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A. She has been dead 6 years, there has been a French inquest, they either found nothing or were told not to find anything, either way the results of the Brit inquest would be the same as the same people have had 6 years to cover up what they want.
B. If, and it is a huge IF, she was murdered they aren't gonna be able to prove it, The people who would have done it would be thorough professionals who will have covered it up perfectly and will have the right contacts to make sure the truth would not come out.
C. If by some absolute miracle somebody actually proved she was murdered whats going to happen? Firstly you would damage, one of the best intelligence agencies in the world with a mass culling of security heads, who were likely just to have been following higher orders, and by removing our best men damage our national security. Or More likely we will have a David Kelly style "blame sombody in the middle ranks whose expendable policy" in which some one who is probably fairly innocent will be sacrificed to the media, and will end up topping themselves, due to the constant hounding from the "i love Diana brigade".
No good can ever come from this, and it is purely speculation at best, some things are better left alone and this is definitely one of them because even if she was murdered those responsible would never face justice it can only lead to a negative impact on the country, but, oh no, if the Daily mail Can damage our Intelligence agencies then all will be well. Then who will catch their hated paedophiles, stop the terrorists or restrict weapons flows into the UK, Nevermind we'll just report on Saint Diana and then moan when Fleet Street gets blown up. Let it rest.
A. She has been dead 6 years, there has been a French inquest, they either found nothing or were told not to find anything, either way the results of the Brit inquest would be the same as the same people have had 6 years to cover up what they want.
B. If, and it is a huge IF, she was murdered they aren't gonna be able to prove it, The people who would have done it would be thorough professionals who will have covered it up perfectly and will have the right contacts to make sure the truth would not come out.
C. If by some absolute miracle somebody actually proved she was murdered whats going to happen? Firstly you would damage, one of the best intelligence agencies in the world with a mass culling of security heads, who were likely just to have been following higher orders, and by removing our best men damage our national security. Or More likely we will have a David Kelly style "blame sombody in the middle ranks whose expendable policy" in which some one who is probably fairly innocent will be sacrificed to the media, and will end up topping themselves, due to the constant hounding from the "i love Diana brigade".
No good can ever come from this, and it is purely speculation at best, some things are better left alone and this is definitely one of them because even if she was murdered those responsible would never face justice it can only lead to a negative impact on the country, but, oh no, if the Daily mail Can damage our Intelligence agencies then all will be well. Then who will catch their hated paedophiles, stop the terrorists or restrict weapons flows into the UK, Nevermind we'll just report on Saint Diana and then moan when Fleet Street gets blown up. Let it rest.
The simple truth of the matter is that Diana risked her own life when she got in the car with a driver over the limit and it was a risk that didn't pay off, as much as the diana lovers may want to believe the Royal Family or an outside party had something to do with her death, sorry to disappoint you all but it was a sad accident, get on with your lives and stop trying to find little conspiracies. What next? Little green men had something to do with it?
Without Burrel's letter I thought there was nothing to the conspiracy theories, but with it....how did she know about any possible attempt ? Someone must have told her a rumour. Who did she name (that the Daily Mail blanked out) ? Why that name, who told her that name or how did she find out ?
If Burrel's letter is verified as being truly Diana's handwriting (I understand from various reports it is being tested) then there needs to be a criminal investigation immediately - potentially this goes way further than the Royal Family and if there are those in this country willing to authorise such actions they need to be outed.
You can either put it down to co-incidence that she thought they were watching her for this purpose, or you can say that she had a tip off, but a car crash wouldn't be the ideal solution and even without the idea of someone trying to kill her, the fact that the driver (a well respected senior member of the hotel she was staying at) was pretty much off his head means that she had very little chance at the high speeds they drive in France.
Given that it would be nearly impossible (but probably not completely impossible) to arrange the crash with a drunk driver, I doubt that they were relying on this as a surefire way to kill Diana. You could argue that he was given the drink and/or drug cocktail deliberately or had somehow been given it unawares, but 'they' would still rely a hell of a lot of luck to assume that the car would crash as a result.
Of course this doesn't apply to everyone in the UK but a pretty damn high percentage. I would certainly like to know the truth and I hope it is found out.