Posted by Brigantia
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Yes Mari, spot on! We are being played. I get where you're coming from too that sometimes it is best to go with the flow. Like during convid (I like that!), I was reluctant to put my view to the certain people amongst the messianic jab-converted. Sometimes, when you're with people that you have to get along with (such as at work), it's best to keep your own counsel.
We are certainly being played and I am absolutely sure of two royal events where we have been played before. One is Philip's death, I've mentioned before on the forum that I'm certain that it happened during the depths of lockdown, but he was kept in the morgue until the time when the masses in their hundreds of thousands could line the streets of London for his funeral. I guess that a cortege along empty streets would have been unacceptable to the royals.
I've also mentioned about what I have learned of Diana's burial before on the forum. The grand, dignified cortege through London with... an empty coffin. I'm a fairly short drive away from her ancestral home, Althorp and I have heard what the villagers had to say about strange happenings in the village church of Chapel Brampton, where the Spencer family vault is within the church. Strange noises like hammering were heard in the church the week before the funeral, then the Friday service was cancelled for 'maintenance'.
The Spencer family then turned the island on the lake into a tourist attraction, where she is allegedly buried, complete with black swans on the lake and a grand memorial. It was said that the family vault was unsuitable as the village couldn't cope with so much traffic - they are quite narrow country lanes there - so it seems that the ideal solution would be to bury her secretly in a sealed vault that no one could go into. I've also been told that - allegedly - the very long-established funeral directors Ginns and Gutteridge, based in Leicester, handled the secret burial arrangements.
There's also the symbolism around her death; the 13th pillar that the car hit, and the location once having a Roman temple of Diana are those that I remember.
So, there are other things as well as these main ones that lead me not to trust royal psyops. We've been seeing some very strange theatre from them so far this year and I don't trust any of it at all. I just get an uneasy feeling of darkness around it all and we're not going to be told the truth, and of course you're right - anyone who presents an alternative scenario given all the inconsistencies will be a conspiracy theorist!
Just like Operation Gladio would have been branded a conspiracy theory in the 1980s, and that George V was euthanised but are now established facts... probably a few decades from now the truth that we are seeking will emerge.
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Have you read John Morgan's work, specifically his dissecting (no better word!) of her last few weeks, leading up to that crash in the tunnel, in his book How they Murdered Princess Diana, the shocking truth? In case you haven't, its a very comprehensive account of how the Establishment works and how they viewed this particular 'loose cannon' and their role in her life and death. For all it's 'conspiracy' tone, it's a well-respected piece of detective work. I think Avalon has Morgan's work in the Library, not sure about this book however, but you can download it via Kobo e-books website. Strongly recommended, but Morgan does do lots and lots of detail, which will put some readers off if they're looking for a quick-fix sensationalist read.
When I gazed at that Island, I just couldn't reconcile how a woman, who had given so much of herself to so many because of her warts and all authenticity could end up, virtually cloistered on an island, weeds encroaching**no one allowed to even peek at her grave, not even under strict conditions....Ffs, even the Crown Jewels can be 'viewed', under stricture, in the Tower. Spencer could've allowed a timed ticketing system (cringe) I still feel offended at his lack of trust back then with us plebs and his fears about (I paraphrase) how the 'ghouls' with pickaxes might storm the island in the dead of night. Really weird. I felt Diana, with her very strong family connections -she loved her father - would've been much happier in the family vault in Brington church, but I do understand the decision (if!) to not inter her there for security reasons. Yes, there was work done in the church vault a few days before the funeral, as that is where initially she was going to go, but Spencer changed his mind at the last minute. How he thought his sister would be 'happier' squirrelled away on the Oval Island, when he had rejected her previous plea for sanctuary on his estate smacks of money grabbing Tourism, pure and simple, as you say.
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