You're entitled to your opinion of courseHer comment about stacking shelves was unnecessary for sure. But being media exposed isn’t the same as media trained. And hesitation isn’t the same as being stumped. She seemed emotional, not dishonest, as she clearly believes her son is wrongfully imprisoned. Anyway, that’s just my opinion which I think is a bit closer to what actually happened than your version of the facts.
but everything about them doesn't ring true to me. I suspect they like making an oration and a spectacle.
That sounds a lot like what you’re accusing them of.
Fair enough, we clearly see it differently. I reckon that interview was spontaneous and I don’t think her reaction was some planned performance, like it happened right after the disturbance.You're entitled to your opinion of course
Her hesitation was evasive and self serving given the questions she was asked and failed to address. These types deliberately argue black is blue rather than acknowledge they may be wrong. They choose an angle to be enraged about and spew that narrative whether it's actually on point or not.
This family set out their trajectory a long time ago and are hell bent on seeing it through. Even to their detriment. Their behaviour is appalling. And I doubt it's because they are thick stupid.
Maybe not planned in the whole sense of actually planning something. But the gate crashing of the event and refusal to leave was certainly orchestrated by virtue of their aggressive presence. The behaviour was quite deliberate. They knowingly set out to antagonise a state event with plenty of cameras and journalists present. Spontaneous my foot!That sounds a lot like what you’re accusing them of.
Fair enough, we clearly see it differently. I reckon that interview was spontaneous and I don’t think her reaction was some planned performance, like it happened right after the disturbance.
Anyway her son has spent 500 days in jail.
Of his own acvordAnyway her son has spent 500 days in jail.
But he didn’t.
