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princess di.let her rest in peace.
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Lisa | Report | 19 May 2004 20:43 |
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i cannot believe after 7 years since she died the press are still printing stories about her and it has only just being investigated now to determine how she died.why couldn't they do that when she died instead of dragging it up again and giving the media a reason to write about her and to make more money.it can't be nice for her children to keep reliving the past.why can't they leave her alone. |
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syljo | Report | 20 May 2004 20:57 |
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Yes, the media can be quite hurtful Sylvia |
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Fairy | Report | 20 May 2004 21:01 |
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I agree with you. There is a lot I would like to put here, but I would probably be oblitarated by GC. |
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Philip | Report | 21 May 2004 11:07 |
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Totally agree with you, Lisa. The media obsession with her death (and life) is quite appalling, although they claim only to be responding to public interest. (Is Rupert Murdoch with his well known anti-monarchist sympathies lurking somewhere behind it all?) This voyeurism is just another feature of our modern out-of-control world, like the folks who slow down to rubber-neck when theyre's a motorway accident! Philip |
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