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Sir Michael Peat
St James’s Palace (Correos certificado
16 November 2002
Regina v Burrell
Dear Sir Michael,
Is the Prince of Wales not the tiniest bit curious about why Her Majesty’s Constabulary should lie about the evidence against Paul Burrell? Has he not the slightest interest in how it can be that Detective Inspector Maxine de Brunner should take it upon herself to lie to the faces of the Heir to the Throne and his successor? And that Her Majesty’s Constabulary should then take no action against the offending officer? After all, she got him into this mess, did she not?
Cards on the table. The only reason why a junior officer would act in such a way – commit barefaced treason for no personal gain – is because said junior officer was acting on orders. And the only persons that are empowered to issue such an order are the more senior members of the royal family.
The “powers…of which we know nothing” (aka the Sovereign Commander of the 33º Scottish Rite Freemasonry) ordered the frame-up of an innocent man. She told no one, and then she died. D.I. Maxine de Brunner found herself stranded in no man’s land without her sponsor. The police got caught up in their own conspiracy and could not abort the prosecution. And the royal specimen bottle blew up in the royal face right in front of the servants.
It’s not as though the Queen Mother hasn’t got form in this kind of thing. Remember Crawfie? Marion Crawford was encouraged by the Queen Mother to write The Little Princesses. That same Queen Mother then vilified poor Crawfie as a traitor and a betrayer of royal secrets for money. She taught Elizabeth and Margaret that the working class can never be trusted, and a rival for the girl’s affection was eliminated. And Margaret died a bitter woman.
Paul Burrell was more of a father to William. If you give a boy his first pornography, you must be willing to answer his questions. William had to be taught that the working class can never be trusted, and must be turned against Paul Burrell, guilty or no.
And she had plenty of other good reasons besides the “rape tape”. Not least the forthcoming inquest into the death of the Princess of Wales. I see Regina has already fixed the judge (brought in a ringer) and jury (drawn exclusively from Palace servants). But there was no way that she could avoid taking evidence from “Diana’s Rock”. Unless he were eliminated. Of note here is that the Burrells appear to be taking up a new life in a foreign jurisdiction and I wish them life and peace. As with Crawfie, the character assassination runs rife in old Blighty.
All this will come as no surprise to the Prince of Wales or indeed to Prince William. Ask them to show you a copy of my letter to Prince William dated 4 January 2002. What Regina called “powers…of which we know nothing”, I called “the Shadow Sovereign”, and Adolph Hitler called “the most dangerous woman in Europe”. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
St James’s Palace has nothing to fear from your enquiry. But Clarence House certainly does. And strange to say, your master the Prince of Wales is moving over to Clarence House and taking over the “powers…of which we know nothing”. Oh, what a tangled web we weave!
Please acknowledge receipt by return.
Yours Sincerely,
John Cleary BScMAMBA
cc Prince William (c/o The Vice Chancellor of St Andrews University)
Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury
Chris Mullin MP, Chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee
Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Opposition
Sir John Stevens, Metropolitan Police Commissioner
Sir David Calvert Smith, Director of Public Prosecutions
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