06-08-2017, 10:27 PM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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We knew all this. She did that panorama interview where most of it came out. Apparently this was a sort of preparation for that. Why they have to drag it out in this way now twenty years later is beyond me.
Money? That's usually behind most things.
The bloke who flogged the tapes probably needed some dosh, like old Burrell did in the past.
06-08-2017, 10:58 PM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Well I couldn't manage to watch the whole thing. Gave up after half an hour. A lot of hype but not much substance.
Same here. Anyway, I didn't want to miss the last episode of Poldark.
06-08-2017, 11:56 PM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by Mups
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Money? That's usually behind most things.The bloke who flogged the tapes probably needed some dosh, like old Burrell did in the past.
It was the police who raided his house and ended up giving the tapes back to the speech coach who sold them .
07-08-2017, 12:06 AM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by Muddy
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But Burrell had the tapes for years and did nothing with them .It was the police who raided his house and ended up giving the tapes back to the speech coach who sold them .
No, I didn't mean Burrell sold the tapes Muddy, I meant all the other times he has done interviews and writings claiming how close he was to her, and how he was her 'rock' etc.
Sorry, but I don't like him and have always thought him a snidey little weasel.
07-08-2017, 12:22 AM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by Morticia
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That was two hours of my life wasted.Seriously, they were just plugging Saint Di.
No mention of her own adulterous affairs. She was portrayed as the victim and clean as new fallen snow. Focused on how she felt excluded and a liability.
The bottom line is she was the daughter of an Earl who married a Prince, expected him to drop his mistress and when he didn't , trapped in an unhappy marriage, she had her own bit of fun with multiple affairs.
They're as bad as each other.
Didn't know he had a mistress til she more or less tripped over her.
Went to the Queen for help...Queenie said, " Oh Charles is hopeless".
Too bloody right.
Mad? Living with him would be enough to drive any woman mad.
If my husband insisted on keeping a mistress (it's his right doncha know?) I'd have string of lovers, the more the merrier!
P.S. didn't watch the programme, Poldark's better!
07-08-2017, 09:14 AM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by Morticia
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That was two hours of my life wasted.Seriously, they were just plugging Saint Di.
No mention of her own adulterous affairs. She was portrayed as the victim and clean as new fallen snow. Focused on how she felt excluded and a liability.
The bottom line is she was the daughter of an Earl who married a Prince, expected him to drop his mistress and when he didn't , trapped in an unhappy marriage, she had her own bit of fun with multiple affairs.
They're as bad as each other.
People generally love the people they marry they don't expect them to have mistresses at all much less drop them
She was a girl of nineteen in love with her husband a troubled girl deseparately unhappy I doubt if she treated her love affairs as 'a bit of fun' she no doubt loved those concerned as she was by everyone's accounts a very loving person.
People need to be loved be it by another person or sentient being .
Diana was betrayed by the very person who should have been her support and protector and had promised to be just that ,
And things have come to pass exactly as she predicted , she did die in an accident and Charles married Camilla .
07-08-2017, 10:34 AM
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Re: The Diana Tapes
Originally Posted by Mups
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I can't help but wonder whether Charles ever told William & Harry the truth about him and Camilla. If he has played down their affair or lied to them all these years, how will they feel now after hearing their Mother's side of the story?
Diana was 19 years old , a naive girl very needy and she loved Charles , she was let down by the royal family
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