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".....one schoolgirl has torn up tradition and used her festive wish list to issue Father Christmas with an ultimatum: gifts or he gets it.
Demanding Mekeeda Austin, 13, warned Father Christmas that he will be 'killed' if he fails to deliver at least two of her long list of lavish giftsShe even threatened to 'hunt down' Santa's reindeer and 'cook them and serve their meat to homeless people on Xmas day' if she doesn't get her way....."
This explains the nastiness of this young woman:
".....But her mother Tracey, 40, is not punishing her for the letter and has vowed to meet her daughter's demands saying: 'You don't want to get on the wrong side of Mekeeda.'
She said: 'When I first found the letter I thought it was funny, now I think I better get her what she wants, the last thing I want is for her to kill Santa......'I know it sounds like she is spoilt but I like to get my daughter what she wants also you don't want to get on the wrong side of her.'"
The girl is a spoiled brat, but I don't know what type of news outlet would consider this to be newsworthy. Never mind, it's the dailymail, what else is new.
A 13 year old writing letters to Santa is a sign of a serious mental disorder let alone the intended expressions of violence. Isn't it lovely what the Socialist entitlement society breeds?
The text and photos read like a National Enquirer story. Does anyone actually believe this hogwash?
Tell that to John Edwards re NE-type stories.
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