An open letter to Jose Manuel Barroso on the abduction of Madeleine McCann

Robert Argiz, et al.

rargiz@gmail.com

November 19, 2009

Mr. José Manuel Durao Barroso

European Commission

Rue de la Roí 200

Brussels, Belgium. 1049

Mr. Barroso:

My name is Robert Argiz and I write you on behalf of myself and the community I live in regarding the kidnapping case of Madeleine McCann.

The Global Analysis International Intelligence Agency with headquarters in London, and led by veteran investigative Journalist Christopher Edward Harley Story [know also as Christopher Story] published on his website, an intelligence journalistic analysis which included a piece related to the case of kidnapped British child Madeleine Beth McCann, daughter of Gerald and Kate McCann from Leicester in Britain. 

According to the report-analysis, you ordered the kidnapping of Madeleine McCann after seeing her pictures shown to you three days before she was abducted on May 3, 2007 and is now being held in captivity on your orders. The report-analysis informed also that on August 7, 2007 detective John Shore from the London Metropolitan Police intelligence unit confirmed that Madeleine McCann, was kidnapped on orders by a high ranking member at the European Commission, through individuals working for a paedophile organisation in Belgium with presence in Portugal, after receiving her pictures as an attachment in an e-mail message sent from a computer located in Praia da Luz. In addition, Mr. Story told an audience that his decision to publish your name was based on his indignation resulting from death-threats he received, by an unidentified man who spoke on your behalf demanding that the intelligence journalistic agency, abstain from mentioning you as the individual ultimately responsible for the crime. More detailed information based on the report can be obtained on this blog.

Our balance position on this matter is tilted towards the report published by the Christopher Story journalistic intelligence agency on the basis of its world renowned professional weight. We share the profession with the prestigious Christopher Story journalistic intelligence agency, but do not come near their level of sophistication and experience on the type work they have done throughout the past forty years, which include advising past British governments on important national intelligence issues, not to mention several appearances before Congressional Committees in the United States on crucial international affairs. We find these and other reasons to suffice our belief that the Christopher Story agency did not lied, when they published their intelligence findings on your involvement in the kidnapping of Madeleine McCann. It would have been totally suicidal had they done so considering your position and influence in the European Commission. There is also the relevant element related to the death threat Mr. Story received by an unknown individual, who demanded that your name not be made public in connection with the case. This incidental fact inevitably triggers additional ideas that tilt the balance even more towards convincing us that after all, it is true what the Christopher Story intelligence agency reported. Why would you want to stop --by means of death threats-- someone from publishing your name on the case if you did not have anything to do with it?

Mr. Barroso, other than the available information we have already shared with you, we do not have tangible evidence or solid grounds of any type to accuse you of what the Christopher Story intelligence agency said you did, but we think that what they reported is true. Hence, on this basis we appeal to your humanity and beg you to p-l-e-a-s-e end this terrible ordeal the parents and family of Madeleine McCann have been going through for more than two years, by allowing the child to be returned to her parents and home where she belongs.

We thank you for your time and attention to this matter and apologise in advance if you feel that we have been an annoyance in any way.

Robert Argiz, et al.