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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 10 Num. 98
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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U.K., French, Journalists Confide:
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"PRINCESS DIANA WAS ASSASSINATED."
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This is Sherman Skolnick.
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In the last few days I have interviewed, extensively,
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well-informed United Kingdom (UK), French, and other journalists.
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(And I promised never to use their names because of the nature of
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what was discussed.) They told me that many of the distinguished
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journalists in the United Kingdom are aware, from their own
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reliable sources in key places in the government and elsewhere,
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that British Intelligence had assassinated Princess Diana.
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They went over details, of the specifics of how they, as
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journalists, from their sources (separate from me), know about
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the technical information on how the assassination was carried
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out.
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But first of all, we have to discuss why the real story is not
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being told, in print, or on the radio, or on television, in the
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UK.
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Not many know that in the UK they have the Official Secrets Act.
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By that Act, the London government has the power, throughout the
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UK, to order that certain subjects are absolutely forbidden to be
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discussed. Currently, the forbidden subject is any discussion of
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possible foul play in the death of Princess Diana and her
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intended husband Dodi Fayed.
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Further than that, any discussion is forbidden about how the
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Official Secrets Act exactly works. When there is a subject that
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an editor, publisher, or station manager believes would be
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covered by the Official Secrets Act, they must immediately inform
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the London government. And if the London government issues what
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they call a "D Notice," then these media outlets throughout the
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UK are not only forbidden to go forward with any story that
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they're working on; but also, the D Notice serves as a potential
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seizure: it authorizes the UK, through their various operatives,
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to immediately seize and close down any printing plant that is in
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the process of printing such a story, any radio station, or any
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radio or TV transmitter. They are immediately seized by the
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London government, closed down, and the publisher, the editor,
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and the key personnel (including the writer of the story) are
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immediately put under arrest.
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And the worst part of it is, the rest of the media is not even
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allowed to mention that these people have been arrested and their
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publishing and transmitting facilities seized. In other words,
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it is forbidden to discuss the D Notice and also forbidden to
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discuss the technical operation of the Official Secrets Act. So,
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there is censorship regarding the instruments of censorship.
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The journalists I spoke with generally agree with what I found
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out from other sources about how Diana was assassinated.
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Apparently another car, a supposed "decoy car" which was to
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protect her, in fact carried agents of British Intelligence. It
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came up behind the Mercedes which Diana and the others were in
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and hit it in some way. And there was already an arrangement
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through others that a chemical slick was put on the roadway
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within the tunnel. Ahead of the slick, a heavy construction
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truck, on signal, backed into the tunnel and dropped or placed an
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obstruction of a very heavy nature in the roadway. So any which
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way it turned around, the Diana car could not have gotten away.
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Thereafter, British Intelligence planted disinformation (and
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continues to do so) throughout the world. (For example, "The car
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came from a junkyard; it was formerly stolen; it's a defective
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car," "The driver was drunk," "The speedometer was stuck at 120;
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the car was going over 100 mph.") There's been a flood of these
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fake stories promoted worldwide by British Intelligence, in which
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the CIA has seen to it that the American press replicates these
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stories.
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Leading journalists in the UK agree with stories by me and others
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that Diana was assassinated. And the simple reason for the
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murder is, British Intelligence is pledged to protect the
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monarchy. The monarchy was *not* going to have a new step-father
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for the heir to the throne, Prince William; they weren't going to
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have a Moslem.
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Further than that, it comes out that Diana had already been given
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an engagement ring by Dodi Fayed. What has *not* come out is
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that she was 3-months pregnant.
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So when you put that together, British Intelligence, under their
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rules, was "justified" in wiping these people out for the
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purposes of the monarchy, protection of the realm, and "national
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security."
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For related stories, visit:
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http://www.shout.net/~bigred/cn.html
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http://feustel.mixi.net
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