PRINCESS DIANA

There never was a more beautiful, charming, loving and caring princess, than Princess Diana.

What we lost on 31 August 1997 we will never know because she seemed to reach out to people more and more. She wasn't only beautiful but also hard working and caring with all her heart. She also was so natural that is why people loved her so much. The two princes, her beloved sons, were the worst off and I admire them how they became such fine men. They really do her proud.

How many people showed her that they thought the world of her? Nobody will have people believe she and Dodi died in an accident. As a matter of fact in the last inquest they already voted 'Unlawful killing.' Today, in the Daily Express, the lawyer of Mr Al Fayed, Mr Mansfield point out 10 questions which haven't been answered. Some of it I never knew, such as a dark car blocking in front of the Mercedes. At least one motor cycle followed behind the Mercedes. Another car followed the Mercedes and all these vehicles apparently were not from the paparazzi (photographers). All these points were not addressed in the inquest. Also a box of Diana's papers with such sensitive material, named the Crown Jewel, vanished. Again never mentioned. With these entire unanswered questionsgrief, injustice, king,  nobody can belief it was an accident.

With all eyes on Diana because she was so attractive, Dodi's death got half the attention. You can see Mr Al Fayed is really heart broken and who wouldn't be. Also you can notice he aged so much in these last few years because of that grief and the injustice. They will not admit, what was nothing but a conspiracy.

May the Queen live long enough for Prince William to be King. I think that would be the only consolation for everyone.

·         Prince Harry Joined The HALO Trust

PRINCE HARRY'S VISIT TO THE HALO TRUST IN MOZAMBIQUE Prince Harry, the second son of Princess Diana, seems to get into his mother footsteps. It seems that he found his vocation. Read more...

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PRINCE HARRY JOINED HALO TRUST Update 27 Sept., 2019

Update 27 Sept., 2019 - Prince Harry is on a visit to Angola to keep his mother's hard work of clearing landmines alive. 

There still 1200 landmine in the country to be cleared and 90 % of the fund had been cut. He also walk the path and blew up another landmine all in memory of his mother. 

PRINCE HARRY'S VISIT TO THE HALO TRUST IN MOZAMBIQUE

Prince Harry, the second son of Princess Diana, seems to get into his mother footsteps. It seems that he found his vocation. He is already running an orphanage and schooling in Lesotho, one of the poorest countries in Africa.

Now, he decided to join The HALO Trust which is heavily involved of clearing landmines and getting them banned.   Prince Harry turned out to be a great person now and I am sure Princess Diana must be pound of both of her sons.

It was Princess Diana's last involvement. She travelled to many places and visited the victims. To highlight the danger she went through a minefield.

Princes Harry now highlighted the danger and terrible injuries, if not death, caused by landmines. He made a two-day' visit to Africa. This reminds us of his mother controversial trip to an Angolan minefield in 1997. This charity which is clearing mines in former war zones, long after the war is finished, was brought to the world's attention by Diana in 1997. The same year she died.

At that time the Conservatives called her a 'loose cannon'. Princess Diana tried desperately to get all landmines banned after seeing first hand what it can do to people. Britain agreed to outlaw the device a few months after her death.

Michael Mansfield QC suggested that Diana could have been killed because she drew the full attention to the damaging effect and her campaigning to have them banned international. Mr Mansfield QC is Mr Al Fayed lawyer and represented him at the inquest into the deaths of Diana and Dodi.

Harry also met amputees and pointed out to the world that they still fall victims to mines laid 30 years ago in Mozambique. He went to the Tete province to support and find support for The HALO trust. The details of Prince Harry's visit were kept secret until it was over.

The HALO trust released pictures after that and used it in a publicity campaign to raise money. The trust spends £1.9million a year to clear all Mozambique's mines by the international deadline of 2014. They hope that they could double their spending if they could raise more money.

Harry, who had military training, watched those experts painstakingly working with a metal detectors and hand tools to clear the anti-personnel mines. Harry detonated devices himself after a basic training.

Around the Cahora Bassa dam hundreds of families live in 10 villages. Within feet of those villages is an area of an unfenced mine belts. It contains 30,000 explosive devices. There the prince met children and adults maimed for life. A 14 year old child lost a leg 18 months ago while herding cattle.

Harry spent the night in a tent. He wants to continue his mother's legacy, supporting the work of the charity.

HALO’s chief executive Guy Willoughby said: "His mother was brilliant at getting the profile of the risk of mines globally recognises. Prince Harry clearly wishes to follow her magnificent example and is supporting The HALO Trust in its mission."

St. James's Palace stated that Prince Harry was extremely impressed by the work he saw being undertaken by The HALO Trust team. He has heard many times from his mother and saw during his military career of the devastation landmines cause.TBT