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Monday, 26th April 2004
Tracing Diana’s last trip
The British establishment has packed off the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir John Stevens, to Paris to see if he can find out what caused Diana Spencer’s death in 1997.
Everyone knows Diana’s death was probably caused by a combination of two or more of drink, drugs and excessive speed. The French investigation found as much and there it would have rested for the likes of most of us. No one in the establishment ever just dies in an accident though, do they? There has to be a cover-up or a conspiracy or possibly the intervention of little green men with antennae on their heads.
I published my views on the death of Diana a couple of days after it happened when the collective insanity was becoming unbearable. Nothing ever really changes does it?
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Since moving the site to a new server Scribblings is not as easy to find your way around as it used to be. It used to depend on a script and a database on the server but is currently served as ‘flat html’.
I have some ideas about how to make it a bit easier but they depend on writing another script. I hope to get around to it ‘eventually’.
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