The Documentary You Aren't "Allowed" To See

[keggyhander]

"Unlawful Killing", by Keith Allen. Yes, THAT Keith Allen.

It is a study of the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Dodi Fayed. It is no secret that it was financed my Mohammed Al-fayed, but Keith only went to Fayed for funding because every TV and Film company turned him down flat. It reveals some very interesting things

You will not find this on tube sites, except perhaps some really obscure cyrillic ones. There are some news sites showing clips of it, but not much more. It is being systematically targetted for removal. The stated reason is largely due to risk of libel cases, but I don't buy it. Apparently it needed 1 cut for USA release but 87 cuts for a UK release. That, obviously, wouldn't leave much of a film.

I've just watched it, via the SwashbucklingBay.

I'm no more certain than I was before that Diana was murdered, (I'm about 50:50 on it), but what is very clear is that some very dodgy things were done in the aftermath, and some things that the press were very privy to during the inquest, yet chose not to report. They even totally misled the public about the actual verdict. The verdict blamed "Following vehicles and an unidentified Fiat Uno" and specifically NOT the paparazzi, which were left behind on their peds by the large engined Mercedes.

And yet, the press reported it as an accident caused by the paparazzi.

Yes, the film is biased, but it is a film that does deserve to be seen by the British public.

[covent.gardens]

Drunk speeding driver crashed and killed people who weren't wearing seatbelts. Happens all the time. The end.

I can't see Charles ordering the death of the mother of his children, I can't see the security services going through with it if he did (they can't even make terrorism suspects 'disappear') - same for any politicians.

Finally how were they supposed to even know that her Merc would be going through the tunnel at such a high rate of speed in advance, and that she wouldn't be wearing a seatbelt.

It was negligence by the driver. Chances of state killing: 0.01%.

[keggyhander]

[nowhere.elysium]

As with most things related to the royals, I am replete with ungiven fucks.

There are far more pressing issues in the world today than the supposed clandestine activities of some landed family.
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[tbourner]

I don't know much about the details but why can't it just be that the driver crashed? Especially if he was paying attention to the bikes that were 'chasing' them and he was going beyond his limits. Happens all the time.

Same as that nurse who killed herself and people start coming up with theories that the government did it, why? Why so hard to believe that she killed herself? Again, it happens all the time.

Next someone will be claiming we never landed on the moon.
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[covent.gardens]

I've watched the documentary now and it's not changed my mind.

According to that documentary, the following people / groups of people must have been involved in the planning or the cover up:

Members of the Royal Family
Security Services (of two countries, extensive involvement)
Police officers
Several 'agents' on motorcycles and in a Fiat Uno
The initial responding medical crew (delaying the ambulance) and ambulance controller (making sure they got there)
Coroners and assistants
Politicians across TWO countries
Laboratory workers
Countless others who I've forgotten.

All set up in the hope her car would drive through that tunnel at a speed fast enough to kill her IF the plan was successful and they managed to make her car crash. Or was the driver in on it too?

Success was far from certain, and being exposed would probably have meant the end of the monarchy.

If they were going to kill her they'd have done it on home soil or at least chosen a more certain method of death that didn't necessitate the involvement of so many people.

If you were going to kill her, is that how you'd do it?

[keggyhander]

[DrDonnyBrago]

Who the fuck is Keith Allen?

[keggyhander]

[DrDonnyBrago]

[Lone-Wolf]

[TomGT]

[ThoughtContro...]

[Hetzer]

Here are all the fucks I give at a party I threw for them:

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[Skudd]

So who killed Jimmy Saville then?
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[thegubner]

[T0MMY]

When it comes to this sort of conspiracy theory where the real facts cannot easily be known, it seems sensible to just look at it in terms of how logical the motives are. Sort of risk and reward analysis.

On the one hand you have the fairly minor benefits of killing diana off and on the other the massively damaging consequences of the plot being found out (to put it mildly).

On that basis alone I would discount it. Much like the idea that GW had the twin towers packed with explosives.
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[D O G]

The only survivor of the crash was sitting in the least survivable position, but was the only one wearing his seatbelt.

Fucking moronic not to put your belt on, and it was that lack of imagination which killed her, nothing else.

[keggyhander]

[D O G]

[carvell]

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