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Príncipe Philip MI6 ditos `para assassinar Diana e amante'
Quinta-feira, outubro 4o, 2007
SENSATIONAL reivindica que a princesa Diana estêve assassinada nas instruções do duque de Edimburgo depois que expressou medos de uma tentativa em sua vida dominou a abertura do inquest em sua morte ontem. Os allegations ouvidos jury que o príncipe Philip estava no coração de um conspiracy para assassinar Diana e seu amante, Dodi adaptaram, após ter requisitado MI6 para preparar um relatório nele para a família real. O ruído elétrico que os matou ambos em Paris agosto em 31 do carro, 1997 foi projetado então, o júri ouvido. A reivindicação do assassinato pelo pai de Dodi, proprietário Mohamed de Harrods al-Adaptou, estêve no coração da indicação de abertura do senhor Justiça Scott Padeiro do coroner ao júri no inquest na corte elevada em Londres ontem. E o júri foi dito como Diana tinha expressado medos que seria a vítima de um acidente arranjado se, como acreditaram, a rainha abdicada e o príncipe Charles sucedido ao throne, dig que criaria uma necessidade “comece livrado dela, através de algum acidente em seu carro tal como a falha de freio preparada”. O juiz disse o júri de seis mulheres e cinco homens que muitos tinham vindo acreditar que algo “sinister” pode se encontrar atrás do ruído elétrico no Pont de l' túnel de Alma em que 36, e 42 os year-old Dodi de Diana, foram matados com seu excitador, Henri Paul. Adicionou que o Sr. al-Adaptar acredita também que MI6 comissão escrever um relatório especial em sua família a ser apresentada à família real. O juiz disse: “É sua opinião que uma decisão estêve feita exame naquele tempo à matança Diana e Dodi. Coloca o príncipe Philip no coração do conspiracy, você terá que escutar com cuidado as testemunhas que você se ouve para ver se há alguma evidência para suportar esta afirmação.” O Sr. al-Adaptar acredita que Diana carregava a criança de Dodi e que anunciariam seu acoplamento setembro em 1 que ano, o dia depois que o ruído elétrico, mas a família real “não poderia aceitar que um muçulmano Egyptian poderia eventualmente ser padrasto ao rei de Inglaterra futuro”. He is convinced that Henri Paul was in the pay of MI6 and French secret services, and the crash was caused by a combination of a collision with a mystery white Fiat Uno and a blinding flash from a stun gun deliberately fired. Two official inquiries concluded that Paul had been drinking and lost control of the car whilst driving too fast. But the inquest heard that Diana had written a note to her ex-butler, Paul Burrell, saying Prince Charles wanted her dead so he could marry their nanny, Tiggy Legge-Bourke. Diana also claimed Ms Legge-Bourke had undergone an abortion. The jury was told of a note written by one of Diana’s lawyers, Lord Mishcon, following a meeting at Kensington Palace in October 1995. In the note, Lord Mishcon said: “Her Royal Highness said that she had been informed by reliable sources whom she did not wish to reveal … that (a) The Queen would be abdicating in April and the Prince of Wales would then assume the throne and (b) efforts would be made if not to get rid of her (be it by some accident in her car such as prepared brake failure or whatever) between now and then.” Lord Justice Scott Baker also said Mr al-Fayed had claimed Diana had told him she believed her life was in danger. He said: “Mohamed al-Fayed says during the summer holiday she often told him she would be murdered by the Royal Family. “She would go up in a helicopter and never come down alive.” He went on: “It is clear that there are many members of the public who are concerned that something sinister may have caused the collision in which Diana and two others died. “One of the purposes of the inquest is to investigate the incident thoroughly so that the public suspicion is either dispelled or substantiated.” He said there would be a “vigorous and searching” investigation of the evidence to find the truth. Lord Justice Scott Baker told the jury: “Most, if not all, of you will remember where you were when you heard about the subsequent death of the Princess of Wales. “None of you would for a moment have thought that over 10 years later you might be in a jury investigating the events related to that tragic August night.” The inquest is set to continue for up to six months. Have Your Say: Prince Philip ‘told MI6 to murder Diana and lover’ Please read our posting guidelines before posting. Alternatively you can discuss this report here. One Response to “Prince Philip ‘told MI6 to murder Diana and lover’”
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If it wasn’t so serious it would be hilarious. How can anyone imagine that the Royal family have the influence that this allegation implies.
Even without any suggestion of impropriety, it’s amusing to consider how this country might indeed be in a better place if those like the Prince had anything like the alleged control over the likes of Blair and Brown. The Queen is well reported as telling Blair ‘every week’ about the rural issues problem yet she never prevailed (and this despite the self evident insanity that prevails even today on this topic). Given the feeling of the country about the twit in question maybe it’s not all that surprising that some might think the answer to these allegations might be ‘I wish’. Perhaps we should forgive them for that?