Dame Liza goes - the kaleidoscope shakes, rattles and rolls ...
Corsetieres to Royalty Rigby and Peller will be seeing a great deal more of Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller who leaves her post after 33 years as MI5 top secret agent at midnight to be superseded by the man they call Mr Evans .(pic)
The bombshell precipitated by her early (and let it be said reluctant) removal from the world of super sleuths will finally expose the remarkable double life of our multi-tasking titan. Few knew that Dame Liza has despite the demands of her super sleuthing been managing to sandwich playing the part of Lynda Snell (Carole Boyd the previous owner of the part having mysteriously "gone on leave") the doyenne of Ambridge Hall in the "Archers" whilst busily chasing bearded, swarthy Islamo-Fascist terrists round Sparkbrook and Sheffield. It is understood that the great break in the story line is death-watch beetle will be found in the hall and plunge her into endless expense to restore the hall to it's former greatness...but how will she raise the money ?
Finally of course this everyday story of queer country folk, will be able to meet the 21st century and listeners are warned to watch out for the first urban terrists in this quiet world of Lych gates, spring lambs and organic sausages .... exactly what is Soibhan up to ? Why is Debbie destroying home farm (Hint-hint - just where will roving Brian Aldridge's eye turn to next ?)
Anyway the man they call Mr Evans will be busy on the next false flag manouvres which will climax around election time, the Iranian invasion and Mbekes Anschluss of Zimbabwe, when President Prime Minister Tony tells a stunned nation and a supine nation that he is not resigning and will stay on, "at least to the next election" .... steadying the ship of state ...... keeping course ....
UPDATE Sunday 29th April pm - this item was visited by someone at the BBC - trying to keep up to date on plots for the Archers ?
7 comments:
The head of the Mi5 ship changes just before the 'Operation Crevice' trial (R v Omar Khyam, or fertiliser plot etc.) concludes.
"It wurnt me that was head when all these damning connections of prior surveillance of Mohammed Siddique Khan were going on"
The gross cynicism expressed by readers never ceases to amaze and appal all right minded citizens.
Your link to the "UK faces 'wave' of terror plots (note, the BBC's quotation marks around wave, not mine) makes sense when one realises that al-Qaeda is a Western intelligence agency proxy. Hence, "Britain faces a "wave" of terrorist plots, prepared strategically and directed from abroad by al-Qaeda," ...
shlobby on the Ryecroft post on Sunday refers to the proposed Al Quaeda attacks
http://tinyurl.com/3d7k4t
A Times fantasy piece by Dipesh Gadher Al-Qaeda‘planning big British attack’
"Another plot could be timed to coincide with Tony Blair stepping down as prime minister, an event described by Al-Qaeda planners as a “change in the head of the company”.
Which would of course presage the
Great Leader hangin on to the ship of State.
Is the Millibandwagon withdrawing because they have finally owrked out that the Dear Leader is here for the duration ?.. a sort of political coitus interruptus?
Details of a separate plot to attack Britain, “ideally” before Blair steps down this summer, were contained in a letter written by Abdul al-Hadi al-Iraqi, an Iraqi Kurd and senior Al-Qaeda commander.
"The report was compiled by the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC) - based at MI5’s London headquarters - and provides a quarterly review of the international terror threat to Britain. "
Well of course it does.
More on the supposed Abdul al-Hadi al-Iraqi - http://tinyurl.com/3c9k2u
...just to prove Saddam had ties to Al Quaeda...as if.
What really gives this tale told by a simpleton it's authenticity is ...
"Spy chiefs warn that one operative had said he was planning an attack on “a par with Hiroshima and Nagasaki” in an attempt to “shake the Roman throne”, a reference to the West."
Apart from the likelihood of this chatty chappie existing, they talk of nothing else in the cafes of Mosul. An area more concerned in seizong and holding the oil of Northern Iraq than the domestic arrangements of the Dear Leader.
So we should all get ready for them to round up all the usual suspects who number many, many thousands according to Commander Clarke Sphincter of the Yard.
Was the Sunday Times piece by Dipesh Gadher, published on April 22, 2007 so much of a fantasy piece?
It upset the Met police enough that a civilian counter-terrorism specialist within their ranks - Thomas Lack-Lund (who leaked the top secret document detailing terrorism fears because he was "annoyed" by his workplace) was charged under the Official Secrets Act.
More information here.
Perhaps Dipesh was well informed by the evr leaking Met. Just because the origin of the information was the met does not mean it was truw. accurate or believable.
Lack Lund was caught leaking and they saw fit to prosecute.
If they did that to evey leaker in the Met there would be no Plods on London's streets.
The record on Northern Ireland speaks for itself of official involvement with terrist atrocities, deaths, gun running etc., ... note MI5 now have a new swanky £20n HQ with space for 400 staff at Maydown.Co. Durham.
"What is truth?" qoth jesting PIlate and would not stay for an answer.
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