Why Is Everybody Against Mr Mohammad Al Fayad?

Question

He has lost his son Dodi, he is grieving, he just trying to get to the truth, I feel sorry for him.

Answer 1

we're prejudice

Answer 2

People are suspicious of him. He's pretty ruthless in business, and before he owned the Ritz in Paris and Harrods in London, TV documentaries say he was an arms dealer. So it's fair to say that he has given traded in grief and tragedy for countless others around the globe. That's why not a lot of informed people feel too sorry for him.

Answer 3

I think Mr. al Fayed is misguided in his ideas about the accident being an assassination, but I can't say I'm against him. He is a grieving father, and I sympathize with him.

Answer 4

I'm not against him. I'm sad for him too... I hope someday he'll find peace and the answers he desires.

Answer 5

I'm not against him, he is heartbroken You would have to be in his shoes to know the grief he must feel.

Answer 6

Im not. I acknowledge his grief and that is why sometimes he may say and do things that the 'establishment' doesnt like.

He lost his son and that is something you never get over

Answer 7

So do I.

I think it is because he has been very outspoken on matters in the past that has not endeared him.

But when all is said and done, I, like you, feel really sorry for him.

He needs closure and he's not getting it!!!!

Answer 8

not everyone especially the Muslim

Answer 9

He is more interested in keeping himself in the press and blackening the eye of Great Britain.  He is pissed off because England won't give him citizenship.  I did feel sorry for him for losing his son but know I am angry for keeping this tragedy in the press, what about Diana's boys?  Don't they deserve to put this behind them?

Answer 10

I'm not and neither are any of my friends I think he's great, the suits have already tried to get him deported and failed, he is a thorn in the royals side and for that alone he deserves a medal. Jo x