Operation Northwoods mentioned on BBC "Diana" HYS

[scubadiver]

Do you believe the official story of Diana's death?

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[outsider]

Thanks for info, scubadiver. I've joined and added a comment, but in case they don't print it I'll reprint it here: "There was (according to 'Death of a Princess') a British solicitor in a hotel room overlooking the first tunnel exit. He heard the crash, went to the window and saw a large black mercedes and a small car racing out of the tunnel, turning into a one-way street and racing up it in the wrong direction. Perhaps it has no significance, but it was in the direction of the British Embassy. I suspect the same 'Secret Society' and same motive as the 'Jack the Ripper' killings." Not in the posting, but for our audience, I will add that the definitive 'Ripper' book is IMHO (and in many others) Stephen Knight's 'Jack the Ripper: the Final Solution'.

[Hazzard]

She crashed in a tunnel. The car she used was unauthorised. The ambulance took hours to get her to the hospital. The very next day the "crime" scene was cleansed with street cleaning vehicles. They admitted the driver was never drunk. There were no witnesses.

She was going to marry arabic blood into the Royal family. She had to be dealt with once and for all. After all we can have some bleeding heart sychophant to the poor, loved by the public, wrecking all of our plans for dominion through covert war now can we!?

[outsider]

Lucky I put the 'Opinion' on our site; sure enough, the BBC didn't put it on their forum. Not content to cencor their own input, they censor anyone who tries to break through. I thought it was too good to be true, an oportunity to put something on their site. Naturally, 911 was on my mind for postings.