The Assassination of Princess Diana

 

I bought the book on Princess Diana’s death from FOPP, a branch of the revolutionary socialist music/DVDs/book store, just off Market Street (by Tesco Metro) in Manchester City Centre. FOPP’s selection of political books is particularly good.

 

Music Zone is a socialist but not revolutionary chain, and HMV is a big business chain. Since Richard Branson is regarded as a good capitalist (and probably is), a lot of genuine working class young people work in Virgin Megastores in order to promote good albums (by ordering lots of copies or putting them in the sales); the store in Market Street was becoming a hive of revolution, which forced conspiratorial organisations on the side of big business to shut it down, leaving the big HMV as the only store in Manchester with a large selection of CDs. Music Zone’s books are not particularly good, so I’d suggest Waterstones (which has a very big branch on Deansgate and a smaller one on St. Ann’s Square) as an alternative source of books, including those by the most significant science fiction author of all time, Isaac Asimov. Avoid Amazon on the internet since I bought at least one book supposedly written by Isaac, called Magic, which clearly wasn’t written by him; I suspect that they produce different versions of particularly important books.

 

Isaac’s most important literature is the Foundation series that explains a lot about how the world works outcome in a story about the replacement of a crumbling empire by a new one over a period of 1,000 years (a galactic revolution). The main character Hari Seldon invents “psychohistory”, which entails building a model of the past and present on a computer in order to predict the future and decide what needs to be done in order to achieve a desired outcome. This is what the brain does all the time with all sorts of sub-tasks, but which is applied in the novels to achieving a galactic revolution; on the Earth, computer modelling is carried out by conspiratorial organisations on the side of the working class to ensure a world socialist revolution succeeds – and by conspiratorial organisations on the side of big business to try to stop us. I have developed a simulation language called SDML that is used for this task. For more information, visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/strictly-declarative-modelling-language. Two “Foundations” were set up by Hari at opposite ends of the galaxy, one to become the nucleus of a new empire and the Second Foundation (see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/second-foundation) whose members used mind reading/control powers ensure that the “Seldon plan” for the revolution was adhered to. Mind control was revealed as fact and number one in a list of “The World’s Greatest Conspiracy Theories” (with over 500,000 websites devoted to it) in a Channel 5 TV programme on the Thursday before Christmas. Foundation’s Edge and Foundation and Earth have a very left-wing ending (called “Galaxia”, which I am therefore using as the name for a new revolutionary socialist band – see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/galaxiamusic) and it is best to read them first; the original trilogy (Foundation, Foundation and Empire and Second Foundation) had right-wing plots to get round the censors in the 1950s.

 

The British state certainly had motives for assassinating Diana. She was the world’s greatest anti-war campaigner, due to her hugely successful campaign against landmines, and was going out with a Muslim. Imagine if she was alive two years ago – Blair would not have got away with supporting Bush’s war for oil on Iraq! Also, Diana was a huge embarrassment for the Royal Family, which would have been compounded if she had married Dodi Fayed or perhaps even had a baby with Dodi out of wedlock. There were rumours that Diana had a foetus in her stomach when she died, but the French state did not permit a proper autopsy or inquest, as David Cohen reveals in his book (based on a documentary he produced for Channel 5). There were many other cover-ups, including the fact that the French state cleaned the tunnel and opened it up to the public in a matter of hours, removing what could have been vital evidence!

 

I knew that Diana was assassinated when I first heard the news, since the most serious love of my life, Nathalie Monier, in Manchester Socialist Party, was assassinated in equally suspicious circumstances alongside Stuart Ward (an agent of big business and ex-squaddie who was also in the Socialist Party and Militant Tendency as it was known beforehand – Militant led the 18 million-strong mass non-payment campaign that defeated the poll tax and brought down Margaret Thatcher – see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/militant-tendency), called Stuart Ward, while waiting in Whalley Range – by a very fast car hired by two drug dealers, who of course are easy to manipulate by the “security services”, driving at over 100mph past cars waiting at a bus stop and mowing them down at a bus stop (waiting to go to a meeting I was at) on the other side of the road. After Diana’s butler Paul Burrell revealed that she had written him a note saying that there was a plot to tamper with the brakes of her car in the Daily Mirror, over 90% of people in an opinion poll thought that she had been murdered! However, in Diana: Death of a Goddess, David Cohen rules that out as the method of her death.

David came up with a lot of evidence for the most likely explanation of Diana’s death – VX5 nerve gas squirted into driver Henri Paul’s face when the Mercedes entered the Alma Tunnel, to give him blurred vision, so that he would hit a white Fiat Uno driven by James Andanson that was zigzagging slowly in the tunnel. Pieces of the Uno’s tail light were later found in the tunnel. Andanson had links with both the British and French “security services” and the Order of the Solar Temple. Many members of that Order died in suspicious circumstances – including Grace Kelly (Princess Grace of Monaco), who paid $8 million to join but refused to pay an additional £12 million that the Order subsequently demanded from her. She died on a road adjacent to land owned by the Order; it seems that they detonated a device emitting VX nerve gas by remote control so that Grace’s car would crash. Andanson himself later died in suspicious circumstances – supposedly committing suicide by setting fire to himself many miles from anywhere. Diana’s ambulance took an extraordinary length of time to reach a hospital, and someone was paid $540,000 to bump her off.

 

The only flaw in David’s excellent book is the final chapter, where he suggests that there was a conspiracy but that it didn’t work and he resorts to psychological reasoning (clearly in order to get published). He supposedly rules out the conspiracy succeeding because it couldn’t be modelled (but it, as well as Nathalie and Stuart’s assassination, could be using SDML fully in advance).

 

Go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/assassination-of-princess-diana