The Talking Clock: Wikileaks: I wonder...... Diana related?

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Sunday, 28 November 2010

Wikileaks: I wonder...... Diana related?

As the corporate media digests the latest Wikileaks sharing of information that, in my view, belongs to we the people...

There are lots of headlines coming out such as this one on the Evening Standard feed which says: "Leaked cables 'include royal claim'".

This, the Daily Express tells us, refers to "allegations of "inappropriate behaviour" by a member of the Royal Family".

So, I can't help but wonder...

As someone incredibly well read on all matters related to Diana, Princess of Wales...

Are these claims the same claims that Diana herself supposedly took details of from a third-party complainant and sealed away for security in her box of secrets - a box that, according to it, went on a magical mystery tour of a lift after being sifted through in her Kensington Palace apartments after her death..?

From the Scott Baker Inquests transcript archive:

8 Q. You mentioned, in the course of the evidence you gave at

9 the trial of Mr Burrell, that the police, at one stage,

10 had come to take photographs of the box; do you remember

11 that?

12 A. Yes, I photographed it for them, actually.

13 Q. You mentioned that it was in connection with another

14 case; do you remember that?

15 A. Yes.

16 Q. Do you know what that was?

17 A. The blacked out one in the Milburn note.

18 Q. I see. So it was to do with the criminal allegation

19 made in the tape that had been found in the box?

20 A. Yes.

The plots thickens. Maybe?

Of course, it might be totally unrelated... but it rang a bell in the mind of this Diana expert...

2 comments:

Harbinger29 November 2010 01:57
You may find the following article interesting on Wikileaks:

More Evidence That Wikileaks Is Disinformation: Wikileaks, A Touch Of Assange, And The Stench Of AIPAC
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The Talking Clock29 November 2010 04:13
On that, Harbinger, you may have something.

I'm paraphrasing, but on the Sky News strapline, it said something like:

"Wikileaks: Iran has obtained missiles from North Korea capable of hitting Western Europe..."

And I thought: 'Go on.... within forty-five minutes, perchance?' while laughing at the sheer audacity that they seem to be doing it again.

TC
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