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From: "B. B." <bern.boergeenreclame@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy.princess-diana
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 12:33 AM
Subject: Re: Fayed doesn't give up
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> "Sam" <sam_lothian@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> schreef in bericht
> news:WsmdnX90N8zW2NzVnZ2dnUVZ_uednZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> [snip]
>
>
> I too thought about a "RIP"message. This newsgroup was founded to
> investigate the possibility that Princess Diana died as the result of a
> conspiracy.
Actually, since Neil founded it within hours of Diana's death, and called
the group 'alt.conspiracy.princess-diana' is indicative of there being no
intention to "investigate the possibility" ... it pretty well indicates
he'd
already made up his mind. As I think you (or someone) has said before,
it's
a concern to think that people of Neil's ilk might sit on a jury.
It quickly turned into a group for true believers. People who
> didn't buy the conspiracy theories were disqualified as "s***" or
> "hecklers". Despite "b. anana's" initial intentions, anti-conspiracy
> posters were ordered to leave. Neil, "Dear Maxie", "Researcher Reed",
> Laura and others didn't want to debate their theories. If they had paid
a
> little more attention and had thought for themselves instead of
listening
> to the orders Neil sent them via private email,
Oh, the private emails..! I know I was fortunate that my ISP's newsfeed at
that time seemed unable to, or was slow to, respond to cancelled messages.
Neil had sent what he thought was an email to Geths, but in fact it
appeared
on the newsgroup. He obviously cancelled it as soon as he'd realised, but
I
read it. And saved it. If he'd been as malicious toward me as he'd been to
you I'd have re-posted it. I did mention it a couple of times and it
always
made him back off.
[snip] Not
> one conspiracy theorist has had the guts to tell the NG "I was wrong".
Ron
> keeps theorising about the 13th pillar, but he (she) acts alone.
No, I'd bet money we'll never hear from any of them again. Except poor Ron
and its amazing grasp of the laws of physics and, as you say, its
obsession
with the 13th pillar.
[snip]> I think that Neil read the Paget Re****t and concluded that not
even
the
> mighty "banana" could save the conspiracy story. In his warapped mind
his
> opponents were "not bona fide". It is clear now that he was not bona
fide
> and that he mislead people for years. He talked a lot about decency, but
> he doesn't have the decency to admit he had it wrong. A decent person
> would apologise for his vitriolic outbursts, but the good doctor went
into
> silent mode.
Oh, he certainly mislead people. A very clever but evil man is our Neil
Fernandez. Who can imagine what his son Aaron will turn out to be, given
his
home-schooling and indoctrination by a fanatic such as Neil? It is
something
which has always concerned me. I believe we will all hear the name Aaron
Fernandez in years to come. Growing up with all that hatred ... all those
paranoid beliefs. Very sad.
> Agreed, he was a figure of fun, but he was also malicious. Maybe he
found
> finally a job.
A job? Become part of the capitalist system? Be told what his duties are,
when he knows so much more than anyone else? I don't think so. My guess is
he is experiencing a family crisis of some sort. Maybe his hatred has
eaten
away at him from the inside and he's ill. If it was just this group, I'd
say
he's just practising his usual 'silent mode', but he's been inactive on
other groups too. People are missing Carrie, David Jones, etc.
Let's hope his boss will find out what utter ***** he has
> produced.
>
> Good luck with the hacking!
Thanks B.B.
See you at the next MI5 get-together?
Sam
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