Spanish TV crew went too far, it seems

Skybird · 09-28-06, 03:28 PM

http://www.welt.de/data/2006/09/28/1053918.html

You all probably have heared of the story of Natasha Kampush, the young girl in Austria that escaped it's kidnapper after an 8-year martyrdom and impressed people around the globe by her sympathetic appeareance and charisma in her first and only TV appearance.

A Spanish TV team obviously was stalking on her since several days, and finally confronted her when she and her father were in the city, aggressively demanding an interview. The father started a fight to enable friends to bring his daughter to security and escape the Spanish aggressors. The police has reported both the father and the cameraman, who unfortunately only received minor injuries, to court ("Anzeige erstatten").

I personally rate behavior like it seem to have been shown by these TV bastards in special, and paparazzis in general, as a full scale attack against human beings. My tolerance level for paparazzis is close to zero. they are less worth than tics.

They shouldn't accuse the father, but award him a medal for civil courage. Paparazzis are a pleague for those they have set their sigths on, and the impertinent demands of the yellowpress to give up private sphere and ignore private needs were perfectly answered by this man. What is so difficult in understanding this single word of two letters only: "NO" ?

Next time brake some bones, man!

09-28-06, 03:28 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,620 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Spanish TV crew went too far, it seems http://www.welt.de/data/2006/09/28/1053918.html You all probably have heared of the story of Natasha Kampush, the young girl in Austria that escaped it's kidnapper after an 8-year martyrdom and impressed people around the globe by her sympathetic appeareance and charisma in her first and only TV appearance. A Spanish TV team obviously was stalking on her since several days, and finally confronted her when she and her father were in the city, aggressively demanding an interview. The father started a fight to enable friends to bring his daughter to security and escape the Spanish aggressors. The police has reported both the father and the cameraman, who unfortunately only received minor injuries, to court ("Anzeige erstatten"). I personally rate behavior like it seem to have been shown by these TV bastards in special, and paparazzis in general, as a full scale attack against human beings. My tolerance level for paparazzis is close to zero. they are less worth than tics. They shouldn't accuse the father, but award him a medal for civil courage. Paparazzis are a pleague for those they have set their sigths on, and the impertinent demands of the yellowpress to give up private sphere and ignore private needs were perfectly answered by this man. What is so difficult in understanding this single word of two letters only: "NO" ? Next time brake some bones, man! __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.