Prince William turns 25 and the world looks back at Princess Diana.
June 21st 2007 22:56
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How sad it all was and continues to be. The Princes get older and still the world looks on at Diana, their mother.
Young boys followed the body of their mother at her funeral and how heart rending it all was for everyone.
The world is still fascinated by the young woman who was just 36 when she died. But, life goes on despite the anguish and pain.
Those preparing the documentary defend it. Just how must those young men [as they are now] feel?
It has never left my memory. The shock and pain and horror of it all. An event that should never have happened.
Diana Documentary. CNN
A new documentary on Princess Diana's last moments is stirring up controversy. ITN's Romilly Weeks reports
Diana Documentary
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Comment by charliesgirl_992000
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They will probably never let things settle with Diana! Very sad for the familie.
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Comment by katyzzz
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You are just so right. And we grieve.
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Comment by Jessicca
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Sometimes press sucks. They just want to dig in for the sake of sales for their paper.
But it is sad indeed, that all this had to happen. I always look up to Diana, she is so beautiful and I believe she's still queen of everyone's hearts.
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Yes I think a lot of people feel just like that.
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Comment by JohnDoe
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In my eyes all she did was marry someone wealthy and famous and then lived a life of leisure...doing charity work to try and justify her existence and generally complaining about too much attention...
I still remember the hypocrisies of the day she died, people who had no interest in her when she was alive suddenly put her on a pedastool. It was all rather revolting to see the change in attitude just because she died.
Just an alternate opinion on what I observed the day the tiara died.
Comment by katyzzz
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She did have problems and worked hard to overcome them and appeared rather innocent when she married Charles.
She was in the public eye and her death was an horrendous one and of course she was so very young as were her two sons. She showed great love for children and some progressive thinking in a Royal household.
"Everyone" is far too broad a description. There is always the silent majority and they spoke when she died.
Her death was such a terrible SHOCK.
All of these factors need to be taken into account, but your view is understood and is a valid one.
Most prefer to remember her with love and compassion and that includes her boys.
Thanks John for sharing your thoughts with us.
It's always good to have alternative views.
katyzzz
Comment by JohnDoe
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Right you are, I should not have used the word "Everyone", just the majority of opinion at the time I observed. (There is always exceptions)
The princess did have a bad time of it, but IMO was like the Paris Hilton of royalty.
On a personal level I was (& still am) deeply offended that Diana's death over shadowed that of a true humanitarian Mother Teresa. Her passing became a foot note. (Not that it was Di's fault that happened)
Hope all is well with you.
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I agree so much with you about Mother Theresa. She was/is a saint. What an extraordinary woman.
Of course with Diana there was something of the shock effect, we were to a certain extent expecting the death of Mother Theresa.
I'm really pleased you have shared your thoughts on this.
katyzzz
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QUOTE ME NO QUOTES!
However, my opinion of what happened to Diana changed after seeing a highly disturbing doco many years ago, which presented some important varifiable facts, drawn from the published coronial exammination, yet not acted or commented upon in the coronial inquiry, or if it was, it was not given any weight by the sole arbiter, the French judge, whose judicial inquiry has no defense barristers within it, for it is an inquisitorial system, or so I believe.
Some first hand witnesses were also denied to present their evidence to court, what they had to say was of great interest too.
Maybe I should blog about it?
I think I will, instead of clogging up your space here lovely Katyzzz...think I'll give it a suitable moniker, like 'conspiracy' or something inventive like that! hehe!
Yes, that's what I'll do! I have a lot of information from various sources that suggests that, there was indeed a conspiracy and once you have evidence, as they say, it ceases to be a theory!
I will also say something interesting about JFK and a recent finding...who knows where it will all stop!...tee hee!!!
cheers,
fog
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