By James Simons-
A well documented fact is that a psychic had told princess Diana’s brakes were going to be tampered with in a plot to kill her.
As the world mourns and commemorates Diana on the 20th anniversary of her death, there several tributes have been paid to the woman loved by the British people, and the world. At the same time, there have been a number of social media trolls who have insensitively posted insulting jokes about the late princess.
Conspiracy theories about Diana’s death were rife at the time of her death, and still continue until this day. One crucial element is the fact that Diana was told by psychic, Rita Rogers, that her brakes will be tampered with, and she had a ”feeling of danger” in which she saw a black Mercedes and a tunnel, and ”felt a connection with France”. Given the eventual death of Diana in a tunnel, following a car chase, there is every reason to believe the psychic knew what she was talking about. The one drawback to this is that research conducted by the eye of media.com into the psychic phenomenon reveals that the sources of psychic information are not always reliable. Facts and fallacies are sometimes mixed together.
Our research is based on a number of experiments conducted by the eye of media.com soon to be published in full once thoroughly completed and exhausted. Plans to publish our findings in May this year was thwarted by a credible threat of court action over subjective interpretations, and the names of two particular psychics whose names we wished to reveal as part of the publication. Legal advise was eventually taken to suspend the publication, but plans remain to soon publish in full without the highly disputed elements. In the meantime, we can reveal that psychics with the ability to predict past and future events exist, but some of the details related to those events can be falsified. Fake psychics are in abundance, but those with genuine abilities make contact with spirit beings from other dimensions. These beings are alien to this world with some connection with the mystical world.
AD: Capeesh Restaurant
PLOT
Princess Diana is known to have told her her lawyer, Lord Mischon, that there was a plot to bump her off but never revealed the source of her suspicions. Diana regularly contacted psychics, mediums, and spiritual healers in a desperate attempt to obtain certainty of information about her future. Diana is known to have rang Rogers regularly- every couple of weeks-. : The princess was impressed with Ms Rogers because the first time the psychic spoke to her, she apparently gave her messages from her late father Earl Spencer. Impressed with the readings, Diana testified that Rogers had told her things only her father could have possibly known.
However, this same psychic had reportedly told Diana that the Queen was going to die the next year in 1994. According to the psychic’s interpretation, Charles would become King, and Diana would be Queen. This obviously meant that Diana and Charles would be reconciled. Rogers prediction was at odds with the earlier one that the princess would be involved in a car crash as a result of tampered brakes, though the prediction fell short of predicting an eventual death. It was ‘a plot to kill her, but nothing said about whether the princess would survive the attempted plot or whether the plot and it aims could be averted. When the Queen did not die, the prediction was modified to state that the Queen would abdicate, but that didn’t happen either. What can one make about the contradiction, failed prediction relating to the Queen, and the fact Diana was actually involved in a car accident in a tunnel in France?
BRAKES
On one occasion when Diana was driving home her brakes failed in heavy traffic. The brake failure caused Diana to bump into the car in front of her, and after confirming the safety of her driver, she abandoned her car and jumped into a taxi home , feeling terrified..
She told a friend they were trying to bump her off ‘ because she was perceived as a loose cannon.
On October 30, 1995, Mischon wrote that the princess had told him, “reliable sources” had informed her that by 1996, whether in an accident in her car, efforts would be made if not to get rid of her, then at least see that she was so injured or damaged as to be declared unbalanced.
But, as the Operation Paget inquiry would later hear, even he did not believe what she was saying was credible.
AD: Oysterian Sea Food Restaurant And Bar
But Simmons admitted: “She wrote that letter sometime before the report came back from the garage. She said she was writing it as a precaution, just in case something happened to her. Diana’s fears were so serious that her butler Paul Burrell was roped in to look with her under her car wheel arches for “things like tracking devices”. Since the death of Princess Diana, fingers have been pointed by conspiracy theorists to Prince Charles, Prince, Phillip, and the M15. The fact is there is so far no evidence to suggest she was killed, despite the wide feeling this was the case.
Dina had been chased by paparazzi on numerous occasions, and if the most famous woman in the world had die by sheer accident, there would still have been suspicions in many circles that she was killed. If the psychic was able to predict a car accident in a plot by those wanting her dead, a worthwhile question is why they did not tell her how to escape it or advise her to move to another country. If psychic Rita jones was so credible, could the late princess not have cut ties completely with Paris, despite the fact her boyfriend Dodi Fayed had strong business links there? The false predictions about the Queen’s death also raises questions that need to be t Rita Jones. Spirits or aliens from the other dimensions are a bunch of strange beings yet to be fully understood. They may have predicted the accident, but concocted the rest of it. One thing our research, yet to be published, shows is that the spirit sources of some of these strong psychics are obsessed with dependence coming back again and again
AD: Heritage And Restaurant Lounge Bar