Re: I remember Diana, Princess of Wales

On Monday 17 March 2008 07:33, a.spencer3 wrote:

> 
> "Fred Williams" <unclefred@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:13tqs9cc7n9aaff@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> On Sunday 16 March 2008 10:22, William Black wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > "Fred Williams" <unclefred@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> > news:13tq1prb6qdll92@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >> On Sunday 16 March 2008 07:08, William Black wrote:
>> >>> Mainly because she kept stroking elderly people who weren't in
>> >>> any danger but looked ill...
>> >>>
>> >>        It's called "caring for people."  Can you understand that?
>> >
>> > Stop defending the indefensible...
>> >
>> > Distinguished visitors turning up unannounced at a hospital in the
>> > middle of the night and waking the patients is called 'making life
>> > difficult for the staff'.
>> >
>> > She was stone bonkers.
>> >
>>
>>         This is a falsehood.  Since she was murdered there have been
>>         many
>> slanders on her character to reduce the public opinion of her.   That
>> way they hope that there will be less call for a real investigation
>> of her death, I suppose.
>>
> 
> Any 'real investigation' 10 years later is pointless, apart from being
> totally ludicrous anyway.
> She wasn't murdered, as the current investigation is showing. The
> Egyptian and his hired clan were (politely) laughed out of court.
> If anything, there were far more attacks on her character (within the
> UK, anyway) when she was alive.
> Just get real.
> 

        What you're saying is all untrue.  Diana was adored in life and
did so
much for the world, not the least of which was to champion the ban on
land mines, which is likely why she was murdered, or at least part of
the reason.

-- 
Regards,
Fred
<http://www.fredwilliams.ca/thesecretofmoney.html>