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Monday, 28-07-1997
I delivered the Business
Plan in the post box of Professor
Knol around adding the following message: 'Date, 28 July 1997. Concerns: Policy
Plan. Dear Mr Knol, In accordance
with my promise in my
fax message of 27 July 1997 I herewith give you my policy
plan in order to study. This plan is the result of five year's
developing work. Regarding the State's Security of the Netherlands,
Belgium,
Spain
and the United
Kingdom and the privacy of the persons, companies and institutions
named in the plan I request You WITH EMPHASIS to change ideas
with me before informing third parties about (parts of) the
policy plan. Your thinking along with me is appreciated extraordinarily.
With kind regards etc.' Then
I took the train to The Hague and had a meeting with Mr E. van de Beek
of Speedwell
Travels. He confirmed the receipt of
my fax message of yesterday and I showed him some confidential
papers. It is not clear yet what the time schedule of the journey
will be, but I may presume that Tony
Blair is already working with my information. Then I went
to Scheveningen. First to see the new sauna centre Vitalizee
in the Kurhaus, that is going to be opened on next 23 August.
I was surveyed by a blue and white helicopter.
After a walk along the beach I had a rest at Beach Club Oase.
The manager was playing trick-track there.
Finally I went to the Carlton
Beach Restaurant where last year my Prince's
Day had ended. I had a special ritual: eating mussels from
Sealand with red and white wine. Then
I travelled back and made a note at the backside of Weekly
Report 26, that I will send you tomorrow. It contains very
personal remarks, but I thought at that moment 'If I do not write
that, who else will do it". So please take my remarks as
very serious advices. I also read The Sun and I quote some lines:
'Tony Blair is ready to give
Government approval to Prince Charles
marrying his mistress Camilla Parker Bowles, it emerged last night.
But the Premier's blessing will depend on the couple winning the
support of the British people - and on the Church of England's
attitude to a wedding. A close friend of Mr
Blair said: "His instincts tell him that if Charles
and Camilla wish to marry, they should be allowed to do so.
"But he would be pretty mindful of any Church opposition."
As PM, Mr
Blair has sweeping powers to "advise" the
Queen over the succession. He has made it clear he has no
sympathy with Old Labour calls to ditch the Royals for a republic.
No 10 troubleshooter Peter Mendelson has had separate talks with
Charles 48, Camilla,
50, and Princess Di. He is
said to have reassured Charles
that Labour regards the Royal Family as a national asset. But
last night, Mr Mendelson denied acting as a go-between over the
marriage issue. Downing Street and Palace officials stressed that
Mr Blair had never discussed
the question with the parties concerned, despite several meetings
with Charles, and a visit to
Chequers by Di, 36, and Prince William, 15. But in private
contacts through intermediaries, the Premier has made it clear
that in modern world, Labour has no objection to a marriage. It
is now likely the issue will be realised for the first time when
Mr Blair and wife Cherie stay
with the Queen at Balmoral
in September.' I have only one
explanation: to discuss if Charles
and Camilla can remain at Balmoral for ever. As Scotland
will get a Parliament
in 2002 (the biggest constitutional
reform since 1707) it will be good for Scotland
to have an own king as well, if he will be accepted. I also read
'Princess Diana yesterday flew home from a secret weekend away
- in a Harrods chopper. Di, 36, jumped out of the distinctive
green and white helicopter after it touched down at KENSINGTON
PALACE. The Princess was condemned this month for taking sons
Wills,
15, and Harry
12, to St Tropez with controversial
Harrods boss Mohammed Al Fayed, 64. Harrods refused to say if
the Princess had spent the weekend with Mr Al Fayed."
This is a very big step ahead. It is the
first time that you have been able to make an official secret
journey. Congratulations. I think I have to rely on your
Prime Minister now. Because I like him.