The Goddess and the King
A genciesunder the control of this spider’s web of interconnecting families and interests
were responsible for the murder of Diana, Princess of Wales. Of that I have no doubt.
But please don’t take my word for this. Look at the evidence and judge for yourself.
Many people dismiss the idea that Diana was assassinated because it would be
impossible to kill her in a public situation and then cover up the evidence. After all,
there would need to be coordination between so many different agencies. . . . There are so many similarities between the Kennedy assassination, the ritual killing
of a Sun King, and that of Diana, Princess of Wales, in what I am convinced to have
been a ritual murder of the Moon goddess known to the ancients as Diana. . . . Diana Frances Spencer was born at Park House on the Queen’s Sandringham estate
in Norfolk on July 1st 1961, the third and youngest daughter of Viscount Althorp, later
the 8th Earl Spencer, and his first wife Frances Roche. Her parents separated when she
was six and divorced in 1969, and her mother married the wallpaper tycoon Peter
Shand-Kidd. Diana had a younger brother, Charles, the present Earl Spencer, and two
sisters, Jane and Sarah. Another son was born before Diana, but he died and she
believed that her parents would much rather she been a boy, a son and heir. Diana said
that her childhood was very unhappy and she was to crave all her short life for the love
and warmth denied her as a child. Living at Sandringham she knew the Queen from the
time she was a little girl and she used to play with the royal children. It is said that
Charles first saw Diana when she was still in her pram. She remembered, with less than
affection, being shunted over to the Queen’s residence during the holidays year after
year to watch the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The choice of movie is interesting
because it was written by Ian Fleming, the intelligence agent, friend of Aleister Crowley
and author of the James Bond novels. The movie features a king and queen who hate
children. They employ a child catcher to lure children, abduct them, and put them in a
cage. They are then taken to the castle and locked in a dungeon. It is all symbolism for
what is actually happening and there is no way that the Windsors played this for Diana
so often by accident. Certainly Diana was already picking up the Windsor ‘vibes’ at
Sandringham. She told Andrew Morton in his book, Diana: Her True Story: “The
atmosphere was always very strange when we went there and I used to kick and fight
anyone who tried to make us go” 21 So the Windsors were well aware of Diana from
the moment she was born. When she was 13, Diana moved from Norfolk to live at
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Althorp in Northamptonshire, the Spencer family’s ancestral home, after her father
inherited the title of Earl Spencer. Diana was particularly devastated when her father
married Raine, the daughter of the novelist Barbara Cartland. Diana had a deep loathing
for her. She said in Diana: Her True Story that in September 1989 she had unleashed her
years of frustration on Raine: “I told her what I thought about her, and I’ve never known
such anger in me. I remember really going for her gullet” . I said “If you only knew how
much we all hated you for what you’ve done, you’ve ruined the house (Althorp), you
spend all daddy’s money, and for what?” The empathy that Diana had with people in
emotional distress came from her own emotional scars which she carried all her life.
The Spencers are an Elite bloodline family. They are cousins of the Spencer-
Churchills and related to the Marlborough family at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire,
where Winston Churchill was born. Other forebears included the Duke of Marlborough,
Sir Robert Walpole, and the Spencer family inherited a considerable fortune from Sarah,
Duchess of Marlborough. They also married into the Cavendish family, the Dukes of
Devonshire at Chatsworth House, and that offshoot became known as Spencer-
Cavendish. Diana shared common ancestors with Prince Charles in the 3rd Duke of
Devonshire and, most significantly, King James I, the first Stuart king of England and
Scotland and sponsor of Francis Bacon. It was King James who played a highly
influential role in the expansion of the Brotherhood, the formation of the Virginia
Company which still controls the United States, and the creation of the King James
version of the Bible. Diana was also descended through several lines from the Stuart
kings, Charles II and James II, which connected her, as with James I, to the
Merovingian bloodline in France. Charles II had so many children out of wedlock that
goodness knows where some of their bloodlines are today. One thing’s for sure, the
Brotherhood will know. As Elite families go, the Spencers are an important bloodline
and Diana was related to countless aristocratic lines, including the Earls of Lucan.
Further afield the Spencers have blood ties with many leading American families and
they are distantly related to the Rockefellers. They have a long history of serving the
monarch and the tradition continued with Diana’s father. He was equerry to King
George VI (who was married to the Queen Mother) and to Queen Elizabeth. Diana’s
sister, Jane, is married to Sir Robert Fellowes, the Queen’s Private Secretary at the time
of Diana’s death. Both of Diana’s grandmothers, the Countess Spencer and Ruth Lady
Fermoy, were inner circle members of the Queen Mother’s court, as were four of her
great aunts. The Spencers and the Queen Mother were very close and it was Lady
Fermoy and the Queen Mother who manipulated Diana into her marriage with Prince
Charles. This could be most significant when you hear about the true nature of the
Queen Mother.
The countdown to the marriage began when Diana met Prince Charles at Althorp
while he was having a relationship with her sister Sarah, in 1977. Diana was 16, but it
was three years later that the Windsors really made their move on her. With the Queen
Mother and Lady Fermoy manipulating behind the scenes, she was invited to a dance
at Buckingham Palace to celebrate Charles’ 30th birthday. Then, in July 1980, a friend
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of Charles, Philip de Pass, asked her to stay with them while the Prince was there. In
Diana’s own words, Charles was all over her and “He leapt on me practically” .22 He
asked her to travel with him to Buckingham Palace the next day and an invitation
followed to join the Windsors in the September at Balmoral, their residence in Scotland.
Eventually Charles asked her to marry him and she accepted. “I love you so much”
Diana said to him. “Whatever love is” Charles replied.23 That is such a telling statement
about the Windsors and the way they bring up their children. They don’t understand love
because they give and receive so little. Imagine being a young child and having to line
up with everyone else to shake your mother’s hand when she returned from an overseas
visit. That is how the Queen and Prince Philip treated Charles. Diana was a kindergarten
nanny when the story of the relationship broke in the media and her life in the public eye
and the constant spotlight had begun. So had her nightmare with the Windsors. Looking
back, Diana could see that Charles had never been genuine in his affection for her. She
realised even before the wedding that he was having a relationship with his real love,
Camilla Parker-Bowles, and this continued and grew during their marriage. Charles and
Camilla communicated using the code ‘Gladys and Fred’. Camilla, like the Windsors, is
close to the Rothschilds and on the first anniversary of Diana’s death, she was on the
lonian island of Corfu enjoying the hospitality of Lord Jacob Rothschild.24 He has also
spent £16 million leasing and restoring the Spencer’s 18th century mansion overlooking
Green Park in London, close to Buckingham Palace.25
The Windsors wanted Diana to produce heirs with Spencer genes and that was all
she was to them: an incubator. A week after her engagement to Charles, her bulimia
began. This is an eating disorder in which you make yourself sick every time you eat
food. Diana was throwing up three or four times a day and became desperately thin. As
I mentioned in an earlier chapter, many victims of childhood sexual and Satanic abuse
suffer from bulimia later in life. She said that the bulimia was ‘triggered’ when Charles
put his hand on her waist and said “Oh, a bit chubby here, aren’t we?” Bulimia is a
disease of the emotions, as most diseases are, and Diana was in emotional turmoil even
before the wedding. She described the attitude of Charles like this:
“He’d found the virgin, the sacrificial Iamb, and in a way he was obsessed with me. But it
was hot and cold, hot and cold. You never knew what mood it was going to be, up and
down, up and down... He was in awe of his mama, intimidated by his father, and I was
always the third person in the room.” 26
She met her sisters and told them she couldn’t go through with the marriage,
especially with Camilla still on the scene, but they said she had no choice because
“Your face is on the tea towels and you’re too late to chicken out” . Before the wedding,
Diana stayed at Clarence House, the London residence of the Queen Mother. When she
had arrived no-one was there to welcome her, she said, it was like going to a hotel.
Diana and Charles were married in St Paul’s Cathedral on July 29th 1981. That morning
at Clarence House she said she felt calm, deathly calm: “I felt I was a lamb to the
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slaughter. I knew it, and I couldn’t do anything about it” .27 What prophetic words those
would prove to be. They spent the first night of their honeymoon at the Mountbatten
family estate at Broadlands in Hampshire before sailing around the Greek islands in the
royal yacht Britannia (Barati). The bulimia got worse and she considered suicide, such
was the scale of her unhappiness. “My husband made me feel so inadequate in every
possible way that each time I came up for air he pushed me down again. I hated myself
so much” . One of Diana’s royal duties in 1982 was to represent the Queen at the funeral
of Princess Grace of Monaco, another victim of Brotherhood murder when the brakes
on her car failed. Princess Grace, formerly the actress Grace Kelly, ran the Monaco
branch of the Order of the Solar Temple with Jean Louis Marsan, the close friend of her
husband, Prince Rainier. The Windsors got what they wanted when Prince William was
conceived. Diana was told that the birth had to be induced to fit in with Charles’ polo
playing programme and the blond-haired, blue-eyed William was born on June 21st
1982, the summer solstice. Now first of all, what kind of father and husband insists that
his wife and son be given needless drugs to suit his polo diary? And secondly, does
anyone believe that was really the reason? The Windsors are obsessed with astrology and
the esoteric arts to such an extent that the psychic-astrologer mother of an Irish friend of
mine could predict with uncanny accuracy the colours the Queen and Queen Mother
would be wearing every day. She was correct again and again because she knew the
colours connected to each day according to esoteric law. A family so steeped in
Satanism, the esoteric mysteries, and the Sun cult, induce the heir to ensure he is born on
the summer solstice, when the Sun is at the peak of its power, and that’s just a
coincidence? No way. He was christened William (after the Black Nobility William the
Conqueror) Arthur (after the Sun God symbol, King Arthur) Philip (after the Duke of
Edinburgh) Louis (after Louis Mountbatten). William’s first serious girlfriend, according
to the British press, was Emma Parker-Bowles, the niece of his father’s lover, Camilla.
Prince Harry was born in September 1984 and Diana’s usefulness to the Windsors was
over. “Then suddenly as Harry was born it just went bang, our marriage, the whole thing
went down the drain” , she told Andrew Morton.28 Diana and Charles separated in 1992
and divorced on August 28th 1996. Almost exactly a year later she was dead.
Diana lived in apartments at Kensington Palace or ‘KP’ as she called it. Prince
Michael of Kent, the Grand Master of English Freemasonry, has his home there, also.
The Brotherhood-Windsor machine attempted to destroy Diana’s credibility and public
esteem. A tape of an intimate telephone conversation between her and the car dealer,
James Gilbey, was released through the media in 1992. On the tape Diana said that
Charles was a real torture. She told Gilbey: “I’ll go out and conquer the world, do my
bit in the way I know how and leave him behind” .
But despite, perhaps because of, the efforts to discredit her, Diana’s popularity
continued and grew. Her unique combination of a big heart, a global public profile, and
an intense desire to settle a score with the Windsors, threatened the very survival of
royalty. Her natural compassion and empathy with people were putting the emotionless
Windsors in the shade and exposing them as out of date and irrelevant. The naive, shy
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19-year-old, who was enticed into the Windsor web, was now a woman who was
realising her true power and was prepared to use it. She took the issue of landmines
from obscurity to the front pages across the world and she had the platform to do that
with any subject she chose. To the Windsors and the Brotherhood, this lady was
dangerous with a capital D. She also knew many intimate secrets of the Windsors
and the establishment. She knew where the bodies were buried as they say, and she
had shown in her famous interview with the BBC current affairs programme,
Panorama, in November 1995, that she was prepared to reveal some of them. That
interview, in which she talked of her unhappy relationship with the royal family in
very forthright terms, did immense harm to the Windsors and they must have
wondered what on earth she would do next. In my travels around the world I met a
man who had a call from Diana in March 1997, a few months before she died. He
was amazed when she said it was the Princess of Wales and he didn’t believe her at
first, especially when she said that she was calling from a ‘supermarket phone’ in
England. But Diana and this man had a mutual friend, and a close confidant of Diana
told me that she often rang people from public phones, particularly from a
department store in Kensingston, when she wanted to be certain the conversation
would not be tapped. Diana admired this man for his wisdom and knowledge. She
said she had something to reveal that would shake the world and she wanted his
advice on how best to do it. He will not reveal what she told him, but when I said
that I knew she was aware of the Windsors’ connection to global drugs trafficking, he
said: “Oh no, it was much worse than that” . You might get an idea of what it could
have been later in this chapter. Diana knew far more than people realise, as we shall
also see. But that was only one level of the plot to kill Diana. At the highest level of
the black magicians who control the Brotherhood networks, I have no doubt that her
death had long been planned according to their ancient and deeply sick ritual. These
two levels, the practical need to remove her (lower initiates) and the need for a ritual
killing of the ‘goddess Diana’ (highest initiates) would run side by side, exactly as
they did with President Kennedy.
The final sequence of events which led to her death involves, at almost every turn, a
man called Mohamed Al Fayed, the Egyptian ‘owner’ of Harrods, the top people’s store
in Knightsbridge, London, and the father of Dodi Fayed who died in the crash with
Diana. Al Fayed also owns the Ritz Hotel in Paris. This is the guy who bleats on and on
about the need for “truth” and “justice” over the death of Diana and yet he would not
recognise truth if it bit him on the bum. You can always tell when Mohamed Al Fayed is
lying - his lips are moving. He fought a long, public, and vicious battle for control of
Harrods and the House of Fraser with Tiny Rowland, the head of another Brotherhood
front, Lonrho, the London-Rhodesia company, which has been responsible for so much
manipulation of Africa and Africans. At one stage there was a Department of Trade and
Industry inquiry into the Harrods takeover and it concluded: “The lies of Mohamed
Fayed and his success in ‘gagging’ the press created a new fact: that lies were the truth
and the truth was a lie” .29 This would be a suitable epitaph for what Private Eye, the
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British satirical magazine and others, have dubbed: The phony pharaoh. The report also
revealed that Al Fayed had lied about his family background. He had claimed to come
from a wealthy Egyptian family and it was this money, he said, that he was using to buy
Harrods. In fact he comes from a far from rich family and he didn’t have any such
money of his own. He was born on January 27th 1929 in Alexandria, the son of a
school inspector. He sold Coca-Cola in the streets and later knocked on doors selling
Singer sewing machines. It was an introduction to Adnan Khashoggi, now the world’s
most famous arms broker, which changed his life. Khashoggi was the son of the
personal physician to the King of Saudi Arabia and the Khashoggis employed ‘Al’
Fayed (then Mohamed Abdel Moneim Fayed) in their business ventures. He later fell
out with the Khashoggi family, apparently, and proceeded to lie his way through a
stream of business deals which made him a lot of money from setting up deals for
others and taking a commission. The construction company, Costain, was one of his
main sources of income in the early days, but he made nothing like as much money as
he claimed to be worth. See Tom Bower’s book, Fayed, The Unathorised Biography,
for the detailed background.30 Al Fayed’s involvement with the Haiti dictator, Papa
Doc, led to interest in his activities by the CIA. One CIA report on him remarked that:
“He strikes one as being friendly and evil at the same time” .31
While he became wealthy by the standards of the rest of the population, he did not
have nearly enough of his own money to buy Harrods and he used the wealth of the
Sultan of Brunei, one of the richest men in the world. It was the Sultan who provided
the money for Harrods and Al Fayed also acted for him in the purchase of the
prestigious London hotels, the Savoy and the Dorchester. Al Fayed may act the big
tycoon, but in the biggest game he is a ‘gofer’ who takes orders and does as he’s told.
This is fascinating because we are led to believe that Mohamed Al Fayed and the Queen
are on different sides and oppose each other over what happened to Diana. Funny, then,
that Mohamed Al Fayed is subordinate to the Sultan of Brunei and the Queen of
England is a friend of the Sultan of Brunei. She went to stay with him between
September 16th and 20th in 1998.32 What is going on here? Al Fayed’s most prominent
sycophantic media poodle is the Daily Mirror which has acted as his personal
newsletter. The Mirror made strenuous efforts to secure an interview with me in June
1998, despite my initial reluctance. But when I made my thoughts about Al Fayed
known to the reporter, the article was dropped by the Editor, Piers Morgan, who
personally conducts the Mirror interviews with Al Fayed.
Doing as you are told by the very rich and powerful and using highly unscrupulous
business methods, has proved extremely profitable for Al Fayed. He owns a fleet of
bullet proof Mercedes, a £3.5 million Sikorski helicopter, a £13 million Gulfstream
Jet, a £15 million yacht, The Jonikal, castles and 50,000 acres in Scotland, and
expensive homes in Gstaad, New York, Dubai, Geneva, Gerona, London, Surrey and
Los Angeles, all fully staffed and equipped.33 Balnagown, his Scottish castle, is close
to Loch Ness. As long as he does as he is told and is useful to the Brotherhood his
wealth will continue. If he doesn’t - gone. They will hang him out to dry. Another
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source of income for the Fayeds, again interconnected with the Sultan of Brunei, is
arms dealing. Al Fayed’s former brother-in-law and Dodi’s uncle, Adnan Khashoggi,
the infamous Saudi arms dealer and fixer, has arranged weapons sales, legal and illegal,
worth multibillions of dollars. Many of the discussions for such deals take place at the
Ritz Hotel in Paris owned by Mohamed Al Fayed (or the Sultan?). This is one reason
why Al Fayed has the Ritz bugged to eavesdrop on his VIP guests. In fact, he has
everything bugged, as we’ll see. He is deeply involved in brokering arms sales and
Dodi was often an unofficial broker for arms-for-oil deals between the Gulf states and
America.34 Adnan Khashoggi is a close associate of George Bush and bankrolled part of
Bush’s ‘Iran-Contra’ arms-for-drugs operation in the 1980s. George Bush, in turn, is a
bosom buddy of the Queen and Prince Philip. Al Fayed is involved in many
underground deals and plots involving events, people, and subjects that he is desperate
to ensure remain secret. Certainly not a man to trust under any circumstances, in my
view. I should emphasise, too, that the Islamic elite, like the Sultan of Brunei, are
significant players in the Brotherhood pyramid and the Grand Lodge at Cairo is one of
the most powerful secret society centres in the world. This is hardly surprising given the
Brotherhood’s obsession with ancient Egypt and it’s ritual and symbols. The reptilian
bloodlines may be predominantly Aryan, but they are far from exclusively so. They
work through streams within all races, the Arabs and the ‘Jews’ most certainly among
them. One of the predominant secret societies in the Arab world is the Order of the
Mystic Shrine or the ‘Shriners’. They are connected to the Knights Templar, and the
York and Scottish Rites of Freemasonry. Among their members in the United States
have been President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his successor President Harry S.
Trueman. There is also a Prince Hall Shrine for black members of the Brotherhood,
including that self-styled spokesman for the black community in the United States,
Jesse Jackson.
Al Fayed has served the interests of the Brotherhood and the establishment in a
number of ways while presenting an anti-establishment public profile. For instance it
was he who exposed the two Conservative MPs, Neil Hamilton and Tim Smith, who
were taking money to ask certain questions in the House of Commons. This is quite
illegal. Al Fayed knew that this was true because he was the one giving them the
money! This story did enormous harm to the Conservative Government and did much
to help the Brotherhood chosen one, Tony Blair, to a landslide victory for the Labour
Party at the following General Election. Al Fayed has also escaped prosecution so far
for a growing number of allegations from young female members of staff at Harrods
that he sexually assaulted them. His obsession with sex is legendary. One girl, 17-yearold
Samantha-Jane Ramsay, said that when she complained to her supervisor that she
had been groped by Al Fayed, the supervisor sighed: “Another one” . Al Fayed sacked
her for making the complaint, as he does all those who speak out against his sexual
molestation and style of business ‘management’. John Monks the general secretary of
the Trades Union Congress, said that at Harrods there was “A regime of fear and
terror” . When Samantha-Jane took her complaint to the local Marylebone Police
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Station, she said that the officer told her: “You’re not the first to come to us. We have
files inches high on Mr Al Fayed, but no proof. It would be your word against his” .35 A
file inches high of different girls making the same complaint about the same man
would, I suggest, constitute rather more than “No proof” . But Al Fayed, the man we are
told the establishment would love to crush, survives untouched. So this is just some of
the background to the liar, double-dealer, sexual molester, Satanist and Sultan of Brunei
frontman, who had complete control of Diana’s security in the days and hours leading
up to her death. I wouldn’t trust him with the security of my cat. Indeed, as Tom Bower
has documented, Al Fayed has ordered his hit men to shoot a cat he didn’t like.
Al Fayed had become close to the Spencer family through Diana’s father, Earl
‘Johnny’ Spencer, and stepmother Raine. He helped ‘Johnny’ through financial
difficulties and said he considered the Earl to be a brother.36 He had given Raine, whom
Diana couldn’t stand, a place on the Harrods board. Al Fayed sponsored prestigious
royal events like the Royal Windsor Horse Show and polo competitions, but he
especially backed the causes and charities supported by Diana. Bob Loftus, the head of
security at Harrods between 1987 and 1996, told the British Channel Four programme,
Dispatches, in June 1998, that he was ordered to tell Al Fayed immediately if Diana
came into the store. Al Fayed would then go to the department where she was shopping
and ‘accidentally’ meet her. Every Christmas a green Harrods van would call at Diana’s
home, Kensington Palace, with gifts for her and the boys from ‘Uncle Mohamed’.
When you look at the evidence, he made it his business to court the friendship of the
Princess of Wales in every way possible. On June 3rd 1997, he invited her to join him
for a Summer holiday at his beach-side villa in San Tropez in the south of France. On
June 11th he got the breakthrough he had been working so hard for: she accepted. The
following day he completed the purchase of a £15 million yacht, The Jonikal, through
his Bermudan company Mohafa Shipping, and it was on this boat that Dodi and Diana’s
romance was soon to blossom.
On July 11th Diana arrived in San Tropez with her sons, William and Harry, to stay
in an eight-bedroomed luxury apartment on the ten acre Al Fayed estate on the
exclusive Le Parc development. At this time, Dodi Fayed was still at his apartment in
Paris with his fiancee Kelly Fisher, the American model. The 41-year-old Dodi was a
‘gofer’ for his father and lived on his father’s wealth, although he had enjoyed some
success in the movie industry at one time as the hands-off producer of the hit British
film Chariots Of Fire, again thanks to his father’s money. He had a playboy reputation
and was a very big spender, once famously running up a $100,000 bill in two months
on his Amex card. He was dominated by his father and even in his film operation every
decision had to be approved by Al Fayed. Dodi did whatever his father told him to do.
He had been engaged to Kelly Fisher for eight months and she was expecting to spend
her holiday on The Jonikal. But on the evening of July 14th, Dodi took a phone call
from his father who ordered him to go immediately to San Tropez to be with Diana.
Kelly Fisher described what happened next in an interview with the Dispatches
programme:
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“(Dodi) said he was going to London and he’d be back and then we were going to San
Tropez. That evening he didn’t call me and I finally got him on his portable phone. I said
‘Dodi where are you?’ and he said he was in London. I said ‘OK, I’ll call you right back at
your apartment’. He said ‘No, no, don’t call me back.’ So I said ‘Dodi where are you?’ and
he admitted he was in the South of France. His father had asked him to come down and
not bring me, I know now.”
Two days later Dodi sent a private plane to fly Kelly to San Tropez. But while he
stayed with Diana, Kelly was kept aboard another Fayed boat. “I’m sitting here stuck”
she said. “So he had me in my little boat cage and he was, I know now, seducing
Diana.” On July 31st, Diana returned to San Tropez for a second holiday with Dodi, this
time alone. Kelly Fisher was back in Los Angeles preparing for her wedding to Dodi
which she said was due to take place on August 9th. But two days before that, the story
broke in the world media of the romance between Dodi and Diana. Kelly heard from a
friend who saw a picture in the paper. She recalls:
“I started calling him in London because at this time I was expecting his arrival in a day. I
called his private line, but there was no answer. So then I called the secretary and asked to
speak to him and she wouldn’t put me on. So Mohamed got on and in so many horrible
words told me to never call back again. I said ‘He’s my fiancee, what are you talking
about?’ He hung up on me and I called back and the secretary said don’t ever call here
again, your calls are no longer to be put through. It was so horrible.” 37
Ironically, Diana used to have Kensington Palace swept for listening devices and now
she was in the clutches of a man for whom bugging was an obsession. The Al Fayed villa
in San Tropez was bugged, as were all Fayed properties. Everything Diana said could be
heard. Bob Loftus, the former Head of Security at Harrods, said that the bugging there was
“A very extensive operation” and was also always under the direction of Al Fayed.38 Henry
Porter, the London Editor of the magazine Vanity Fair, had spent two years investigating Al
Fayed and he said they came across his almost obsessive use of eavesdropping devices to
tape telephone calls, bug rooms, and film people. Through mutual friends, Porter warned
Diana about Al Fayed’s background and activities “Because we thought this was quite
dangerous for her for obvious reasons” 39 But Diana apparently felt she could handle it and
although she knew Al Fayed could “Sometimes be a rogue” , he was no threat to her, she
thought. He is rather more than a rogue and rather more often than ‘sometimes’. She
apparently told friends: “I know he’s naughty, but that’s all” . The Dispatches programme
said they had written evidence that Al Fayed bugged the Ritz Hotel and given his
background and the deals that are hatched at the Ritz, it would be staggering if he did not.
Kelly Fisher said that the whole time she was in Fayed property she just assumed
everything was bugged. It was known, she said, and Dodi had told her everywhere was
bugged. She went on: “As a matter of fact, when I confronted him about Diana, he said:
‘I can’t talk to you on the phone’. He said ‘I’ll talk to you in LA’. I knew what that
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meant” . Diana was under the ‘protection’ of the Al Fayed security machine and even
her most private conversations were being monitored.
Diana went with Dodi to Al Fayed’s Elizabethan-style mansion called Barrow Green
Court at Oxted in Surrey, formerly owned by the Satanist Lord McAlpine. Throughout
the house Al Fayed had placed statues of semi-naked Greek goddesses. On August 21st,
despite Henry Porter’s warning, Diana returned again to San Tropez for another holiday
with Dodi. Al Fayed was milking the situation, briefing journalists and photographers
and enlisting the advice of publicist Max Clifford.40 The Al Fayed machine was leaking
the couple’s whereabouts to ensure maximum publicity. Al Fayed complained after the
crash that photographers and journalists would not leave the Princess alone, a statement
which, in the circumstances, beggars belief. The Diana-Dodi romance was now in full
swing and Al Fayed was urging his son to intensify the relationship.41 And what Al
Fayed said, Dodi did. Nothing was left to chance. Diana’s favourite music, the theme
from The English Patient, was played over and over as the couple cruised on The
Jonikal. Diana and Dodi had much in common. Both had been born into wealthy
families and their fathers were distant figures. Both had experienced the breakdown of
their parents’ marriages as their mothers left home. They even attended finishing
schools close to each other in Switzerland. But we should not rule out the possibility of
mind manipulation techniques being used on both parties. I have met a number of
former mind controlled slaves who were programmed to fall madly in love with
someone they normally would not even like and there are endless examples of ‘love
spells’ concocted by black magicians to cause someone to fall madly in love with them.
My scientist friend, Brian Desborough, tells me that the feeling of being in love is
dependent upon the brain producing phenylethylamine. This is a chemical which also
diminishes the ability to discriminate effectively, hence the term ‘love is blind’.
Production of this chemical is sustained by the release of endorphins, a naturally
occurring chemical linked to memory, learning, pain suppression, sex drive and
hormone regulation. If these chemicals could be stimulated in both parties they would
fall instantly in love.
I think there is a very good chance that something like this happened as the sting was
set up for both of them. There was talk of engagement in the air, but it is impossible to say
how imminent that was, because reports conflict. I have great doubts about that myself.
Diana and Dodi left the South of France from Olbia Airport at 1.3Opm on August 30th
bound for Paris on Al Fayed’s Gulfstream jet. They apparently intended to stay one night
at Dodi’s apartment, which looks out on the Arc de Triomphe, before going on to London
where Diana was due to meet her sons. It was to be her last full day alive. The plane
touched down at Le Bourget Airport in Paris at 3.2Opm and they were met by 20 or so
celebrity photographers known as the paparazzi (from an Italian word meaning ‘buzzing
insects’). A Mercedes was waiting for the party and a green Range Rover was to follow on
behind. This is normal security procedure and the very minimum you would expect to
protect someone so globally famous. With Diana and Dodi in the Mercedes was Dodi’s
bodyguard, Trevor Rees-Jones, the 29-year-old former member of the elite British
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military regiment, the Paras or Parachute Regiment. Along with the SAS, the Paras are
the most highly trained (and therefore mind controlled) regiment in the British forces. In
the Range Rover were the driver, Henri Paul, the acting Head of Security at the Ritz, and
another bodyguard, Kes Wingfield. They drove from the airport to the Villa Windsor on
the Bois de Boulogne, the former home of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The Duke
and Duchess lived there after the duke, as King Edward VIII, abdicated the British
throne when the government and establishment would not accept his marriage to the
America divorcee, Wallis Simpson. They then moved to Paris as the Duke and Duchess
of Windsor. Their house is now owned by Mohamed Al Fayed and it is said that he was
going to give it to Dodi and Diana as a wedding present. This talk of a wedding,
however, is unsubstantiated, much as Al Fayed has sought to promote it. His publicity
machine led the public to believe the couple had spent time at Villa Windsor discussing
decor, but the bodyguard Kes Wingfield said that they only stayed there for “Around ten
minutes” .42 From here they were driven to the Ritz Hotel where they arrived at 4.20pm.
The Ritz is in the Place Vendome and all around that square at first floor level are
symbols of the Sun and the cross, very much like the symbols used by the ancients to
symbolise the ‘journey’ of the Sun through the year which I featured earlier in the book.
This was the symbol of King Louis XIV, who was known as the ‘Sun King’. At his
palace at Versailles in the 17th century he decorated rooms in honour of Apollo, the Sun
god, and Diana, the goddess of the Moon. There was also a statue of the goddess Diana
at Versailles. In the centre of the Vendome Square is an immense pillar with a statue of
Napoleon on the top and it mirrors the famous Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square,
London. At this stage Diana still had the same level of security that she’d had since the
airport, but this could have been increased considerably if support from the French
High Protection Police Security Service (SPHP) had been requested. It is there to
protect VIPs visiting the city, but a request for their services must be made. It wasn’t.
All Diana’s security was provided by Al Fayed’s people from start to finish. If they had
enlisted the protection of the French police, Diana would still be alive. When a celebrity
like Madonna visits Paris, the French Police have one car in front of hers and another
behind, together with two motorcycle riders front and back of the motorcade. The cars
are driven by trained drivers and they carry armed security men. According to reports,
the SPHP made three, possibly four, offers to protect Diana, but each one was refused
by Dodi. Was he, himself, under instruction to reject these offers from someone to
whom he could not say no? An officer of the SPHP told Dodi: “If you will not use our
car, we recommend that two police cars accompany you on your excursions around the
city.” 43 This advice, too, was ignored.
Diana and Dodi went straight to the $6,000 a night 18th century Imperial Suite at the
Ritz. From there, Diana rang her friend, the Daily Mail journalist Richard Kay. She told
him she intended to retire from public life in November and he said that he had never
heard her so happy. The couple booked a table at the Chez Benoit restaurant for 8.45pm
and they intended to spend the night at Dodi’s apartment. At 6.3Opm Dodi went across
the Place Vendome to a jewellers, Repossi, to buy a diamond ring for Diana which was.