12-11-2006, 13:22
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Princess Diana was bugged by secret service in US
Through out my career I've read hundreds of pages of top secret intelligence. Most intel I've read that pertained to "individuals" were usually leaders of hostile countries, terrorists etc.
I've never heard anything such as spying on a former Princess.....
slick willie why were you spying on Princess Diana? I'd sure like to know. Did hillary clinton put you up to it?
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"American intelligence agencies were bugging Princess Diana's telephone over her relationship with a US billionaire, the Evening Standard has learned."
"The Evening Standard also understands that US secret services have a number of secret files on Diana and her closest associates that are held by the national security agency. The files, which include reports from foreign intelligence - thought to include MI5 and MI6 - come under both top secret and secret categories.The reports cannot be released because of "exceptionally grave damage to the national security". The documents on the princess seem to have arisen because of the company she kept rather than through any attempt to target her."
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/a...+US/article.do
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12-11-2006, 13:57
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"For the Company she kept. "....okay. Good excuses.
Who was it that bugged/spied on John Lennon?
FBI, CIA, NSA, IRS, EIEIO ???
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12-11-2006, 14:04
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Don't forget Bob Marley had tabs kept on him too.
And Elvis thought he was in the DEA and or FBI and or CIA..... who also kept files on him.
And if you guys think this site isn't monitored by Big Brother (just look at all the triggers that get posted every day) you're naive, they leave us alone because of our current/previous lives in SF.
And no, I don't own a tinfoil and copper wire beret, painted green, even though it really would cut down on the shaping - kind of a set it and forget it beret, wouldn't fold well though. Ooops, that would be against AR 670-1, I believe it states the beret is to be constructed of wool.
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12-11-2006, 14:23
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I think Elvis volunteered his services to the FBI thru Nixon. That must have been a strange encounter.
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And no, I don't own a tinfoil and copper wire beret, painted green, even though it really would cut down on the shaping - kind of a set it and forget it beret, wouldn't fold well though. Ooops, that would be against AR 670-1, I believe it states the beret is to be constructed of wool.
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How about steel wool?
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12-11-2006, 14:31
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Perhaps it was because of the people she associated with through her landmine work.
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12-11-2006, 15:05
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How about steel wool?
A steel wool beret would also keep the mice out. I dont think Elvis, John Lennon, or Bob Marley dated an Arab businessman though. I'm not so sure about Bill Clinton.
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12-11-2006, 16:27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sdiver
"For the Company she kept. "....okay. Good excuses.
Who was it that bugged/spied on John Lennon?
FBI, CIA, NSA, IRS, EIEIO ???
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YOKO?
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12-11-2006, 16:28
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US Secret Service and its British counterparts advised against a vacation with her two boys to visit Teddy Forstmann in the Hamptons, saying it was "too dangerous." She went to Paris instead, and, well...
Forstmann, according to PowerLine, was a co-chair of Bush Sr's '92 campaign.
Wikipedia (quick and dirty research) says nothing else of any note regarding Forstmann which would necessitate action on the part of the Secret Service.
I'll look into a fitting for one of those tinfoil doohickies.
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12-11-2006, 16:41
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Originally Posted by Monsoon65
I think Elvis volunteered his services to the FBI thru Nixon. That must have been a strange encounter.
How about steel wool?
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Only if Elvis was high when he offered his services to J Edgar would it have been a strange encounter.
As to the steel wool beret: Only if it could be made of 0000 or 00000 - anything less fine would leave splinters. And actually copper wool would patina out nicely, green and everything!!!! Can I please get one now, huh, please?
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12-11-2006, 16:46
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YOKO?
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No.....Yoko bugged Paul, as well as a lot of other people.
Heck she even bugs me today.....(Shudders)....
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12-11-2006, 22:31
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Wikipedia (quick and dirty research) says nothing else of any note regarding Forstmann which would necessitate action on the part of the Secret Service.
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This rates right up there with the supermarket tabloids. It's written by anyone and everyone with access to the internet, bias and total fiction included.
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12-11-2006, 22:39
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No doubt about that. I don't use it for anything but a quick reference (hence the 'quick and dirty').
Actually, that's not entirely true. Some of my professors will take it as a source, so in a pinch...
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12-12-2006, 10:32
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Don't forget Bob Marley had tabs kept on him too.
And Elvis thought he was in the DEA and or FBI and or CIA..... who also kept files on him.
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Elvis wanted Nixon to make him a "Federal Agent-at-Large" in the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, thats irony. I've always wanted this picture in poster size.
Bob Marley was visited by Carl Colby (son of William Colby) after the assassination attempt on him, and given a pair of boots as a gift. When Marley put the boots on he found a copper wire poking his foot, Marley later dies of a foot tumor. Years pass, guess who happens to be Nicole Brown Simpson's Brentwood neighbor? You guessed it, Carl Colby, he takes the stand testifying that The Juice abused Nicole in the past. Now tell me this all doesn't sound like a plot by THE MAN.
My Dad worked for Teddy Forstmann in the late 80's. I was talking to my Mom about all this and said "Mom, Forstmann looks like Pauly Walnuts from The Sopranos, how could he get Princess Di?". She replied: "When you own a Gulfstream jet you can get 10's, when you own Gulfstream the company you can get Princess Di." Forstmann and is a big conservative and GOP backer. He's given alot to free-market type groups in the past, as well as anti-communist efforts in the 80's. My Dad remembers walking out of a meeting once at his hq and seeing two Afghan Muj in full afghan garb, not exactly the standard three piece you see in Manhattan.
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12-12-2006, 11:22
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Bob Marley was visited by Carl Colby (son of William Colby) after the assassination attempt on him, and given a pair of boots as a gift. When Marley put the boots on he found a copper wire poking his foot, Marley later dies of a foot tumor. Years pass, guess who happens to be Nicole Brown Simpson's Brentwood neighbor? You guessed it, Carl Colby, he takes the stand testifying that The Juice abused Nicole in the past. Now tell me this all doesn't sound like a plot by THE MAN. 
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Ok, you get the tinfoil, steel wool and copper wire hat. Wear it well.
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Sun-Tzu, "The Art of Warfare"
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Too many people are looking for a magic bullet. As always, shot placement is the key. ~TR
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12-12-2006, 11:58
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I used to work for one of Forstmann Little's portfolio companies. My boss had to go to their officers in the GM building for weekly meetings, and would take me along. Ted never sat in on our meetings, but he was around and would say hi. At the time, that building was the most expensive office space in Manhattan. Nothing ostentatious about their offices, but they enjoyed spectacular views of Central Park.
One time, we were sitting aroung waiting for the meeting to start, so we grabbed the key from the receptionist and hit the common area bathroom outside their suite in the hallway. Later in the meeting, when one of the partners found out, he reprimanded us for not using the bathroom inside their suite. Apparently, Ted did not want clients to use the bathroom outside. Their bathroom was the nicest I'd ever seen in an office building, complete with showers, plush towels, wood paneling and marble everywhere.
Interestingly, Erskine Bowles, Clinton's Chief of Staff during the first term, became a partner at FL after he left the administration.
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