips. |
Originally Posted by TelBoy
(Post 10260710)
To a bunch of loud fast car-owning blokes it might seem odd.
To mothers, especially still with young children, it's much more understandable. But I guess this will descend into a Kate is Guilty witch hunt, it normally does. Leaving your children in a holiday apartment whilst you go out for a meal isn't inspirational. It's irresponsible. |
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Originally Posted by FlightMan
(Post 10260723)
I think to mothers with young children, she is viewed as a poor example of motherhood.
Leaving your children in a holiday apartment whilst you go out for a meal isn't inspirational. It's irresponsible. |
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Originally Posted by FlightMan
(Post 10260723)
I think to mothers with young children, she is viewed as a poor example of motherhood.
Leaving your children in a holiday apartment whilst you go out for a meal isn't inspirational. It's irresponsible. Not questioning this. The poll uses the word "inspirational" though, in the way she has doggedly pursued looking for Maddie and justice for the abductor(s). We can rake over the fact she shouldn't have been in this situation in the first place till the end of time, but that's not what this poll asked. |
FFS, The fact that Jo Brand also made the list shows it is a waste of time. Why did Kate Middleton's dress designer make the list and she didnt :wonder:
Pathetic!!! |
Some people here are seriously over-estimating the quality of the general population :lol1:
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Women are fooking mental! :)
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She certainly inspired Karen Matthews...
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
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Not questioning this. The poll uses the word "inspirational" though, in the way she has doggedly pursued looking for Maddie and justice for the abductor(s).
. Steve |
Originally Posted by FlightMan
(Post 10260723)
I think to mothers with young children, she is viewed as a poor example of motherhood.
Leaving your children in a holiday apartment whilst you go out for a meal isn't inspirational. It's irresponsible. |
Originally Posted by SJ_Skyline
(Post 10260755)
She certainly inspired Karen Matthews...
Matthews has never admitted that the McCann case was a factor, and in any case, its premise to claim a newspaper reward was not a repeat of what happened with Maddie. Easy to draw conclusions such as this, in reality it's unprovable heresay. |
Originally Posted by The Zohan
(Post 10260776)
Also viewed this way by fathers of young children:)
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The strangest thing happened to me last night...
I put my dinner in the oven as normal, and I must have left it for about 30 minutes before going back to check on it. To my surprise, when I opened the oven door, the whole thing had gone. Tray, food, everything - not a trace. Last time I buy McCann's Oven Chips |
Irresponsible
Every parent in the country thinks she is/was an idiot leaving 3kids like that unattended so she coukd have a meal with her posh friends |
Well she might inspire me if she didn't look so miserable all the time!!
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As devastating as it must have been to lose her child and still to not know where she is or what happened to her, I cannot understand leaving her 3 young children unattended in an unfamilier location in a foreign country. :wonder: To me that is utter madness.
What she has done from then is not inspirational or exceptional, it is what most parents would do when faced with a missing child. :thumb: Those are the facts that we do know. :thumb: |
Well obviously it is inspirational, not to you maybe, but to others who responded to the poll. As i said, loud fast car-owning blokes etc.
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Originally Posted by Trout
(Post 10260846)
Well she might inspire me if she didn't look so miserable all the time!!
I'm sure she's acutely aware of how far she'd be hounded if she even dared to smile in public, let alone laugh. The Sun (today's headline the Liverpool goalie nicking a doughnut) would have a field day. |
mmm, ignoring all the jokes.
inspirational? what a load of guff, irresponsible and bad example of how to parent more like. |
Originally Posted by The Zohan
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No it doesn't. That poor woman had her kid taken and who was probably raped and killed a few hours later. The s,hit that the family got for trying to find her was unbelievable. Talk about kicking someone when they are down. And do you really think she needs to be told again that she was wrong to leave her kid alone? All these holier than thou attitudes :o So it's all right for holiday camp families to leave their kids watching TV in their room with a staff check every now and again while their parents chat at the bar, which used to be a regular feature of Butlins type holidays, but absolutely abhorrent for the MaCanns to eat with their "posh" friends. I wouldn't do it but people make mistakes and if someone targets a kid they will get them. If nothing else it will have made parents even more aware to keep a wary eye open at all times. dl |
I think I was thinking of a different kind of 'inspiration' ;)
As you say 'loud fast car-owning blokes etc' :D |
Originally Posted by Tidgy
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mmm, ignoring all the jokes.
inspirational? what a load of guff, irresponsible and bad example of how to parent more like. |
Originally Posted by Trout
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I think I was thinking of a different kind of 'inspiration' ;)
As you say 'loud fast car-owning blokes etc' :D I was severely bollocked for even hinting at that angle :o :D |
Originally Posted by David Lock
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No it doesn't.
That poor woman had her kid taken and who was probably raped and killed a few hours later. The s,hit that the family got for trying to find her was unbelievable. Talk about kicking someone when they are down. or did she hide the fact she had died when they weren't around? who knows |
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