In news:0n6r929muo63d4l151vt1tmdpvjg8t4ups@4ax.com,
Bookman <thebookman@kc.rr.comNULL> typed:

On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 14:40:13 GMT, "Amanda Angelika"
<manic_mandy@hotmail.com> wrote:

Well I suppose the alternative is it was perpetrated by Mossad.

And your supporting evidence is..?

Obviously if
that's the case some sort of cover-up is probably a necessary evil
to keep the lid on anti-Semitism.

And your evidence of a "cover-up" is..?

Well I think it's fairly well established there are problems in the official
story on a variety of levels. And if it was Mossad there would be good
reason to cover that up. Also the interpretation of the event has fitted
perfectly with political will. Politics has very little in common with
truth.

Politics is a dirty business and stinks. Actually
it's never been explained who killed Diana Princess of Wales, for
dating an Arab.

You mean that a tipsy(?) driver running away from the paparazzi at
high speed and wrecking the car isn't enough for you?  Like people
never wreck cars?  Or do you believe that because you wrecked your
bicycle as a kid, and it didn't kill you, that that proves that people
don't die when they wreck their cars?

It does happen, except there were motivations to get rid of Princess Diana
and the outcome was quite convenient. It has also come to light the driver
was an MI5 officer (so not some tipsy French Taxi driver as was first
suggested) so there is evidence that some aspects and circumstances of
Diana's Death were withheld and covered up. I can't prove she was murdered
of course, not even the Police and the courts have been able to do that. But
there are ways to sabotage a vehicle and cause and accident without leaving
evidence.

What amazed me about Diana's death is she gave an interview to a Paris Match
a week before she got killed in which she said one or two controversial
things. I had a strong feeling on hearing this report she was going to be
killed and actually said to a friend if mine "Mark my words, That woman will
be in a coffin within a week". My friend disagreed with me. However
unfortunately my prediction came true. That is the first time I have ever
had a clear premonition of an event of that scale and the fact I felt it was
going to be an assassination conveniently disguised as an accident a week
before it happened was quite chilling really.

Of course Diana's death will probably always remain a mystery, but I think a
lot of people will always suspect she was murdered and on a gut level
practically know she was murdered.
-- 
Amanda