Holidays are stressful at the best of times. If you are in a in a
pathological relationship you are sitting on a timebomb.
Here in the
States, over the
Christmas
period we find that there are more deaths, murders and
domestic violence than in any other time of the year.
Why? Because everyone ‘insists’ they must have a good
time.
We must add to the equation the “isn’t perfect” of your
family. If you expect perfection from them over the
holidays you are heading for disaster.
People, when on holiday spend more money, sometimes
which they possibly do not have. They certainly drink
more and maybe act worse than they do at home because ‘they
MUST have a good time’
Summer
holidays, like
Christmas,
are also known for domestic violence to occur; in a
dysfunctional family all its malfunctions will be
enhance and will arise in significant amount.
If you go in a group you may feel pressured to spend
time with people ‘to get through the holiday’. To fit in
the group, to be part of the tribe… have a blast, be a
team player! Not enough sleep, hangover from all the
nights before may make you snappy with your partner and,
of course, with your children.
What is supposed to be a
‘Fun time’
has become an extremely stressful
“Have to have fun
time”. This leads to loneliness.
Loneliness, was
Kate McCann
feeling alone?
On the bus trip we saw a woman sitting with her three
children, her husband sitting on the other side with a
surly look on his face.
Gerry McCann
knew the plan ‘We
must have a good time on this holiday’
but by Gerry’s
very own words on what would be the
family video of their holiday said ‘FUCK OFF’.
It seems, even if only unconsciously,
Gerry
had decided he was not for the effort of making this
would to be
“the best holiday ever”. Here, we
witness, in his demonstration of wanting to strip away
any joy that anybody else around him could have hoped
for the holiday, all the symptoms of a pathological
personality. Had the camera homed in on
Kate’s
face after
Gerry spoke these words we would have
seen the smile replaced by a grimace as all her hopes
faded for the
"Best holiday ever". We all have seen
this sometime or another whenever we’re present with a
bully. Psychological bullies outnumber physical ones by
a large majority as we know.
In Kate’s
diary, she has claimed to have written about her husband
how she had to struggle with three children while he was
out playing tennis and having a good time.
A pathological relationship never sleeps, even during
the holidays. One does make an effort for a holiday to
be the one to be remembered, with no arguments, with no
fights just happiness for once. Just to be there
happiness. And this
“happiness”
may even be achieved; however, the effort of making it
happen is of an indescribable violence.
The final day, the day
Madeleine
disappeared,
Kate
said that
Madeleine spoke the words
‘Mummy, I have had the
best day ever’. In retrospect this could
not be true, for something dreadful happened to
Madeleine
on May 3rd. so, we ask, why did
Kate
say words that are highly unlikely for a three year old
to say? Kate
is a manipulator and the public, her target. The words,
her words, not
Madeleine’s, were directed to her audience only to
explain about how perfect holiday was as a holiday is
supposed to be and how nothing could have gone wrong
while she was looking after her daughter.
Madeleine’s
last day just had to be so melodramatically
perfect.
It is clear now the
McCanns
were in financial trouble, the moment cash was available
they paid two monthly payments on their home. In
England, if one is three months behind with payments one
WILL lose one’s home... a lot of stress on one family
with three small children... on a holiday in a foreign
land.
It they may well seem that they have been living beyond
their means, even if they chose the cheapest week of the
year in PDL, apparently a ‘Special Offer’. The small and shabby
apartment with a community pool was maybe all they could
afford at the time, was not exactly befitting for a
cardiologist and a GP.
The holiday was a disaster before it had begun,
‘pathology’ and the idea of happiness. Happiness that
did not exist but was “developed” around this particular
relationship by the lies that would later be told.
Happiness, as the
McCanns
now surely know, is not found outside but from within,
the nightmare they now live in contains more bars than
any cell. To live a nightmare while awake is the worst
nightmare of all.
Gerry McCann
often talks about the
‘KEY’.
What ‘Key’ is he talking about? If he wants help in
finding the key why is he searching in all the wrong
places? If he wants help then he must return to the
‘LOCK’
where this key belongs.
The McCanns
will never be able to return to the lock
where lie all the answers to Gerry’s ‘key’ because they
now have something they did not have before Madeleine
disappeared: solidarity.
Solidarity, solidarity in an objectiveless search to
find something that they are not even looking for,
diligently obstructing whoever does, resort to "legal
violence" if need be, because that something is not
supposed to be found as it wasn’t ever lost physically:
Madeleine.
Only in a depressing unhappy environment can a
pathological sick mind think he’s found true happiness.
Now look again at his genuine smile. |