>To: [email protected] >From: [email protected] (Brett Wilcoxson) >Subject: Re: Unidentified subject! > >>My wife is in tyhe other room crying now because greedy, money-hungry, >>photographers did not have the common decency to let two people, although >>they were rich and famous, have some privacy. We do not live in the UK. We >>do not have royalty. Yet she has been affected by the death of Diana and her >>companions as much as any British citizen. >> >>I hope the press is happy now! >>--What press would that be exactly, would you be more specific? Why would the press in general be happy? Isn't it the press who is relating the gravity of this tragedy doing what's right? > >>I hope her companion's Arabic father remembers that part of Islamic law that >>calls for retribution. >>--Yes, revenge and more death would make things all better. > >>I hope every one of those people that caused this comes to an abrupt and >>untimely ( and hopefully painful) end very soon. >>--Your kindness and loving spirit is overwhelming. The hipocracy here is astounding. Anyone who cares about this incident 'caused this.' If you are planning to buy a paper tomorrow, you caused this. It is the PEOPLES' interest that creates a market for the pictures. Don't lay the blame solely on the photographers who are society's tools. That is very inaccurate and unfair. > >>This has nothing to do with genealogy, and for that I apologize, but it's >>how I feel. >>--And rightly you should apologize, at least think before you act on emotion, that's what caused this tragedy in the first place. > >>Thank you, >> >>Jim Doles >>New Orleans, Louisiana, USA >> >> >>--I would ask that no one pollute the e-mail system with hate mail, because as a member of the press, frankly I don't wish to read it. > >--This is a nightmarish night which all will likely remember with disgust, lets not make it any worse with personal diatribes. >> >