Diana
had already been targeted with surveillance and wiretaps by Britain's
domestic intelligence agency, MI5, and through the leaking of her
private conversations to the press.
At least two persons close
to Diana and Dodi Fayed have told the press that the couple were
planning on marrying. They had been dating for nine months, and Dodi's
purchase of a quarter million dollar diamond ring for her provided
additional confirmation.
A marriage to Dodi Fayed would have been
seen by the British establishment as an alliance with the Muslim world,
and there was the real possibility that Diana would convert to the
Islamic faith. Equally important, Dodi's father was billionaire Muhammad
Fayed, related to the Saudi Royal Family. He is alleged to have
compromised many British politicians through the use of his bribes and
other incentives.
Of central importance to the belief that Diana
may have been murdered are unconfirmed reports that she was pregnant by
Dodi Fayed at the time of her death. Certainly, the birth of a child
with Egyptian blood, half-brother to Diana's sons, would have been seen
as a devastating event to the rulers of Britain. So far, however, no
conclusive proof has been offered that she was pregnant. I have now
obtained the closest thing to proof that will probably ever be revealed.
Confirmation
of Diana's pregnancy comes from a unique source: through the network of
the Middle Eastern religious group called the Sufis. The Sufis are a
meditative, mystical offshoot of the Islamic faith, and several members
of this group are friends of the author.
In 1998, one of my Sufi
contacts, who chooses to remain anonymous, travelled to London to
participate in Dhikr, a remembrance of Allah. This ritual was attended
by both Sufis and orthodox Muslims. My contact reports that while
participating in this ceremony, he met Dodi Fayed's personal physician, a
man who is a Muslim, but is not a Sufi. In private conversation, the
physician told him that Diana and Dodi Fayed had planned on getting
married, and that he had personally examined her and determined that she
was pregnant.
If this is the case, why has this physician not
come forward and told the press? One can only speculate. Perhaps this
information is being kept secret as part of a larger indictment when
Muhammad Fayed finally weighs in with proof of a conspiracy.
***
Jim Keith is one of America's best known conspiracy writers, having
penned over ten published books. His works include Okbomb, a revealing
account of the Oklahoma City bombing, and the acclaimed Casebook On The
Men In Black.
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(9/6/1999) Recent French findings have not put to rest the suspicion
that a conspiracy was responsible for the death of Diana, Princess of
Wales, millionaire Dodi Fayed, and driver, Henri Paul, in Paris on
August 31, 1997. The case for conspiracy is familiar enough to those who
delve into the hidden side of world politics.
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