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★ Diana, Princess

Diana Letter: It Was Charles.  The Mirror headline  

 

 

The People are Suffering: Speak to Us Ma’am.  The Mirror headline

 

 

121 Miles Per Hour: 3 Times Drink Driver Limit.  The Mirror headline

 

 

Camillagate: Read The Royal Love Tape In Full.  The People front page

 

 

She was the People’s Princess.  Tony Blair

 

 

It is announced from Buckingham Palace that with regret the Prince and Princess of Wales have decided to separate.  John Major, announcement to Parliament

 

 

Diana, Princess of Wales, has died after a car crash in Paris.  The French Government announced her death just before five o’clock this morning.  BBC News

 

 

Diana Driven To Five Suicide Bids By ‘Uncaring’ Charles.  The Sunday Times headline

 

 

I thought it was sad they had a pop concert to commemorate Diana.  I mean, she doesn’t have much to do with pop music, does she?  They should have done something to celebrate what was really great about her life – by staging a gangbang in a mine-field.  Frankie Boyle

 

 

It’s very hard to tell if the Queen is unhappy with you.  She hasn’t really cracked a smile since Diana died.  Frankie Boyle  

 

 

She felt raped by the press.  Jennie Bond

 

 

The Princess of Wales was the queen of surfaces, ruling over a kingdom where fame was the highest value and glamour the most cherished attribute.  Maureen Dowd, New York Times 3rd September 1997

 

 

There had never been a book about the Royals like it.  The Monarchy struggled to cope with the book’s revelations.  The nation watched in amazement as the drama unfolded.  All made possible because of a desperate decision by a desperate princess.  Diana – Her Story: A Book Show Special: The Book that Changed Everything

 

In 1992 jobbing journalist Andrew Morton was propelled into the world’s spotlight by the publication of his sensational book Diana: Her True Story.  ibid.

 

They quickly turned on the messenger.  The press criticism intensified.   ibid.

 

Some stores refused to stock it.  ibid.

 

Morton’s book was an international success.  ibid.

 

Diana and Charles went on the offensive.  ibid.

 

 

Why No Inquest?  If there isn’t anything to hide about Diana’s death, why are we being kept in the dark, asks Fenton Bresler: ‘It is disgraceful, and in defiance of the law, that six years after Diana, Princess of Wales, and Dodi Fayed died in Paris there still has been no British Inquest into their deaths.’  Tatler magazine article

 

 

Then Suddenly in August 1997 Diana’s life came to an end ... The very day of that fateful crash in Paris rumours circulated that Diana had been assassinated by British Military Intelligence or the American CIA.  Chris Everard, Lady Die

 

Once admitted to the hospital Diana was soon pronounced dead.  Then almost immediately and against all French laws a team of embalmers immediately embalmed Diana’s body.  This makes any post-mortem autopsy difficult to perform.  At the same time Diana’s body was being illegally embalmed, the tunnel was washed.  Yes, the scene of the most notorious traffic accident of all time which killed the world’s most famous person was washed down and opened for public use within just a couple of hours of the crash.  ibid.

 

The Queen refused to fly the flag at half-mast and resisted Charles’ request for a state funeral.  ibid.

 

Diana’s illegally embalmed body returned home.  Meanwhile, Diana’s step-mother and sister shredded all Diana’s letters.  Diana’s butler said they frantically searched for a box containing audio recordings of an interview with a valet who had worked for Prince Charles.  Diana had taped-recorded allegations from George Smith who claimed he had been raped whilst working for Prince Charles.  Diana hid the tapes in a wooden box.  The box has never been found.  ibid.

 

 

According to Mohamed al-Fayed, Princess Diana was the latest victim of a royal conspiracy, in which she was allegedly murdered under orders from the British Royal Family.   Chris Everard, Illuminati III

 

69,979.  The pay-off for the Spencer-Churchill family was self-evident.  Lord Randolph Spencer, Churchill’s son, Winston, was made prime minister.  And in two generations to come the Spencer girl, the young innocent virginal Diana, would be groomed from birth to serve the royal oligarchy and marry the bachelor Prince Charles.  ibid.  

 

Pagan holidays such as the Equinox and Solstice play an important role in the royal calendar.  In fact, the current heir to the British Throne – Prince William, the son of the murdered Princess Diana – was cut from Diana’s womb on the summer solstice, a date that has important occult significance.  The reason given for the Caesarean surgical birth was that William was delivered timely so that Prince Charles would not have his royal engagements disrupted by the prince’s birth.  ibid.

 

 

Hers was a tale of innocence lost; the blonde princess who didn’t triumph over adversity.  Great Britons s1e2: Diana, Rosie Boycott, BBC 2002

 

There was no-one to instruct her in the cruel ways of the world she was about to enter.  ibid.

 

Diana was a dreamer; she kept a picture of Prince Charles above her bed ... Her elder sister Sarah even dated Prince Charles for a while.  ibid.

 

When she arrived a letter was waiting for her; it was from Charles’s friend Camilla inviting her to lunch.  Camilla it seemed knew about the engagement before it was announced.  ibid.

 

On the day of the rehearsals at St Paul’s, Charles took the bracelet he had made for Camilla leaving his bodyguard behind; he wanted to be alone.  Diana meanwhile went to her sister’s and told them she couldn’t go through with the wedding.  ibid.

 

July 29th 1981: the great day.  ibid.

 

The press wondered if Diana was anorexic.  Psychiatrists arrived in secret at the palace.  ibid.

 

Diana transformed the monarchy for ever, and she was punished for doing so.  ibid.

 

When the Tories implied that she was too thick to understand the complexities of the land mines issue, we said, What complexity? ... She was right, and the law was changed.  ibid.

 

He was the future king, and where do you go after that?  ibid.

 

She showed us that the casket of gold is often worthless.  ibid.

 

 

The truth is rather more mundane.  He [Henri Paul] was in the local [Yokohama Bar] next to his apartment ... The fact is Henri Paul had been drinking before he took the wheel.  A Ritz bar bill proved he drank two large Ricard after he returned to the Hotel – these alone would have sent him over the legal drink-drive limit.  In fact Paul’s autopsy showed he was three times over the limit when he died ...  Medical records show Paul had been prescribed several drugs.  Martyn Gregory, author Diana: The Last Days

 

The Fiat has never been found.  But Mr Fayed claims it was driven by James Andanson who rammed the car on behalf of MI6.  When he committed suicide three years later he became a convenient scapegoat … His widow testified that he was at home with her that night.  His road tolls and credit card receipts confirm this.  ibid.  

 

It took one hour forty-three minutes for Diana to get to hospital.  Were the medics also working for MI6?  Diana’s blood pressure was so slow that to move her quicker would have killed her.  At one point she had no pulse.  And the French use fully equipped ambulances to treat patients at the scene.  The fact she made it to hospital alive was a tribute to her medical care.  ibid.

 

By claiming he had only learned of Diana’s pregnancy and engagement to his son an hour before the crash, Fayed fatally undermined his own case.  How could scores of organisations and individuals collectively known as the Forces of Darkness possibly have organised the assassination in such a short period of time?  ibid.

 

 

In October 1996 Princess Diana predicted her own death in this letter to her butler Paul Burrell.  He released the letter blanking out the name of the person Diana knew was plotting her murder.  Diana: The Night She Died, Channel 5 2003

 

Now the fault was the driver’s: Henri Paul was drunk and on medication.  Following a French government inquiry in 1989 this explanation remains the official cause of the accident and the deaths of Diana, Dodi and her driver.  But now we know the official version is deeply flawed.  ibid.

 

Why was the scene of the accident scrubbed clean, opened within four hours of the crash, destroying valuable forensic evidence?  Why was the Traffic Police investigation not included in the official inquiry report?  Why was the first witness on the scene ignored and silenced by the police?  Why was the autopsy carried out on Henri Paul so blatantly inaccurate?  And why were the secret service connections of both Henri Paul and another key witness never properly explored?  ibid.

 

They then raced along the river bank of the Seine; it was now actually going away from Dodi’s flat.  But the French inquiry never asked why they were taking this route.  ibid.

 

It stopped twice in fact.  First one kilometre from the tunnel, and then on the bridge just three hundred years from the hospital.  The French press was told this was because Diana’s blood pressure was so low.  It took over one hour and ten minutes for Diana to reach the hospital, a distance of three miles.  ibid.

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