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It's Diana's and Dodi's fault

posted 17 years ago by bradhig
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Because the wouldn't staty put and insisted on traveling around Paris knowing the paparazzi would follow them no matter where they went. While they were at the hotel they could have called the police to get rid of the paparazzi outside but didn't. If Dodi was gonna give her a rind he could have sent someone to get it for him. They could have gone upstairs and ate well away from the shutterbugs but ate in a resturant visible to people outside. Their sercurity and decoy tatics were totally useless.

Think outside the box Logic was meant to be denfied.

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[–] bryanambition 17 years ago

You are an awful human being for saying it was the fault of Diana and Dodi that they, themselves, died!! Why should they have changed their lives and plans to accommodate the paparazzi? They went on like the normal human beings they were, with a few extra cameras flashing at them.
As affluent and well-known as they were, both Diana and Dodi were used to the constant pursuit of the paparazzi, which, after some time, obviously didn't affect them as much. They were entitled to live completely candid lives like the rest of us, so to say they deserved it--that it was THEIR fault is a horribly insensitive, callous, rotten thing to say.

Maybe you should take your own advice--think outside your box. Maybe that's YOUR fault.

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[–] peanuts044 17 years ago

I'll agree with you, because I do think it was partly their fault. I mean, come on - weeks earlier she was posing on the boat for the paparrazi, even going over to their boat for a photo shoot. And then all of a sudden she's running away from them? She brought a lot of the press' attention to her. Plus she didn't think to wear a seatbelt.

Although, in the end, I think it was just a terrible tragedy, and we have to accept that. She died young, and I think some people think it's easier to blame a conspiracy rather than accept the truth.

[–] bradhig 17 years ago

Diana would normally be escorted by British Secret Service I think. The would have required her and anyone else in the car to wear seatbelts and the driver wouldn't be drunk but she ditched them why? She and Dodi ended up with rentacops who didn't care one bit about the driver being drunk or people not wearing seatbelts.

Think outside the box Logic was meant to be denfied.

[–] Mikurtis 17 years ago

Okay, I don't totally believe there was a conspiracy---but, I don't totally think there wasn't. I wasn't there that night, and I wasn't in the car or the tunnel so how would I know... anyway, how do we know she wasn't wearing a seatbelt? We have the assume we are being told the whole truth then... and, people are rarely ever told the whole truth...

[–] flan99 13 years ago

Bradhig - Exactly.

A seatbelt would have kept Diana alive.

Not speeding through Paris like a spoiled brat would have kept Diana alive.

A sober driver would have kept Diana alive.

Not hanging around with scum like Dodi would have kept Diana alive.

[–] Joelina_Jones 12 years ago

Bradhig and flan99,

You are both dead on balls accurate on this one. Many people simply don't want to accept the truth.
How Diana could have ever even considered dating a loser like Dodi was beyond me. I knew that it meant serious trouble right from the start.

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[–] Birugirl 10 years ago

Yes, Dodi was such a scumbag like his father, who likes to sue people for fun!! I don't know what Diana saw in him.