Saturday, April 17, 2004
DODI MUST DIE!
Dodi must die at any cost! Even at the cost of the Future King of England's Mother!
I have always disliked the Royals, with the one exception as mentioned earlier. Tho my mother was an ardent Royalist! (fan of the Royal family)
But, Mohammed Al Fayed, the millionaire father of Dodi Al Fayed, was already a well known name here for years before the Diana- Dodi affair. He was a successful business man, who had done a lot of financial good to this country, yet his name somehow always managed to be smeared, and often needless it seemed. And despite the financial good, he had done here, he was never allowed even after living here for half a life-time, to take British Citizenship. Why? What was so wrong or bad about this man in particular? Especially when people knew he was bring a lot of financial flourish to the country.
As most folks know, he is a muslim. His son was a muslim. Diana loved Dodi of that there is little doubt. Does anyone really think, the Royal family, who have been quoted time and time again, (tho admittedly only odd members of them) as being racist, would want the future King's mother to bear a child when the father is muslim? And would anyone want Prince William, heir apparent, to have a half brother, that is of mixed race blood, and a muslim? Methinks not!
I should also say too, I had a lot of time for Mohammed Al Fayed, even before the royal connection, as I was sure he was my biological dad! ;-)
A quote from Prince Philip: (The Queen's husband)
Prince Philip, who has been accused of insensitivity in the past, was touring a high-tech electronics company when he spotted a fuse box which looked less sophisticated than other state of the art equipment in the plant.
"It looks as though it was put in by an Indian," he said Full Story
And again, a comment made in 1986 in Bejing:
"If you stay here much longer you'll all be slitty eyed"
To a group of British students he met in China
Diana did what she was hired to do. Bear and produce a healthy heir to the British throne. I believe she was naieve enough at the time of her marraige to believe Charles loved her, and that she would be accepted warts and all. But once she'd had her sons, and produced the heir and the spare, and her and Charles relationship was broken down beyond all retrieval, well, like that old song goes, "They shoot horses don't they?"
More will follow as time and avoidance of the Queen's hit sqad allows!
