Pretty sure there isn't any justification in hiring a kidnap crew and assaulting grandma's with a trashy news crew in tow.
There would be some justification for those actions if the father had not allowed any contact.
Yep, they should all be stay at home Mums and let hubby bring in the moolah !
We may get back to civilisation one day.
I don't know the truth, but the story doing the rounds is that the kids were born and part raised in Lebanon, before mum decided the kids and hubby would be better over in Oz. Hubby couldn't settle happily in Oz and took the kids back to Lebanon to visit grandma, who had been a hands on extended family mum with the kids. Dad decided no to return.
Let's see how 60 Minutes spins this. Fact is, they got their butts kicked in Lebanon.
The father got custody of the kids, and given that he had them over a barrel, Ch 9 were forced to reach a "settlement" with him. $$$
Let's see how 60 Minutes spins this. Fact is, they got their butts kicked in Lebanon.
The father got custody of the kids, and given that he had them over a barrel, Ch 9 were forced to reach a "settlement" with him. $$$
Been done already.They will try to spin it as journalism.
This is not journalism, journalism is reporting on events, not creating an event to report on.
They are going out and intentionally creating an event so their "journalists" portray it as something of significance on 60 (wasted) minutes.
Why not just create a car accident on the M1 and then get the chopper to fly over it and get the "journalist" who caused the accident to report on their close to death experience - same crappy fodder for idiots tv.
They will try to spin it as journalism.
This is not journalism, journalism is reporting on events, not creating an event to report on.
They are going out and intentionally creating an event so their "journalists" portray it as something of significance on 60 (wasted) minutes.
Why not just create a car accident on the M1 and then get the chopper to fly over it and get the "journalist" who caused the accident to report on their close to death experience - same crappy fodder for idiots tv.
Asked when she realised that the situation was dire, she said: “I thought when we presented ourselves [in court] and were being questioned, I really thought: ‘We’re journalists, we’re doing our jobs’”” they will see reason, they’ll understand that, you know, that we are here just to do a story on a very, very desperate mother. And I just thought that reason would prevail, and it didn’t.”
Didn't watch but saw this quote from brown:
Seriously....
I wonder if hiring hit men and filming the act would be just doing their jobs. They seem to think they are above the law.
Shame they didn't wear a couple of years.
It now appears, 60 minutes are in a bit deeper than first thought.
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...-in-turkey-before-beirut-20160426-gof1n4.html
Jeez it isn't sounding good.
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