Was Princess Diana Murdered? - Page 10

ossy kid · 28-06-2012, 02:43

Na, that's just a theory.

jaysay · 28-06-2012, 08:52

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Na, that's just a theory.

Whats just a theory

MargaretR · 28-06-2012, 08:56

Theories are the ones you don't agree with.

Facts are the ones you do

...and when several people disagree with you - they are conspiring

jaysay · 28-06-2012, 09:10

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Theories are the ones you don't agree with.

Facts are the ones you do

...and when several people disagree with you - they are conspiring

When several people disagree with your theories, that's a conspiracy

Gordon Booth · 28-06-2012, 13:04

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Theories are the ones you don't agree with.

Facts are the ones you do

...and when several people disagree with you - they are conspiring

Theories are possibilities still waiting the facts to prove them.

Facts are what are required by sane people to confirm theories.

When several people disagree with you you're probably wrong or talking rubbish.

Conspiracy theories are( usually) unprovable theories made up by publicity seeking morons and believed by people who in some cases should know better, in other cases never will.

Boeing Guy · 28-06-2012, 15:22

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Theories are the ones you don't agree with.

Facts are the ones you do

...and when several people disagree with you - they are conspiring

Facts can be backed up with evidence.

Theories are there for when you want to believe something else.
Unfortunately they never seem to have any evidence, material or otherwise to back them up.

Boeing Guy · 28-06-2012, 15:49

I forgot to say, Facts are there to be ignored, unlike Theorys which you tube videos are taken as absolute proof, as well as websites

Eric · 28-06-2012, 16:31

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Only 18 Gordon

Yeah ... I would have thought more like 95% ... that seems to be a popular figure aound here

The weakness of the Di conspiracy is that there is no really good reason that anyone would want her dead ... JFK, on the other hand: lots of folks wanted him iced. And as for Oswald being a good shot? I'm a decent shot with a rifle, but the gun he was supposed to have used

I've fired one of those Italian pieces of junk, and it was in good condition when my buddy bought it: never fired and only dropped once

Hitting the side of a barn from 10 feet away is a good shot with one of those things. But I still think that what happened to JFK is probably something a lot simpler than the conspiracies dreamed up in the media and in Hollywood.

Now ... I wonder what really happened to Elvis ....

cashman · 28-06-2012, 16:35

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Originally Posted by Eric

Now ... I wonder what really happened to Elvis ....

Yeh got much to learn mate, Hes Alive/Well/ n living on Mars.

jaysay · 28-06-2012, 17:16

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Originally Posted by Eric

Yeah ... I would have thought more like 95% ... that seems to be a popular figure aound here

The weakness of the Di conspiracy is that there is no really good reason that anyone would want her dead ... JFK, on the other hand: lots of folks wanted him iced. And as for Oswald being a good shot? I'm a decent shot with a rifle, but the gun he was supposed to have used

I've fired one of those Italian pieces of junk, and it was in good condition when my buddy bought it: never fired and only dropped once

Hitting the side of a barn from 10 feet away is a good shot with one of those things. But I still think that what happened to JFK is probably something a lot simpler than the conspiracies dreamed up in the media and in Hollywood.

Now ... I wonder what really happened to Elvis ....

I believe he does a stint in a chip down Accy 4 nights a week

MargaretR · 28-06-2012, 17:33

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The weakness of the Di conspiracy is that there is no really good reason that anyone would want her dead ...

You are not aware of how the royal family obsesses about bloodline integrity, and the prospect of a future king having a muslim half brother is enough to send them into a flat spin.

Gordon Booth · 28-06-2012, 17:39

I would imagine the prospect of it ever coming out that the Royal Family had been involved in or organised the murder of Diana would have sent them into a flatter spin.
Not worth the risk, push comes to shove they could always have had her certified and taken out of circulation- it's been done before.

jaysay · 28-06-2012, 17:42

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

I would imagine the prospect of it ever coming out that the Royal Family had been involved in or organised the murder of Diana would have sent them into a flatter spin.
Not worth the risk, push comes to shove they could always have had her certified and taken out of circulation- it's been done before.

Weren't there something in the passed about some bloke called George who was a bit pots for bluebells

MargaretR · 28-06-2012, 17:45

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Weren't there something in the passed about some bloke called George who was a bit pots for bluebells

That was George III and it was due to a medical condition not known of at the time (or so we are told to believe

)

The interbreeding does turn out genetically unsound specimens at times.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...veals-all.html

Gordon Booth · 28-06-2012, 17:46

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Weren't there something in the passed about some bloke called George who was a bit pots for bluebells

Are you talking 1810 or 2010?
This is how conspiracy theories start!