Princess Diana Predicted Her Own Assassination
July 4th 2007 08:46
In the interests of common debate, I reproduce the following article, taken off the "prison planet" site archive.
Princess Diana Predicted Her Own Assassination
Article by
Paul Joseph Watson
British newspapers today broke the astounding story of how Princess Diana wrote that she would be killed in an incident made to look like a car accident ten months before her death.
The princess predicted: “This particular phase in my life is the most dangerous.” She said "XXXXXXXXXXX is planning ‘an accident’ in my car, brake failure and serious head injury in order to make the path clear for Charles to marry”.
The blanked out 'xxxxxxx' is very likely to be MI5/MI6, who also recently did the dirty work of finishing off David Kelly.
When Paul Burrell, Diana's former butler first hit the headlines last year I knew he still had something to say about Diana's death. It was likely that Burrell sought to wrap himself in as much publicity as possible to protect himself against a similar fate.
Of course we've known for years that Diana's death couldn't have been anything but an assassination.
- The unscheduled journey through the symbolic Pont de L'Alma tunnel (an ancient Pagan sacrificial site) took Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed AWAY FROM their intended destination, Dodi's flat.
- Just before the car entered the tunnel every police radio in Paris mysteriously died, preventing a quick response which could have saved Diana's life.
- Just before the car entered the tunnel every security camera in the tunnel mysteriously died, preventing us from ever seeing footage of what caused the crash.
- Eyewitnesses reported snipers and gunfire within the tunnel.
These are just a few snippets from a mountain of evidence that this was an old-school hit.
Diana was killed because she was pregnant with Dodi's child and the British Royal Family didn't want an Arab in their sacred bloodline. Diana herself remarked to reporters that there would be 'a big surprise' from her a few days before her death.
Princess Diana Predicted Her Own Assassination
Article by
Paul Joseph Watson
British newspapers today broke the astounding story of how Princess Diana wrote that she would be killed in an incident made to look like a car accident ten months before her death.
The princess predicted: “This particular phase in my life is the most dangerous.” She said "XXXXXXXXXXX is planning ‘an accident’ in my car, brake failure and serious head injury in order to make the path clear for Charles to marry”.
The blanked out 'xxxxxxx' is very likely to be MI5/MI6, who also recently did the dirty work of finishing off David Kelly.
When Paul Burrell, Diana's former butler first hit the headlines last year I knew he still had something to say about Diana's death. It was likely that Burrell sought to wrap himself in as much publicity as possible to protect himself against a similar fate.
Of course we've known for years that Diana's death couldn't have been anything but an assassination.
- The unscheduled journey through the symbolic Pont de L'Alma tunnel (an ancient Pagan sacrificial site) took Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed AWAY FROM their intended destination, Dodi's flat.
- Just before the car entered the tunnel every police radio in Paris mysteriously died, preventing a quick response which could have saved Diana's life.
- Just before the car entered the tunnel every security camera in the tunnel mysteriously died, preventing us from ever seeing footage of what caused the crash.
- Eyewitnesses reported snipers and gunfire within the tunnel.
These are just a few snippets from a mountain of evidence that this was an old-school hit.
Diana was killed because she was pregnant with Dodi's child and the British Royal Family didn't want an Arab in their sacred bloodline. Diana herself remarked to reporters that there would be 'a big surprise' from her a few days before her death.
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Comment by David
Comment by katyzzz
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It does all sound very suspicious but it seems so contrived, there is always the consideration of coincidence.
I suspect you'll hate me for that but I am always conservative about such matters.
Diana's connections were rather bizarre I know, she seemed to have lost all sense of dignity not that she deserved to be killed for it, but facts can be distorted by either side of opposite and conflicting points of view.
I thought David's comment was very clever but doubt whether he has a serious point of view on this, and I often take similar positions myself.
But I think this is a very serious topic but a bit of banter never goes astray, I suppose.
katyzzz
Comment by Lilla
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I've said it a thousand times since that awful day, no one will ever convice me this girl died in an accident.
She was murdered.
Lilla
Comment by Always Eighteen
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If true, than it is spine tingling stuff!
PS. About the book you asked about: it's a very informative book, especially if you want to know more about the world of English literature. It is quite unremitting, though, and its repetition can become boring and predictable, if not irritating. It's very sexual, too. If you like threesomes involving ventriloquist's dummies and Scottish girls, then give it a crack.
Overall, though, the book is messed up.
Comment by Mountain Fog
Infognito
your description of the book made me laugh!! I don't know now....I am not into dummy sex, although it could be argued that I do it with a dummy all the time...ME!!!
Anyhoo, I also don't want to read something that becomes annoying through repetition and I hate gratuitous sex or violence, unless it is a send up or so exaggerated it is laughable anyway.
Anyhoo, yes the Diana thing is a HUGE worry! I have seen two docos, made in England and Europe, which literally make you want to demand another inquiry. The driver's blood is the BIG problem...carbon monoxide at such a level he should not have been able to stand up!!!
Yet security cameras in the hotel show him looking perfectly sober.
The family, of the driver, have demanded that the remaining sample of his blood is given to them to test its DNA, but the French Government has refused, something that is noted as unusual. DNA would prove that the blood came from someone else, probably a suicide, and swapped with Henri Paul's blood in the lab.
We live in dangerous times!
fog
Comment by Tracy
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I can believe it. Most definitely.
Tracy
Comment by Mountain Fog
Infognito
recently saw another doco that lays the blame at Arab interests, as Al Fayed had worked for Adnan Kashoggi, a huge arms dealer, (and he was Dodi's Uncle) and it was suggested that Al Fayed had done some secret work for the Brits, under the carpet, which is why he was allowed to purchase the controlling interest in the company that owned Harrods.
But, Al Fayed used some Arab money to close the deal, then kept the Harrods company for himself.
The Arabs have a way of repaying a 'bad-debt' like this, apparently, if they find it too hard to kill the person concerned, they kill the eldest son of that person, who happens to be Dodi.
It was suggested that Diana was ancillary to the main target, Dodi, and Brit and US intel knew, but did not warn her of the danger, that a contract was out on Dodi!!!
And so, the plot sickens as they say...so many theories...so many plausible ones, yet, in the end, the inquest is bound to find an 'accident'.
cheers
fog
Comment by Tracy
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Comment by Mountain Fog
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as one old agent retorted, when this subject was canvassed with him, with reference to agencies knowing beforehand and doing nothing about it, (or assisting!),
"Well, two birds with one stone!", he said and then gave a litle chuckle...
charming isn't it? If this is true, then 'we' have created a system that is beyond the control of civilised laws, which means these practioners will do anything, and most likely also profiteer from their legal 'immunity'.
Power corrupts, absolute power corrrupts absolutely!
cheers
fog
Comment by Tracy
Movies and Life
Thanks for the insight,
Trace