"Who will rid me of this turbulent Princess?"
Princess Diana was a loose cannon whom had completed her duty with two healthy Princes.
After years of inquiry into her death, ....the conclusion was given to the world...
"It was the Queen what done it".
..Only kidding, of course it was a cockup by a drunk. As if any other conclusion was possible.
What made yesterday such 'fun' was the Governments ditch all bad news now attitude.
We had Honest Tony questioned by the police.
The news tha 2500 Post Offices will be closed.
The extention of two airport runways.
And my favourite: the end of the enquiry into the bribes, sorry commisions to people to gain the right to sell death machines to the wonderful country of Saudi Arabia.
So, no conspiracies, just cockups and coincidences, and a few content important people.
Princess Diana was a loose cannon whom had completed her duty with two healthy Princes.
After years of inquiry into her death, ....the conclusion was given to the world...
"It was the Queen what done it".
..Only kidding, of course it was a cockup by a drunk. As if any other conclusion was possible.
What made yesterday such 'fun' was the Governments ditch all bad news now attitude.
We had Honest Tony questioned by the police.
The news tha 2500 Post Offices will be closed.
The extention of two airport runways.
And my favourite: the end of the enquiry into the bribes, sorry commisions to people to gain the right to sell death machines to the wonderful country of Saudi Arabia.
So, no conspiracies, just cockups and coincidences, and a few content important people.
posted by Etzel Pangloss at 14:22
4 Comments:
Di is still fodder for the Enquirer type rags in the US as well. Just another diversion.
Say - what's a "finker?" Is it slang for someone from Finland? Someone who informs to the authorities? I'm not sure I follow...
And I'd rather be Alexander than Diogenes. Diogenes was so lonely...
Hi fool,
The finker bit was just a 'spoonerism' on free thinkers.
So few to be found.
I wouldn't wish to Alexander really, "how many did Alexander slaughter to become great?"
Damn. I should have figured that one. That's good.
Very clever...the spoonerism bit. I love trouth mubble.
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