The English Guy’s Personal Blog

Finally, we have it. No evidence at all for a conspiracy to murder Diana.

So I suppose that means Mr Al Fayed will finally be able to move on? Yeah and I’ll win the Euromillions jackpot this Friday…

As the Times Online reported:

The jury in the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, must not conclude that the Duke of Edinburgh unlawfully killed her, the coroner said today.

The theory that the Duke masterminded a plot to murder the Princess and Dodi Fayed, her lover, does not have a “shred of evidence” to support it, the jury were told by Lord Justice Scott Baker in his first day of summing up.

I know what will happen though. Mr Al Fayed will go on to say that the coroner was a pawn of the state, a paid employee of the Duke and the queen. The coroner is after all, a peer, and probably (in Mohammed Al Fayed‘s mind at least) in some way indebted to the Crown for his position in life.

So then, can we finally put this to rest? Can Diana, the people’s Princess, finally find some peace in her grave? It seems unlikely. I have a sick feeling that this will drag on and on for many years to come yet.

This is one subject that really gets me riled up. I understand why certain prisoners might be released early, such as thieves, embezzlers and so on. If there is no violence in the crime, no intent to harm others, and the prisoners has behaved well in prison, I can see where the state would let them free early.

To my mind however, someone convicted of a terrorism offence, would be considered as committing a violent crime. Wouldn’t you? Apparently the government did not think so, and has subsequently reversed that policy.

Easing overcrowding in our prisons, anyone’s prisons for that matter, should be done by releasing non-violent criminals. Or alternatively BUILD MORE PRISONS! As I have said a number of times, the United Kingdom or Great Britain is comprised of hundreds of islands. Why not find some remote islands and build prisons on them? Make the prisoners grow their own food, tend crops and livestock, and spend less of the citizens’ tax money.