Si - C, The Power of Women Finally Embodied?
By Sam Stafford
Publication Date 5th January 2026: 09:36 GMT
(Image Credit: Mi6 Secret Intelligence Service)
The title of this article is not merely to content our Spanish or Italian speakers, make fun of the late – astonishingly attractive Austro – Hungarian Empress; once and still known amongst specified academics for having some of the sauciest non-encripted correspondence ever recorded with a doctor in all of human history. Nor is it to facilitate what we may all be imagining now — but rather play on all of that and beyond as life can be truly filled with surprises both private and public; such as appointing someone whom some commentators are already describing not merely as the prettiest woman to have ever headed an entire intelligence agency but actually possibly be blessed with looks so universally appeasing she may well be remembered, in time to come, prettier than any Bond girl real or fake.
But in reality it shouldn’t have been a surprise at all when Blaise Metrev was appointed the head of Mi6 and determinedly placed alngside Anne Keast-Butler (see article )currently heading Great Britain’s GCHQ (an institution so important both domestically and abroad with an internal organisational structure of such encompassing [not even mentioning other 5 Eye partner responsibilities] that were the entire US defence communicational capacity ever compromised. It alone would have the responsibility to run all US security communication — until its inevitable reactivation) as evidently she was not to be the sole female inhabiting the upper echelons of the British establishment’s intelligence pantheon.
Yet it’s truly difficult perhaps beyond “difficult” to underestimate the significance of this glorious milestone in our established history. Yet if we really think about it for a second and contemplate upon the realisation of women heading 2 of the 3 available top tier intelligence positions all of Great Britain and Northern Ireland have to offer— the most demanding, complex and trustworthy jobs to exist on the planet – period – you begin to get a sense at least.
What really was a surprise however is that, 111 years after the retained suffragette stones and only 1 year after Queen Camilla reinstalled them within the global public psyche at a controversial Barbie event in Buckingham palace (see article), she may well become the historical marker of female equality, the tipping point beyond the 50% threshold in the most respected industry to have existed since Moses sent Twelve Spies into Canaan.
Who knew that it would have been Blaise Metreweli that may well have become the definitive consolidation of ideology realised? Yet it shouldn’t have been a surprise as, as stated we’ve been working as society for a touch over a century now to get us this far.
We can now finally say with confidence. It is now a reality to not think of women equally but know it and any other opinion is simply historical — who on earth could possibly argue this point with another women now positioned into such an import role; the ignorant only.
In fact it’s so important — just like some women really are saying oui oui oui from Canada to France others are beyond the 636 million Spanish alone really saying si si si and no doubt even Queen Letizia herself has more than a smile on her face. And what woman and forward thinking competent 21st century male wouldn’t be pleased. Now Metreweli personally heads the international intelligence agency that is directly responsible for the safety and security of circa 69.3 million souls throughout all of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, that’s circa 17 million individuals beyond Empress Sisi would ever have had the privilege of representing as the Austro-Hungarian Empire entered its peak population point in 1914 with around 52 million inhabitants. A moment in time that even the royals of the era wouldn’t feel the need to enjoy the encrypted luxuries of our WhatsApp messages today — no matter what you were saying beyond the military and certified state secret. Empress Sisi included and testament to that whilst corresponding about her daily life — but certainly not banal chit chat revolving around, jewels, empire or god knows what.
Yet a predicament that renders Metreweli’s role ever harder is that back her in the 21st century —- we do take our security seriously even if we are talking about plastic jewels, empire or Trump 2.0 and why is that? Well as the masterful potentially unsurpassed intelligence chief General Michael V, Hayden says (an individual so accomplished in his professional career he has had both the honour of heading the NSA [4 times larger than the CIA])and the CIA itself “we kill people based on metadata”
And we are not alone in an era where the Chinese; with a completely different – potentially civilisationally conflicting operating legal structure. Has defence drones not merely the size of mosquitoes( read article )but that are not solely hypothetically capable of targeting members of society —- based on facial recognition interconnected with Instagram pictures, politically oriented X tweets or even presumably thought private correspondence beyond their own domestic firewall — but actually are capable.
In a world where hard physical power counts more and more and upcoming domineering superpowers like China look to guid the fate of human history unrestrained. Has Blaise Metreweli really got the head to take a China like that on. Well to ignore the frivolous online comparisons, the muscle-bound
metaphors, the juvenile attempts to collapse strategic seriousness into visual novelty; some even going as far to compare the amazingly youthful 4 8 years old’s transformational physic from the above photo to the below photo of her recent appointment welcoming presentation
(Image Credit: Mi6 Secret Intelligence Service)
to Mi6 with a fellow muscular blonde. The popular cult figure from the golden Age of Female Competative Bodybuilding
Juddy Leigh Miller
(Image Credit: Retro Muscle Legends)
Can we dare to say the only answer that feels right; Si si C?
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