Diana's Ghost Haunts London

It is a pivotal month in “The City” and beyond. To be decided is whether World War III will be escalated in the Middle East, or whether new solutions, other than the “tried-and-true” answer to Kapitalist crises, will prevail.

In the 1997 Phase One, a marriage between East and West, potent for peace, had been assassinated. Lovebirds Dodi al Fayed and Diana Spencer had their romance extinguished by the husband of the Evil Stepmother. Besides Sherman H. Skolnick, who had distinguished the situation in 2004 (“Mephistopheles Killed Diana,” http://www.shout.net/~bigred/Mephistopheles.html), Mark Steyn, writing today in the National Review Online, also discerns the truth. A union between Dodi and Diana would have meant “Prada Islam,” a stylish, sophisticated Euro-Islam. Instead, a backward blend of Islam, favorable to war-mongers, ascended.

As with the surreal events of September 11, 2001 (9/11), the struggle for Truth is vital to whether or not war results. Can we turn back the clock to 1997? A decision proving Princess Diana was murdered would telegraph to the Muslim world that justice can indeed be hoped for and that violence is not the answer. Otherwise, the ascendant backward Islam will nod their heads and say, “You see? Nothing can be hoped for from their 'justice.'”

Diana's departed spirit will not rest until justice is done. In ghost lore it usually happens the departed hovers about not because of human intercession, but because of something unresolved. (“Ghost Of Princess Seeks Justice,” http://www.shout.net/~bigred/GhostPrincess.html). The wretched man who has dipped his hand in his fellow-creature's blood is haunted by the apprehension that the phantom of the slain stands by the bedside of his murderer. Caesar's ghost appears before Brutus, and advises Brutus they will meet again at Philippi. (Walter Scott, “Letters On Demonology And Witchcraft,” Letter 1)

The butler and the nanny are laying low. The butler has secrets he vows to carry to his grave. The nanny runs a bed-and-breakfast and wants to be left alone. (“What Does The Nanny Know?” http://www.shout.net/~bigred/Nanny.html). Paul Burrell, the butler, says Diana secreted letters from Prince Phillip in a mahogany chest. But those letters have disappeared. A “dead snapper” figures in: James Andanson, a photographer, driver of a “mystery Uno”, found shot dead in a burned-out car. The American National Security Agency (NSA) had been listening in on Diana and Lucia Flecha de Lima, wife of a former Brazilian ambassador. But the NSA refuses to hand over 1,034 transcripted pages. Is NSA hiding them in a mahogany chest?

Another aspect involves secret codes hidden in the works of “William Shakespeare” (Francis Bacon). “Crown interests in Virginia obtain to this day.” A faction of the global elite “is made up of the British Royal Establishment together with certain British/US financial and military-industrial interests traditionally based in Virginia.” (“Princess Diana: The Hidden Evidence” by Jon King and John Beveridge. New York: S.P.I. Books, 2002). A careful search of the archives of history reveals that Francis Bacon drew up the papers for the king's signature granting the charter for the Virginia Company of London. And at that time, “Virginia” was the name given to a vast span of North America's coast, extending even to parts of Canada. Is it coincidence that the Canadian currency, the Loony, is now at par with the U.S. dollar? (“Secret Codes Of Jamestown And Beyond,” http://www.shout.net/~bigred/SecretCodes.html)

Anubis has entered London. “A towering black-and-gold statue of an Egyptian god has immigrated to London, on aboard a cargo ship cursing down the Thames river.” Notice the typo from the PressTV report, dated October 2, 2007: “cursing down the Thames.” (“Ancient god of dead enters London”)

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