Last week, the controversy over the Princess's death took a sensational turn with the claim by an unnamed French policeman that Diana was, indeed, expecting a child when she was killed.

The officer is believed to have seen the 6,000 pages of French official documents collected on the car crash and Diana's death - technically from heart failure in hospital - four hours later.

His claim is supported by photographs of her wearing a leopard print swimsuit, taken in the South of France just 14 days before she was killed, showing an unmistakable bump around her waistline and what appear to be swelling breasts.

And today the Mail can reveal a further startling claim that, in the days before she joined Dodi on holiday, the Princess went to a leading London hospital to undergo a pregnancy scan.

'Of course, at the time, it was kept incredibly quiet,' said the source, who wished to remain anonymous. 'The Princess might have been divorced, but the idea of the mother of the future King becoming a single mother was too controversial to contemplate.' The mystery surrounding a possible pregnancy, and the further perplexing details leading up to Diana's death, are now to be examined afresh as the Royal Coroner, Dr Michael Burgess, opens an official inquest next month.

ZYLKA, J. MICHAEL PH.D, MD, 58, died suddenly on Sunday, November 30, 2003. . . .

He received his bachelor of arts degree in biology and chemistry from St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., a master's in biochemistry and his doctorate in medical microbiology, both from the University of Minnesota.
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In 1974, as a graduate student, he began his medical career studying medical microbiology at Minnesota, where he specialized in HIV and AIDS research.
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From 1993 to 2000, Dr. Zylka worked with the St. Louis Department of Health in various positions, including chief of corrections, where he operated an HIV clinic for prisoners.. . .

In 2000, he went into practice with Dr. Mark Scheperle at University Club Medical Inc. in Richmond Heights. Dr. Zylka was known for his work with AIDS patients, lung cancer prevention and pioneering work with Dr. John D. Davidson in hyperbaric medicine . . .

The McCurtain Daily Gazette has obtained an unclassified copy of a memorandum marked From the Director of the FBI containing several new facts that could impact the upcoming state murder trial of Terry Nichols, scheduled to begin March 1 in McAlester.

The electronic message was sent to the OKBOMB investigation task force and a select group of FBI offices around the nation some eight months after the 1995 federal building bombing in Oklahoma City left 168 dead.

The potentially explosive contents of the teletype, among other things, exposes an informant operation being conducted by . . . Morris Dees through his organization the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).

Exposed for the first time, the FBI acknowledged the SPLC was engaged in an undercover role where they monitored subjects for the FBI believed to be linked to executed bomber Timothy McVeigh, the white supremacist compound at Elohim City and the mysterious German national Andreas Carl Strassmeir.
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The document clearly describes individuals the FBI believed were associated with the OKBOMB and BOMBROB cases – two high profile domestic terrorism cases the FBI was investigating as possibly connected.
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[BOMBROB] involved a wide-ranging search for a group of neo-Nazi bank robbers in the mid-1990s whose stated goal was the overthrow of the U.S. government through violence.
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Although his name was redacted, the key subject in the electronic message was Andreas Carl Strassmeir. He was a person the FBI officially listed as "possibly armed and may be dangerous" and who the director expected to cross the Mexican border "in the near future."

Inexplicably, none of the offices that received this memo were in the state of Texas where Strassmeir had just arrived and was expected to make his escape across the Mexican border.

Other documents obtained by this newspaper indicate Strassmeir entered Mexico within a very short time of the director’s statements predicting the move. Strassmeir made his way to Germany and the safety of his politically connected family in Berlin. . . .

FBI agents apparently did not go to a residence in North Carolina noted in the electronic message where Strassmeir had been staying with a friend prior to his escape from the U.S.
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The Tulsa ATF office sought an arrest warrant in early 1995 for Strassmeir after an informant, Carol E. Howe, told them about a plot at Elohim City to bomb federal installations, commit mass shootings and kill large numbers of Americans.

Ms. Howe identified Strassmeir as one of the ringleaders in the plot.
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Last minute efforts by then-FBI special agent in charge of the Oklahoma City field office, Bob Ricks, scrubbed plans for Strassmeir’s arrest.
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Questioned during a press conference at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant recently, Dees confirmed someone from his organization was inside the white supremacist compound at Elohim City on April 17, 1995.

“If I told you what we were doing there, I would have to kill you,” Dees replied when pressed to explain what this person was doing at a terrorist training camp.

It's easy to like Dennis Kucinich. . . He [has] addressed any of our issues. The three he has addressed . . . Iraq -- the fraudulent intelligence leading to the invasion, his clear and unequivocal opposition to it, and his call for a US withdrawal; the Patriot Act, which he wants to repeal . . .

But he has not . . . made any effort to pursue the glaring unanswered questions of 9/11.
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There is a man occupying a pivotal position in Dennis Kucinich's campaign that I am extremely leery of . . . attorney Daniel Sheehan.

[Sheehan] literally destroyed two of the best and biggest lawsuits connected to CIA drug dealing in history: the Christic Institute lawsuit in the 1980s and a civil suit arising from the murder of Marine Col. James Sabow at El Toro Marine Air Station after Sabow had discovered CIA-connected C-130s flying tons of cocaine onto his base in 1990 and 1991. . .
Sheehan raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from victims and activists (Christic) and from the Sabow family, only to drag litigation out over a period of years and, through egregious legal conduct, destroy suits that could have changed the course of history. . . .

An excellent history of Sheehan's record is contained in a February 2000 story by [Nick Schou of The Orange County Weekly].
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Richard Scheck is a political activist and researcher who was a classmate of Sheehan's at Harvard Law. . . .

Scheck was a volunteer for the Kucinich team when he saw that Sheehan was positioning himself to play a major role in developing policy and strategy for Kucinich. He spoke personally with the Congressman, as well as several high-level aides, in an attempt to have a potential problem dealt with at the earliest possible moment.

"Dennis and his team are six months late in addressing this. I alerted them back in March and was ignored," Scheck told FTW.

Joyce: I don’t recall this information ever being in the mainstream news. Has it been covered to your knowledge?

Hopsicker: No where, none of this has. I mean obviously, none of this has. We have no free press, it’s real simple.

The daughter of a prominent Iraqi opposition leader, who was assassinated in Beirut by Saddam Hussein's secret service in 1994 said she would sue the ousted Iraqi president before three international courts, charging that the U.S. was a virtual accomplice in her father's murder.

Nora al Tamimi, daughter of slain Iraqi opposition activist Taleb al Suhail al Tamimi, said from Beirut . . . , "the Americans, who did not want the coup to succeed possibly because they were certain my father would not go along with their polices, tipped off Saddam about the impending putsch by my father and gave the names of his top aides," Nora said. "All of them died in Saddam's torture chambers."

Sheik Taleb Al Tamimi, who led a million-member Central Iraqi tribe called the Bani Tamim, was shot dead April 12, 1994 at his apartment in Beirut's Ein El Tineh district in an assassination officially blamed by the Lebanese authorities on four Iraqi embassy diplomats . . .

You are a slave. When you live under a government that takes your wealth and your children and lies to you to keep you docile and scares you to keep you obedient, how can it be otherwise?

Judith Miller broke the story of a secret cabinet level experiment named “Scarlet Cloud”, in the NY Times on Dec. 28th. Miller writes that officials stated the exercise “…showed that antibiotics in some cities could not be distributed and administered quickly enough and that a widespread attack could kill thousands” – she referred to anthrax.

So what is the solution? Judith doesn’t go into this in her piece, but if you read her epic book “Germs” and pay close attention, you clearly see what the “solution” is in the minds of DARPA.

“Perhaps someday the military would have a detergent that could be sprayed over people and neutralize an anthrax attack” (J. Miller: “Germs”, pg. 307).

. . .At a meeting full of war veterans in Willmar, Minn., days before his death, Wellstone told attendees that Cheney told him,

"If you vote against the war in Iraq, the Bush administration will do whatever is necessary to get you. There will be severe ramifications for you and the state of Minnesota."