WHERE IS HE NOW? AN UPDATE

World's most powerful people to meet at Grove Hotel, Watford, 6th to 9th June
Tony Bennett Today at 9:53 pm

Despite attempts to keep it a secret for as long as possible, news leaked out a couple of weeks ago that that world's most powerful people will be meeting in the unlikley venue of Watford, from 6th to 9th June.
The meeting - of the Bilderberg group - will be held in the 226-roomed Grove Hotel, maybe not an altogether surprising choice for those who follow the shenanigans that go on when the world's most powerful meet and dance to strange rituals at the Bohemian Grove.
A massive security operation is already in full force, with Hertfordshire Police disguised as golfers already sweeping the area to clear it of unwelcome visitors, as can be seen on this video:
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The year is 2013, whose numbers add up to 6.
This Bilderberg conference, the 60th since they began in 1954, will commence on 6th June, leading to suspicions that the date was chosen because its numbers are therefore 6/6/6.
The names of those attending are kept secret, though the name of one EU Commissioner attending has already leaked out: Nellie Kroes.
Researchers have unearthed last year's attendance list. Attendees from Great Britain included the Chief Executives of companies like Barclays Bank, BP and JP Morgan, and also these MPs:
Kenneth Clarke, the obsessively pro-EU MP for Rushcliffe, Nottinghamshire, whose main other job is as a Director of Imperial Tobacco, where he promotes the right of smokers to hasten themselves to an early and often painful death by inhaling nicotine, and
Nicholas Boles, up-coming government minister who is gay and was caught up in a Parliamentary expenses row recently over his claiming expenses, funded by the taxpayer, to pay for him to learn Hebrew. He married an Israeli and apparently dosn't understand what he says.

Amy Fitzpatrick's brother murdered in Northern Cross - nr. Dublin
Tony Bennett Today at 6:04 pm

I believe the stepfather conducted a long-running campaign, with posters etc., asking people to look for his other step-daughter, Amy. Did he actually open a fund? - I can't recall now.

It was taken up in a big way by the founder of the 'Missing Madeleine' forum, Susan ('Ambersuz') from Gibraltar, who was convinced this was a genuine 'missing person' case, rather than a cover-up by the stepfather and (maybe) Amy's mother.

Not saying Dave Mahon, the stepfather, is guilty - but the Olive Press article, back in 2008 IIRC, researched I think in person by its editor, Jon Clarke, was excellent, and most certainly gave strong hints in that direction.

It just shows that when he puts his mind to it, Clake is capable of good investigative journalism.

So long as it doesn't jeopardise one of his handy sources of income...

It was seriously funny when Bennett was slapped down by Judge Tugendhat for not even realising that the O'Dowd woman's half-cocked attempt at dissecting the figures of the Madeleine Fund (as she didn't have the figures to work on she couldn't really do more than tell us what we already knew) was nothing to do with the case he was conducting and that she had wasted her time turning up in London on a typical wild goose chase directed by Bennett. Hilarious.

When a lawyer gets things as badly wrong as that then you know he is a hopeless case.

Re: Statement from the committee of The Campaign for Oppressed Libel Defendants
sharonl Today at 7:06 pm

The Committee of "COLD” (Campaign for Oppressed Libel Defendants)

June 16th 2013

We would like to thank all our supporters once again for your kind donations, and to give you an update.

The C.O.L.D. committee has recently met and we have made an initial donation of £1,000 to Tony. This was to assist with his own legal costs in defending the contempt claim against him and his application to be released from some of his undertakings. These expenses included his own solicitors' fees, court fees, travel and photocopying costs etc. Tony’s own costs amount to around £7,000. In addition to this, Tony is having to pay £27,500 to the McCanns’ lawyers, Carter Ruck. He has already paid a lump sum of £12,500 and he is paying the remaining £15,000 by standing order. None of these payments by Tony go to the Find Madeleine Fund, nor to the McCanns themselves.

Tony has asked us to pass on his heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported him, in this practical way, in respect of his endeavours to uncover the truth about what happened to Madeleine.

For those of you may have been following the case for some time but know little about Tony, or those of you who are new to the case, we hope, in the near future, to bring you some informative articles which will explain how Tony came to be interested in the Madeleine McCann case and the fight that he has put up to uncover what happened to Madeleine. We will also be reporting on Tony’s successes in other cases such as his enquiries into the cover-ups of how Lee Balkwell, Alex Barrack & Stuart Lubbock really died. Look out for these articles in the coming weeks on our website at xxxxxwww.cold2012.org.uk

If you would like to make a donation to Tony please visit xxxx [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

We would also like to thank those who assisted Tony with messages of support, good advice and practical help during the period leading up to his trial earlier this year.