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annesingleton · 25-05-2012, 18:40

I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories, but I do think Diana was murdered although in our lifetime we will never know for certain.
I remember her giving a speech shortly before she went away on holiday that summer, saying that when she returned she would have news that would shake the world - this has never been mentioned since. Unfortunately she died before she could impart her news which leads me to the conclusion that it was so shocking it could never be revealed...
How would the establishment or the Royal Family cope with the fact that the mother of the heir to the throne was going to marry a Muslim, or that she was pregnant to a Muslim man?
Additionally she was becoming far too political especially with her interest in landmines and was a definite threat to a lot of people. I rest my case which I think is quite strong and logical (and how clever to blame it on the Al Fayed family for insufficient security) but I think I ought to say that I don't think man landed on the moon either - like I said I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories - but that's for another thread!

25-05-2012, 18:40	#37
annesingleton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Baxenden Posts: 630 Liked: 6 times Rep Power: 6043	Re: Was Princess Diana Murdered? I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories, but I do think Diana was murdered although in our lifetime we will never know for certain. I remember her giving a speech shortly before she went away on holiday that summer, saying that when she returned she would have news that would shake the world - this has never been mentioned since. Unfortunately she died before she could impart her news which leads me to the conclusion that it was so shocking it could never be revealed... How would the establishment or the Royal Family cope with the fact that the mother of the heir to the throne was going to marry a Muslim, or that she was pregnant to a Muslim man? Additionally she was becoming far too political especially with her interest in landmines and was a definite threat to a lot of people. I rest my case which I think is quite strong and logical (and how clever to blame it on the Al Fayed family for insufficient security) but I think I ought to say that I don't think man landed on the moon either - like I said I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories - but that's for another thread!