Blacksmith Bureau-The sky is darkening

SATURDAY, 14 JULY 2012

The sky is darkening
Things have taken a grimmer turn. We had a whip round and called in the legendary Bull Diamond to try and head off the Tenth-Tapas controlled plot to take out the remaining McCann bloggers, a nightmarish initiative which has gathered dizzying speed over the last few weeks.

Bull managed to put measures in place to protect most of the UK people but he couldn’t get hold of the two we thought were at greatest risk and as a result we had to put out a coded appeal in the Blacksmith Bureau. Naturally the truth dare not speak its full name so we had to disguise the facts and pretend the appeal was a piece of fiction in the “Should this be here?” post, although an idiotic slip meant that Halligen’s real name was used, causing some friction in Washington DC.

As Bull has famously said, you win some, you lose some, and we regret that this was once again the case here. Would you like the good news or the other type first?

The good…

Let’s go for the good. We thought that Dr Martin Roberts might be under threat and made a hidden plea for him to contact Bull, using the clues we had implanted in our piece of fiction. Fortunately we were completely wrong and we apologise for having used his name in this context without permission. The doctor, who, by the way, has been accused of being Nigel Moore’s alter ego by the same delightful brains who fell for the abduction story, is safe and well. It was Dr Roberts, can we remind you, who described Kate McCann’s Madeleine, as resembling “a defence script being held in abeyance until called for,” and that still strikes us as the most penetrating one sentence assessment that has ever been made about the book. Until called for…

…the bad and the ugly

Unfortunately, as Tommy Cooper was prone to say, we were too late to help Steel Magnolia. According to Bull, the baddies had wormed their way into SM’s confidence by phoning her and pretending to be Scotland Yard officers with inside knowledge of the case. SM, old, disabled and easily confused, foolishly gave the “police officers” personal details, including her address.

As a result a woman, who is rumoured to resemble the CCTV- captured fuzzy image of the last caller of the unfortunate Pimlico spy left to die in a locked suitcase in his bath, infiltrated SM’s local authority and, more importantly, its welfare service.

Thus it was that just over two weeks ago Steel Magnolia received her normal Wednesday cod-in-buttered-sauce and no-teeth-required mashed potato and tucked into it in her little front room surrounded by photographs of distant family and her enormous collection of Toby Jugs.

The buttered sauce was real enough but the ungutted Japanese Puffer Fish which it concealed attacked SM’s nervous system within seconds with the result that the unlucky pensioner was savaged by dreadful convulsions which wrecked her helpless body and destroyed most of the irreplaceable Toby Jugs. By the time Bull, who had never been on a London bus before, tracked her down Steel Magnolia was dead.

Her death made hardly a wave in the insalubrious suburb in which she spent her latter days and a local doctor, brought in by MI6, signed her off with a routine case of fatal food poisoning. Such are the ways that the world is run, which the cleverer posters on the McCann case have long discovered. Bull believes that plans are in place for future posts to be made under her name. Be aware of what is happening if you read posts purporting to come from her. Do not, repeat not, reply to any private messages or emails purporting to come from her.

But this endless struggle for the truth will go on. Do you ever get the feeling that we are involved in something strange, something beyond the normal categories of truth and fiction? Sometimes we have to express the truth, as Winston Churchill once said, "with a bodyguard of lies". Stay strong. Together we will see it through. More as we receive it.

http://blacksmithbureau.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/sky-is-darkening.html


mmmmm???????...what is this about

I like a good cryptic crossword but this is out of my league.

More water needed in Blacksmith's drinks maybe?

Dare I say I er... sort of get it? SM reeled in threatened... Yes, I can believe it.

Jean wrote:I like a good cryptic crossword but this is out of my league.

More water needed in Blacksmith's drinks maybe?

I wonder, could it have anything to do with this Bill Diamond, first a quote and then the link:

Bill Diamond has provided those interested in the subjects of child abuse and child pornography with an outstanding, even overpowering account of how those bent on circumventing laws designed to protect our children have evaded detection and what can be done about it. The Evil and the Innocent contains numerous case studies which are both illuminating and chilling, not just for the insights into the criminal mind and the harm they have caused as represented in those studies, but also for his portrayal of the way those perpetrators are able to hide in plain sight for so long while doing their evil. It is heart-rending to hear of the plight of those victimized by persons trusted by the family and by society as a whole. This is a disturbing, deeply upsetting, work, one which should be read carefully by those interested in protecting our most vulnerable children. His outrage is palpable and a heartfelt call to action. In these times of budgetary restrictions, this is one area, he declares, which demands additional resources. Every child is entitled to a safe childhood and Senator Diamond has provided us with steps which must be taken if we are to move in that direction. This is an unsettling work which can have lasting impact, and one which should be read by law enforcement officials and concerned parents everywhere

http://www.evilandinnocent.com/EvilAndTheInnocent/Home.html

Answer to Blacksmith from Steel Magnolia.........

Saturday, July 14, 2012





McCann:Blacksmith Bureau - The Games People Play.


http://steelmagnolia-steelmagnolia.blogspot.co.uk/

Some good news re Dr Roberts......Comment 17

Hi Jo, good to see you back. With reference to your comment #11, in response to #9, I haven't been anywhere. I think it's supposed to be a joke. Ho. Ho. Ho. I have no idea what 'on the Bahamas' means but it sounds painful for both me and the Bahamas, so something I would ordinarily seek to avoid. Maybe it's street slang for something. Whatever. For those interested in the site, I have started trying to piece together the last few months and the site will be updated slowly over the forthcoming couple of weeks. No conspiracies involved in lack of updates - just lack of time and an unfortunate train of circumstances.

http://joana-morais.blogspot.com/2012/07/south-african-businessman-challenges.html

candyfloss wrote:Answer to Blacksmith from Steel Magnolia.........

Saturday, July 14, 2012





McCann:Blacksmith Bureau - The Games People Play.


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Why would SY ask Steelmagnolia if she`d spoken to Mr. Kennedy?

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candyfloss wrote:Answer to Blacksmith from Steel Magnolia.........

Saturday, July 14, 2012





McCann:Blacksmith Bureau - The Games People Play.


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Why would SY ask Steelmagnolia if she`d spoken to Mr. Kennedy?

Yes, weird or what? Not even a copper from Operation Grange was it. Most odd.

The article has many cryptic messages. Usually when an author writes an article they leave it to the end to emphasise their main point.
The clue to unravelling the article is the reference to Winston Churchill and with a bodyguard of lies at the end. The bodyguards's of lies in WWII was the espionage used to feed the Germans false information via double agents. That there was going to be a invasion in Calais or Norway.