bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:24 PM

bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Wow, good show Renquist! I didn’t even really put that together. I mean conspiracy yes, but US? Why would the US want Diana dead? Unless they did it as part of some deal with the UK Royals or something.

What did the US get in exchange though? Did the UK stop exporting Spice Girls CDs?

Transfrmr - 23 August 2007 11:28 PM

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:24 PM

bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Wow, good show Renquist! I didn’t even really put that together. I mean conspiracy yes, but US? Why would the US want Diana dead? Unless they did it as part of some deal with the UK Royals or something.

What did the US get in exchange though? Did the UK stop exporting Spice Girls CDs?

No, MI5 fixes every football match to make sure David Beckham keeps on the winning team and keeps earning ludicrous amounts of money so that his wife will never have to sing again and thus prevent a Spice Girls reunion.

I’ve seen those files. Found them in a taxi.

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:32 PM

Transfrmr - 23 August 2007 11:28 PM

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:24 PM

bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Wow, good show Renquist! I didn’t even really put that together. I mean conspiracy yes, but US? Why would the US want Diana dead? Unless they did it as part of some deal with the UK Royals or something.

What did the US get in exchange though? Did the UK stop exporting Spice Girls CDs?

No, MI5 fixes every football match to make sure David Beckham keeps on the winning team and keeps earning ludicrous amounts of money so that his wife will never have to sing again and thus prevent a Spice Girls reunion.

I’ve seen those files. Found them in a taxi.

Damn, and there I was thinking that that would be enough for most people

Transfrmr - 23 August 2007 11:28 PM

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:24 PM

bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Wow, good show Renquist! I didn’t even really put that together. I mean conspiracy yes, but US? Why would the US want Diana dead? Unless they did it as part of some deal with the UK Royals or something.

What did the US get in exchange though? Did the UK stop exporting Spice Girls CDs?

For example because of her vocal opposition to landmines, roughing a feather with the arms industries.

Curious fact (it seems, as it is in the official Paget report) is, that the American NSA did monitor Diana’s communications around that time. From the Paget Report, chapter 15:

2. The United States National Security Agency has confirmed that it was carrying out
surveillance of the Princess of Wales - probably on behalf of the United Kingdom
services - during this period and has an extensive file relating to the crash

CORRECTION: I read too hastily: the above quote from the report is Al-Fayed’s claim. Further on in that chapter it is stated that the NSA denies. That is, they do have files on Lady Di, but state: “these documents contain no information shedding any light on thecircumstances surrounding the death of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed in the 1997 Paris car accident”. And next denied the Paget investigators access to these files.

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LaMa - 24 August 2007 08:13 AM

Transfrmr - 23 August 2007 11:28 PM

Renquist - 23 August 2007 11:24 PM

bingster - 22 August 2007 05:15 PM

Which conspiracy theory has more legs, 9/11 being an inside job or the US having involvement in the assassination of Princes Diana?

I’ve never heard of any conspiracy theory that says the US killed Diana.

Most theorists think MI5 or the royals did it. The US is the weakest theory possible.

Wow, good show Renquist! I didn’t even really put that together. I mean conspiracy yes, but US? Why would the US want Diana dead? Unless they did it as part of some deal with the UK Royals or something.

What did the US get in exchange though? Did the UK stop exporting Spice Girls CDs?

For example because of her vocal opposition to landmines, roughing a feather with the arms industries.

Curious fact (it seems, as it is in the official Paget report) is, that the American NSA did monitor Diana’s communications around that time. From the Paget Report, chapter 15:

2. The United States National Security Agency has confirmed that it was carrying out
surveillance of the Princess of Wales - probably on behalf of the United Kingdom
services - during this period and has an extensive file relating to the crash

CORRECTION: I read too hastily: the above quote from the report is Al-Fayed’s claim. Further on in that chapter it is stated that the NSA denies. That is, they do have files on Lady Di, but state: “these documents contain no information shedding any light on thecircumstances surrounding the death of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed in the 1997 Paris car accident”. And next denied the Paget investigators access to these files.

The USA is quite simply the least likely (and Diana conspiracy theorists are ten a penny here) and least believable group.

If anyone did it- and I really don’t care- it would the royals. And they don’t like the Yanks. They’d have out home-grown killers do it.

Renquist - 24 August 2007 01:31 PM

The USA is quite simply the least likely (and Diana conspiracy theorists are ten a penny here) and least believable group.

If anyone did it- and I really don’t care- it would the royals. And they don’t like the Yanks. They’d have out home-grown killers do it.

But Renquist: don’t you know all evil deeds in this world are concocted by the US of A?!?!!? 

That’s not quite correct, LaMa.  The Jews are the ones doing all the evil deeds, and of course they’re headquartered in Israel. They’re just using the US to achieve their nefarious ends because it’s the sole superpower left in the world.  Get your conspiracy stories straight. 

For those of you who are interested… they are airing a movie about Princess Di’s death tomorrow night (9PM) on Lifetime… “The Murder of Princess Diana”

I heard it’s going to be pretty good and I’m sure it will give more insight into the mystery surrounding her death.

bingster - 24 August 2007 05:36 PM

. . .and I’m sure it will give more insight into the mystery surrounding her death.

Or else muddle the whole thing up even more as they sacrifice everything for sensationalism.