THE QUEEN IS DEAD - The Etching On The Original Vinyl
Edition
The original vinyl edition of THE QUEEN IS DEAD has these words
etched on Side 1:
FEAR OF MANCHESTER
That seems to be a play on the expression
"fear of man" found only once in The Bible:
"The fear of man bringeth a snare: but whoso
putteth his trust in the LORD shall be safe."
- PROVERBS
29:25 (King James Bible)
The words "FEAR OF MANCHESTER" are etched on Side 1 of
the original vinyl edition of THE QUEEN IS DEAD. "FEAR OF MANCHESTER" contains "FEAR OF MAN" which is
found only once in The Bible. ...
In the Bible verse
(PROVERBS 29-25) the expression "fear of man" is found directly in
relation to the word "snare." ...
"The fear of man bringeth a snare ... "
Three
months before her death, a prophetic article about Princess Diana is posted whose
title includes the word "snare." ...
HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN
- HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN. By Marianne MacDonald. May 4,
1997
Consistent with "fear of
man" the introduction
to the "snare" article says Diana finds the paparazzi to be "frightening." ...
"Every day the Princess
of Wales is stalked by the paparazzi, an experience she finds both
frightening and humiliating."
- HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN. By Marianne MacDonald. May 4,
1997
The
conclusion to the "snare" article is a sharp warning that Princess Diana
could be
killed trying to escape the paparazzi. ...
"... Diana has often jumped lights and broken speed
limits in a bid to escape her tormentors. They have then done the
same.
If this harassment continues, her story could no longer just end
in tears. Someone could die, and it might not be a paparazzo."
- HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN. By Marianne MacDonald. May 4,
1997
Three months before Princess Diana's
fatal car crash, the prophetic article HOW TO SNARE A RUNAWAY PRINCESS is
posted on May 4. ...
The last Smiths compilation before Princess Diana's car crash
has a cover-photo of an actress named "Diana" (Dors) who died on May 4.
"FEAR OF MANCHESTER" is etched on Side 1 of THE QUEEN IS DEAD.
In the Bible, the words "fear of man" are in the line, "The fear of man
bringeth a snare."
HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN was posted
three months before Diana's death and it begins by saying that Diana finds the paparazzi
"frightening."
HOW TO SNARE A PRINCESS ON THE RUN (posted by
INDEPENDENT) concludes with a
warning that Diana could be killed trying
to escape the paparazzi.
The article was posted on May 4.
The final Smiths compilation before Princess Diana's death has a cover-photo of an
actress named "Diana" (Dors) who died May 4. ...
On the original vinyl edition of THE QUEEN IS DEAD, these words are
etched on Side 2:
THEM WAS ROTTEN DAYS
That's a
quote chosen by Morrissey from
a movie titled:
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING
Princess Diana crashed minutes after midnight on a "SATURDAY NIGHT"
and
was declared dead in the hospital at four o'clock "SUNDAY MORNING."
Chased to death by the paparazzi, Diana would have said of her last "SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING"
that
"THEM WAS ROTTEN DAYS."
"THEM WAS ROTTEN DAYS" is etched on Side 2 of THE QUEEN IS DEAD. It's a line from the film
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING.
Princess Diana crashed twenty-five minutes after
midnight on "SATURDAY NIGHT" and she died in the hospital at four
o'clock on "SUNDAY
MORNING."
THE
DIANA-MORRISSEY PHENOMENON