NEW BOOK PROBES PRINCESS DIANA DEATH
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(CNNS,  01/11/99)  --  "Ru  Mills"  (pseudonym)  has  authored  a
soon-to-be  published   book   which   probes  the  circumstances
surrounding the death of Princess Diana in August 1997.

The book,  tentatively  titled,  "Diana,  Queen  of  Heaven,"  is
apparently  the first to question whether the death of Lady Diana
was truly  a  car  accident.   Information  in  the book strongly
suggests that Lady  Diana  was  murdered,  as  the  result  of  a
conspiracy against her.

"Ru  Mills"  is  well  known to readers of Conspiracy Nation News
Service and has an impressive background.  Her deep-cover sources
routinely provide her  with  inside  information  which has often
proven to be prescient.

Besides  questioning  whether  Diana's  death   was   really   an
"accident,"  Mills  elaborates  on  how  the revered image of the
princess may be used  to  promote  a  "New World Religion."  In a
memo sent to CNNS, she discusses how holographic technology could
be used to help foster a religious mania.

Quoting  from  a  political  newsletter,  Mills  buttresses   her
argument:

  The  'Blue  Beam'  project will pretend to be the universal
  fulfillment of the prophecies of old; as major an event  as
  that  which  took place 2000 years ago (the birth of Jesus,
  son of God).

  In principle, 'Blue Beam'  will  make  use  of the sky as a
  movie screen as spaced based  laser  generating  satellites
  project simultaneous images to  the  four  corners  of  the
  planet, in every  language,  in  every dialect according to
  region.

  The 'Blue Beam' project deals with the religious aspect  of
  the New World Order and is a large scale seduction.

  With computer animation and sound effects appearing to come
  from the  depths  of  space,  astonished  followers  of the
  various  creeds  will witness their own returned messiah in
  spectacularly convincing life like realness.

  (Washington   Report   A   monthly   Washington   Political
  Newsletter, February 1995, Volume 16)

With "Millenium Madness" on the rise, secret forces pushing for a
"New World Order" could well  have  an  image of "Diana, Queen of
Heaven," set to be "broadcast" on the biggest movie screen  ever:
the wide open sky.