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It was easy enough for people to imagine that the children of others had gone to hell ; that foreigners had been doomed to eternal pain ; but when it was brought home when fathers and mothers bent above their dead who had died in their sins - - when wives shed their tears on the faces of husbands who had been born but once - - love suggested doubts and love fought the dogma of eternal revenge . Still at Lourdes today , and all over the present world , from New York to Los Angeles and up and down the lands , people believe in miraculous occurrences , and even in the return of the dead . It is also unclear to what extent , if any , Mr. Justice Bell actually required McDonald 's to prove that the statements made in the original pamphlet were lies . A meeting was held , but the statements were not provided . Mr Oakley claimed that the company " will not purchase from any supplier who does not conform to the Codes of Practice of this Country " . The Judge also bizarrely and unfairly refused the Defendants ' right to rely on any of the statements in the factsheet ( bar one ) as ' comment ' or ' opinion ' , ruling instead that every statement was a ' fact ' that would have to be proven from primary sources of evidence by the Defence . One meeting was held between the RCMP review team and the aforementioned groups , but the statements , related to the unlawfuldestruction of Inuit sled dogs , were not shared . Although the Judge decided that McDonald 's had been libelled by some of the statements in the factsheet , he also ruled that several of the most biting allegations had been proved to be true . McDonald 's wants a court ruling that says the environmentalists have been wrong in their criticisms .