[Forgiven_Sinner]

This is a pretty British oriented editorial for the OCR. I wonder if they picked it up to tap into the Di death anniversary?

[shield]

And yet he's convinced himself that Buckingham Palace is so consumed by "Islamophobia" that the queen's husband dialed M, and M called in Moneypenny, and Moneypenny faxed 007, and a week later the princess and her Islamostud are dead.

ROTFL....

[NonValueAdded]

No, they always carry Steyn so it wasn’t a matter of picking up the article.

[nmh]

“Reality is more humdrum: In multiculti Britain, everyone was indifferent to Di’s Muslim lover. Could have been a Hindu, could have been a Buddhist. Who cares? But, instead, Fayed has retreated into the paranoia and victim mentality that stunts so much of the Muslim world. A while back, I was in Jordan, and a wealthy Saudi told me that the Iraq war was part of a continuous Western assault on Islam that includes the British Royal Family’s assassination of Dodi Fayed. And so, in a London courtroom, a freak one-off celebrity death becomes just another snapshot of the big geopolitical picture.”

[doc1019]

I’m sure there was a “grassy knoll” somewhere near that tunnel.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Buckingham Palace Islamoparanoia?

Right, so Charles is next.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

She was a pretty lady, and I am sorry she is dead, but, she is damned sure dead, and I have other issues to deal with.

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[maine-iac7]

Mohammed Fayed had been trying for many years to become a citizen, from what I remember...but rebuffed again and again? He even sued, to no avail. He was involved in a lot of shady doings and the gov’t was adamant about denying him citizenship. He even bought the most famous dept. store in England, Harrods, in hopes that would pave the way...but was involved in scandal with that also. Bottom line, he knew he wasn’t going to achieve his goal. He knew he would never be granted citizenship.

Then, after many years, his son is planning on marrying the mother of the future king...

Granted, the English people may not have cared - but the powers that be??? hmmmm

[FlyVet]

That had to be the most complex murder of all time. Someone convinced D's driver to get drunk and then take the Princess and Dodi on a high speed escape, brainwash both of the arrogant morons to not wear their seatbelts on a reckless, high speed escape with a drunk "professional" driver and then commit suicide by crashing into a concrete column,.

I like conspiracy theories probably more than the average conspiracy kook, but this one doesn't wash.

As my old weapons instructor told us over and over when we messed up, "I am a little green puke, and I am dead, because I am stupid."

[BlackVeil]

It says here:

if you believe that Henri Paul, the chauffeur, was also on the spooks' payroll.

This was always rumoured, but oddly enough was officially confirmed by the Steven's Report. This enquiry turned down all conspiracy theories, but rather grudingly confirmed some of the weirder rumours about the intelligence services:

The report reveals that while Henri Paul, whose bank accounts exceeded the levels his salary could provide, had ties to the French secret service he was not linked to British Intelligence in any way. It also indicates that the American secret service was keeping Diana under surveillance and bugging her calls.

[353FMG]

“..it would be unacceptable for Prince William, the future king, to have a Muslim stepbrother, a Muslim step-dad, and a soon-to-be-Muslim mom.”

Why would it be unacceptable? The way things are going, William may have a Muslim father in the future.

[ScreamingFist]

After years of shagging cavalry officers and other assorted chinless wonders from the English upper class, Diana had finally made a smart move. Tony Blair would have been kicking himself for not thinking of it first.

LOL!

[Cincinna]

A conspiracy so vast, it would have had to include the victims themselves as participants.

Had Diana, Dodi, et al been wearing seat belts, they would have all survived the crash.

Had Diana not hated the British Royal Family so, she would have been under the Police protection of Scotland Yard. She refused, and trusted herself to the private security of Mohammed Al Fayed.

Conspiracy? Don’t think so.

Stupidity? Definitely.

[ValerieTexas]

She was a very accomplished gold digger.

[ValerieTexas]

She was a very accomplished gold digger.