Volume 12, Number 15
November 19, 1997
PRINCESS DIANA WAS ASSASSINATED
So Say Tabloids
Supermarket tabloids are currently proclaiming that evidence is mounting to prove that Princess Diana was assassinated. They allege that the arms dealers of the world feared Diana's anti-land mine campaign.
They report that Di had allegedly said she was the only person in the world who could talk to all leaders of government at whatever level and she intended to use her status to campaign against land mines.
Di is not alone in incurring the wrath of the arms dealers. JFK was said to have been feared by the arms dealers because he wanted to end the Vietnam war with peaceful negotiations. JFK was hit with the full wrath of the arms dealers.
The weapon sales business is a reportedly $50 billion business, just within the USA alone. A recent report in the Omaha World-Herald said that civilians world-wide are arming themselves as armies disarm. They are stealing the weapons if they so desire or getting them from soldiers who kept their weapons after their tour of duty and later sold them or gave them away.
The arms sales business throughout the world apparently vastly exceeds that of sales in the USA.
The tabloids would seemingly be throwing up another "smoke screen" in an effort to defend themselves from further murder charges. However, their claim may have some merit as mentioned about four paragraphs before this.
The involvement of the arms dealers might account for the mystery vehicle which fled the scene of the fatal accident which killed Princess Diana.
The inclusion of the arms dealers as suspects in Di's death, gives the USA an expanded role in her death since the USA is the largest producer and seller of weapons in the world.
Former President Eisenhower was reported to have warned the nation to beware the "military-industrial complex" which could be very detrimental to the nation. Military spending is very capital intensive, that is it takes a lot of money, but doesn't produce any profit from the expenditure of that money.
The prospect of the arms dealers involvement in Di's death provides the peace forces with more material to further their efforts at ending war. Di will have defeated the arms dealers even in death. It was suggested after her death that her causes would be aided by the circumstances of her death.
READER'S COMMENTS:
The Harasser Made Ice? No; Made it More Slippery
The harasser had said that he and his group would be watching everything I did and would know and did know everything there was to know about me - even more that I supposedly knew about myself. If so, he/they/it could have easily observed the route which I took to work and could have made the ice more slippery.
Ice really has more traction than one might suspect, provided one is careful about driving and/or riding on it.
Concrete when wet is slippery and if a car is going fast enough it will hydroplane on water that is on concrete. The hydroplaning is deadly. Ice has its own supply of water and if one starts to slide that ice will form water and the person or vehicle will hydroplane into disaster.
Anyone giving the kind of attention to someone such as is being given to this paper could easily know the route of the primary proprietor and could have put down a tiny amount of salt in the area of the path of the proprietor to his job. That tiny amount of salt could have provided the means for the ice to have had less traction than normally expected.
An interesting aspect of the situation is that the vehicles which had stopped after I went down while trying to avoid a fallen tree, were later seen parked on the route to work. One of them was parked in the mall parking lot directly in the usual path to work. Although that vehicle was parked facing directly toward the exit drive it chose to turn and come directly at me while I was parking my bicycle.
It veered away from the sidewalk I was parking on and went in the direction in which there was no outlet. It seemed as though someone was indeed watching my route to work and elsewhere, very closely.
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