Is Mohamed paranoid?

Question

He must if he belives that every from prince Charles to the Tony Blair is out to get him.

Why don't he just accept that is was an accident

Answer 1

He likes having himself in the public spotlight. It's good for his business. Just think, he doesn't have to pay for advertising anymore. He can exploit the death of Diana to get all the attention he wants.

Answer 2

money power gone to his brain

Answer 3

Because the British Government DO Lie, Cover-Up, and With-Hold Evidence. This is how they control us all FACT! And they would make any reasonable person paranoid.

No disrespect but it is because people like yourself that people have NO rights to a fair trial.

Answer 4

I still  feel sorry for Mr. Al Fayad because I just think to myself what if my son was killed? i can't know how I'd react. It is normal to try to think there is a reason or someone specific to blame for a tragedy.  And it is perhaps easier to see it as evil than senseless - - MUCH easier than seeing he himself had any role by suggesting the decoy plan with different driver.  

Maybe in some way it seems like it puts some higher value on Dodi's life if he was killed by someone very high up.

Also he is a very rich man and used to being able to control things and he has no power over what happened so he has to believe in a dark reason for it, which gives him something he can DO - - a way to be trying to control SOMETHING about it.

I think he has done his theory little good by his raving and suspicion of everyone from Prince Philip to Prince Charles to Tony Blair to the French, to the doctors, to the reporters - - everyone is MI6!  I don't believe that govt is all truthful  - -not by a long way! - -but this does not seem like a reliable way of assassination, a wreck in the middle of a busy city, where there were immediately all those papparazi on the scene (taking photos instead of trying to help, I might add - they make me sick, those  people!).

Answer 5

It is grief. He can't accept is son's death was an accident. Any verdict other than "murder by MI6/Prince Philip" will be condemned as a cover up in his eyes.

It is sad. He needs to accept that it was an accident. The inquest verdict will be accidental death or misadventure (if Diana or Dodi influenced the driver to drive too fast.)

There is no motive to murder Diana and Dodi, and even if there was, a car crash is not a reliable mode of assassination.

Some people are quick to label him a "looney" etc and some even call for his expulsion from the country. Just remember Mr Al Fayed's companies and staff pay enough tax to build a new hospital every few months.

Answer 6

No

-SS (:-Smiling Star-:)

Answer 7

I do not know if paranoid is the word,BUT  not just his dreams are dead but his son as well, as Mohamed is indirectly responsible-it was his staff and his car..........

I think that he is in some form of denial

As Britain has refused him citizenship (long before the Diana incident) he is (possibly unintentionally  ) trying to "fix' all his problems by blaming people may have be involved but not directly responsible--how much would it take to have you drive a car into a suicide situation?--in any car accident there is /are no guarantees as to who would live and who would die-there was no schedule as to what time  or what direct in their car would take

Answer 8

Because it wasn't an accident, maybe?!

Answer 9

As much as I don't like to admit it,oops,what happened there.As i was saying before the computer took over,I don't like to admit it but the previous person who answered is 100% correct,the government can and does lie to us about a whole manner of things,The start of the Iraq war is one case in point.Having said that,I have no way of knowing that there is a cover up over the death of Diana Princess of Wales.I would hope not,I sincerely hope not.