Joyanna Adams

The Princess and the Frog

Nobody Remembers

As I said in a past blog, I collect old magazines. I have lots of them in the bathroom. And today, I found a short essay written by an American women who employed a young woman named Diana. She was 18, and took care of her son Christopher. Little did that woman ever suspect that the young girl who she became lifelong friends with, would grow up to marry the Prince of Wales. But, as we all remember, it was a global event..the biggest wedding in world history, and this women not only was at the wedding but went to the funeral. The main thing you got from her story was that Diana was truly a very kind and loving young woman. The engagement was sold as a fairy tale come true….and the whole world participated in the glory of love. England was at the top of the world again. This wedding punched England back into the top of the banana sundae, above the United States…And what a day it was.

But was it love? No, even according to Diana, years into the marriage, she was frightened for her life, and also, after giving birth to two beautiful boys, she knew her King was STILL in love with his Camilla…and Diana was just chosen to give the King heirs. She had the right “genes.”

Lots of this romance of them both on Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana,_Princess_of_Wales

At least, that’s what it started to look like…they picked her to save the crown. Much like the Epstein tapes, where we now see that Trump was in on all of it, many lies were told about them: many of us who watched as Diana laid in the backseat of that car for over 4 hours, no help, no ambulance, were devastated. Both my mother and I stayed up until well after 3am that night and were convinced…they got rid of her. I don’t know about you, but it was clear…she was murdered. A well planned car crash…come on. They don’t murder Kings, or Queens, you say?

Do you remember the day JFK was killed? How about the recent attempt on Trump’s life?

Sure they do.

I rest my case. ..anyway, any one who watched the footage that night were heartbroken that they just let her lay there…for hours, and hours, and hours…uh..yeah…murder. And most of the world thought the same thing, it’s just that, NOBODY up to this day, would ever say that. Ever. No. Let that sink in.

This is England. It’s right in you face, but we will TELL you it was an ‘accident.” Sure. Right. And the CIA, FBI, and Hillary Clinton are all just wonderful people who never would do anything crooked.

Isn’t it time ‘we the people’ start realizing the whole bunch of elites at the top will kill to keep their place in history? Nothing new here folks, go read British History…if you can stomach it.

Charles and her were broke up, divorced, and she was dating a Muslim. Another rich man’s son. Diana not only put the real royals to shame, she showed the world that she had the heart and soul of a real queen…and the world loved her for it. The REAL queen did not even show up to speak to her mourning subjects for how long? Four days? Yeah…that was insufferable behavior for a leader.

Diana, would have been out within the hour. She did not fake love…she shone her light everywhere like a beacon of hope.

AND…that wasn’t exactly good for Prince Charles OR his mother, who seemed stiff and only came out once in a while to say a few words.

MORE FROM WIKI: Her patronages were initially centred on children and the elderly, but she later became known for her involvement in two particular campaigns: one involved the social attitudes towards and the acceptance of AIDS patients, and the other for the removal of landmines, promoted through the International Red Cross. She also raised awareness and advocated for ways to help people affected by cancer and mental illness. Diana was initially noted for her shyness, but her charisma and friendliness endeared her to the public and helped her reputation survive the public collapse of her marriage. Considered photogenic, she was regarded as a fashion icon.

We have not seen the likes of her since. Sorry…I can’t think of one woman in power who had the soul of Diana. The Kindness, the joy. The light. They took an innocent young woman and sucked her dry.

When she died, the whole WORLD mourned in despair. There has never been such a heartfelt sorrow by the world before or since. That’s how much she was loved, AND how much I think, everyone KNEW she was killed. Diana was a fresh new wind of humanity for the crown. No offense to Queen Elizabeth, who for her time, did her duties, but the royals were not particularly warm to the people…no they always seemed fake. SUPERIOR— To be obeyed, and King Charles…remember, when he became King he demanded everyone take a vow of loyalty…to HIM. Diana had those words taken out of the wedding ceremony.

After a few years, King Charles made his real love, Carmilla Bowles, Queen. And while he was still seeing Carmilla, he was treating Diana so badly, she becamse suicidal. She also spoke bitterly of her husband saying that “[He] made me feel so inadequate in every possible way, that each time I came up for air he pushed me down again.”

The news specutlated that the King did not want Muslim blood to be mixed into the blood line. And yet, King Charles has literally given over England to the Muslims. He bends his Kingly knee to them whenever he can…

Ironic isn’t it? Makes you wonder, who really gave the order. The Prince..or the Queen?

Anyway, that night, my mother and I laid on her bed: mom sucking on her ice that she sucked on to keep from wanting nicotine, and we both..were horrified that they would NOT save this poor young woman.

Nobody came. Nobody…for hours.

What’s the moral? Our world is controlled by very powerful people. They will kill you. Or let others do it for them. Rich, poor…or just full of secrets they don’t want out…Epstein.

Call it communism, tyranny,..NWO…whatever you like…I still hope we get another Diana to shine as bright as she did. We could use another light in the darkness…hope for women.

Trust me, reading those words brought back that night to me, and the sadness of such a beautiful young woman, who shone despite the whole royal family trying to stop her.

Diana, would have made a GREAT Queen. And sorry, Queen Carmilla?

She’s not even an ice cream soda.

August 7, 2025 - Posted by Joyanna Adams | Uncategorized