XPost: alt.talk.royalty, alt.gossip.royalty
From: bern.boergeenreclame@planet.nl
"banana" schreef in bericht
news:VVNN9JAVtu+EFwZz@borve.demon.co.uk...
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> With the Paris crash, start with the alleged disappearance of the
> vehicle with which the Mercedes came into contact in the tunnel, from
> one of the most surveilled areas in the world - another complete
> impossibility.
"One of the most surveilled areas in the world" This is one of Neil's old
mantras. Of course he hasn't provided that the underpass where three people
died in 1997 was one of the most surveilled areas in the world. As far as we
know the speed cameras near the underpass were shut down BEFORE the Mercedes
left the Ritz. At that moment the alleged "hit team" couldn't have know were
the Mercedes would go, hence this shut down couldn't be part of the alleged
conspiracy.
> Add that to the fact that if the driver had had the officially alleged
> amount of carboxyhaemoglobin in his blood, he would have been unlikely
> to have been able to drive a car at all.
This is Fayed spin, which Neil of course reproduces without adding that
according to many articles and links posted the amount of carboxhyhaemglobin
in his blood caused him to feel wobbly. The idea that he couldn't have been
able to drive at all is just Fayed spin.
> You may be interested to know that a judge recently ordered a reopening
> of the inquiry in France, focusing on the question of whether the
> alleged blood tests were genuinely of the driver's blood or not.
This is banaspin. A French judge is looking into the question how the
bloodsamples were taken and into the paperwork that the experts who analysed
it provided.
> Who knows, maybe criminal prosecutions will occur in France before
> Slossy-babes ever gets her royalist arse behind the coroner's bench at
> any English inquest.
Against whom?
B. B.
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