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Conspiracy

posted 17 years ago by Independence76
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Before you read this, let me make something aware. I think 9/11 was an accident. I think anybody who think it wasn't is crazy. We would never kill 3,000 of our own people. It hurt our own economy, and it's just rising oil prices, so basically it was an accident. It just made things worse for us, and the government would never do such a thing. TWA 800 is just confusing. I don't know if it was shot down or what, but 1/3 of the accident witnesses saw a light moving towards the plane when it exploded.

I'm not much of a person for conspiracies, but there is too much evidence to call Diana's crash staged. You think it would be just a car accident after going to fast in a tunnel, but too many things happened that were very unusual. Fist, Diana was about to be put in a car, but the engine wasn't working, and called another car in. That car that she would get in was stolen by an unknown person and found on the streets about a week later, a few months before August. The guards of Diana said that Henri Paul had no sign of being drunk after a normal conversation that night(proof on camera). He had clocked 600 hours as a pilot, a good amount too. As they left, he took an entirely other route to the apartment. Simply this would just to loose the paparazzi, but other events occurred just that night to disprove this. The CCTV's that take pictures of cars that speed on that specific route were turned off after 9 PM just that night, but all the other ones in Paris were on after that. The driver hit a white Fiat Uno and lost control, and the driver of the Fiat never stopped. They found a man a few months later who drove the Fiat they were looking for. He wasn't in Paris on the night of her death. He lived in southern France. Instead, randomly that night for no reason he drove up to Orly airport(only a few miles from Paris) and took a plane south to Corsica for no reason at all. He was questioned, but there was no proof of him in Paris. 2 years later, he disappeared. They found him in his car in the middle of a forest burnt to death, with his hands tied behind his back with a rope. I'm sorry, but I think Diana was murdered. This is the only major thing that happened that I could never call an accident. No, I'm not crazy. 9/11 was a terrorist plot, not on purpose by us. JFK was killed by Oswald. TWA 800 is just mysterious.

[–] AtheistRevolution 17 years ago

LOL! Yes every major event is a conspiracy theory. The moon landing was faked. US bombed Pearl Harbor. A secret group called Illuminati controls everything. So lets go put on our tin foil hat and search conspiracy sites in our parents basement.

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[–] Independence76 17 years ago

Diana's death is the only conspiracy that is true, everything else was made up. I'm surprised people called 9/11 an American act. It's just stupid, they won't get the fact that terrorists did it and that's that. The only thing I question in 9/11 if there were bombs on those planes, but they still crashed into the towers regardless.

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[–] sestra151 17 years ago

Whether or not it was a conspiracy, this movie sucks. Fake persons plodding along in a boring movie, and too many eye-rolling scenes. Too bad it's so bad. Could have been better.

[–] brody1 17 years ago

"Whether or not it was a conspiracy, this movie sucks"

totally agree. the acting was terrible, the story was weak, and the leads were mostly fictional characters anyway - so how could anyone who watches this even use this piece of crap as "evidence" of a conspiracy? It was mostly fiction, with a few facts thrown in here and there.

[–] jcckidz 17 years ago

I was really impressed by Jennifer Morrison.

[–] iseepinkelefants 17 years ago

I do find it odd that the most important, world changing people always die way too early and under suspicious circumstances, JFK, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Julius Caesar, etc. of course all were assasinated.

I don't believe in conspiracy theroies but this one is just too suspicious. Especially when you take into account what she states, she's a threat, the royal family doesn't like her because she won't go away, she's a lot more popular, recognized and loved by the entire world (I didn't know or care for any of the royals but I did know who Diana was) and then the theories, the land mine issue, her influence on political figures throughout the world (Bill Clinton in particular loved her and what greater power then to have the leader of the free world under your thunmb), what if she married Dodi, the son of a man that hates and is hated by the Royal family, who constantly mocks them, also the power she would get financially, having a child that would be step sibling to the future king (although as an American I cannot understand why the English monarchy is so important), etc.

Her death was just too convinent.

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[–] elorenishii386 17 years ago

First of all...I just want to state that I doubt everything I read in the media today.
There are alot of sides to this story. I don't believe the royal family is totally innocent, b/c i am a doubter at heart. but i do question conspiracy theories. I am also a doubter of the diana murder theories b/c there is alot that doesn't make sense to me. I can't seem to find any of motives in these theories believable.
Princess Diana's death was tragic and suspicious However, alot of people keep saying that she was a threat to the Royal family. I, on the other hand, can't how she was a threat. Can some one explain that to me. Yes she made them look bad in public, but the Royal family could handle that. Plus that whole business about Princess Diana being pregnant and wanting to marry Dodi isn't true. She wasn't pregnant and her and Dodi weren't serious. I was watching something on TV in which People who were close to her stated that the relationship with Dodi was a rebound from the very serious relationship she was having with a pakistani doctor named Hasnat Khan. They said that their relationship was far more serious than the one with Dodi. She was wanted to marry him, but that would mean that she would have to convert to Islam and move to Pakistan b/c thats what Hasnat wanted her to do. They broke up eventually. If she wasn't willing to convert to Islam and move to pakistan with this man, then what makes people think that she was going to do the same. Yes, Diana and Dodi were publicly intimate. where they really in love? Maybe Dodi was just a fling. Maybe they really were in love and planned to marry. We will never know.
But why do people think that the Royal Family would want to kill Diana and Dodi? If they weren't that serious, the Royal Family would have known that. Then there would be no motives to kill them. Also, if she was madly in love with Hasnat Khan and wanted to marry him then why not kill her then?

I probably don't make alot of sense right. I tend to ramble on sometimes. If you want me to be a little bit more clearer I will try to make myself a little clearer.
but please some one give a good motive as to why the Royal Family would kill her? and don't tell me that she was a threat...they dealt with her for years and they could have handled her in the press just fine.

[–] iseepinkelefants 17 years ago

There was a doc on WE about the theories. It was on tonight and will be on tomorrow as well as well as other Diana docs and movies.

Apparently Diana had a box she called her "Jewels" that had a bunch of dirt on the Royal Family, stuff she had collected over the years. I guess evidence, apparently that was very damaging to the Royal Family. I'm sure she heard a lot over the years. I mean it's hard for her to be married to Charles and not learn the family's dirty little secrets. I'm sure if she wanted to she could have hurt people's reps.

Also the threat part comes from her own words from the Panorama interview. I forgot exactly what she said but she did talk about it. They're still showing it on Lifetime if you care to watch it.

I'm not sure if the British government is as shady as our government (U.S). I mean assasination is common when you have a "problem". I'll get back to you if you'd like when I watch the "Who Killed Diana?" program.

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[–] tjohn0617 15 years ago

Its very obvious that the Royal family has alot of power. The CIA, MI6, and the SIS all have the power to orchastrate anything, and also do anything to cover it up. Diana had alot of trash on Prince Charles, mostly about his affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles. Prince Charles was never happy with Diana, and always want to be with Camilla. According to the "rules" of becoming king, the person the future king marries is suppose to be of a pure somewhat "important" repectful family. Which Diana was. Its just like Queen Elizabeth II's father King George VI, only became king after his older brother Edward abdicated the throne, to marry Wallis Simpson...an American who had been divorced twice. After Diana and Charles divorced, there was a small controversy about the British people not wanting Charles to become king, because of his affair and divorce. (Yes Diana had an affair also, only after knowing of Charles', but keep in mind she wasn't next in line to the throne..) In this situation now, the only way Charles could marry Camilla and still become king, was if Diana had died and left Charles a widower. The NUMBER 1 reason she may have been killed. And of course Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip want Charles to become king, but they also know that he wanted to marry Camilla. The next reason could be the fact the Queen and Prince Phillip did not believe that Prince William, who is second in-line to being king, should have a step-father/step-brother or sister who was Muslim. The 3rd reason why the French British AND American government or Secret services could have wanted her dead was because her Anti-landmind campaign. This could have resulted in what they saw as lower security and protection for thier countries, and also the loss of HUGE amounts of money that went towards manufacturing these landmines. There could be many more reasons.

[–] red_rackham_77 17 years ago

People with higher powers wheather it be political power, military power, economic powers or all of the above, they don't like it when smaller people speak up and they were do anything to shut them down by ANY means nessary. Diana had none of these powers but she won the hearts of everyone and that was making her powerful. Obviously someone was jealous or intimaded by her.

[–] MrPie7 16 years ago

"I think 9/11 was an accident."

Surrrrre. Just like John Wayne Gacy "accidentally" killed those kids who "accidentally" ended up in his crawl space! You are a defense attorney's wet dream!