The Invisible Man
A strange white A4 ‘window’ style envelope was posted within the UK with dubious postage payment. The contents included a treatise entitled ‘Everybody Looks at the Invisible Man’. It essentially gave examples of the same techniques previously outlined. The notion was that what isn’t seen, or is very barely seen, or is noted by its absence, is picked up on subliminally by the mind, enabling it to gain widespread acceptance in the cultural psyche without anybody realising it overtly. Such a technique perhaps could be employed to spread illusions, such as the relocation of cities, for example. The full content of the treatise is thought still to be in existence, somewhere. However, it is not at present visible to the eye of this investigator.
Note:
31 different shades of merino wool found. That is an interesting numerical coincidence, but probably one to discard in any hunt for meaning.
The connections are suddenly stronger between the Searly affair and the Soft Michigan enigma. A theory: Searly acted as dietician to the soft Michigan core. De Leon and Vandeloon were go-betweens passing communications to and from the South American woolfields, through the Castro regime in Cuba, while based in Florida, but whether they acted for the genuine craft scene contingent of the Michigan core or for the military operatives involved in the same or a similar project, is unclear. Vermott I am still hazy on. Meanwhile Robert Long I assume impersonated Vermott (badly), and was silenced, by the military element? And the Buick? Where was it going? Was it perhaps used then abandoned and destroyed by the handicrafter core of soft Michigan, to hide evidence generally. Was the presence of the phone directory evidence that the handicrafter core silenced Long? I feel I’m trying to polarise everyone into good guys and bad guys with no middle ground. Perhaps really most of it is in the middle. But historically, I think polarisation is genuine. I need to find the third location. The threads are all there, but I just can’t yet get them all to knit together…
Recall in earlier forum excerpts from the Michigan core, the following:
but then again, we looove roadtrips.
see you then!
mostly i just stinking LOVE knitting.
really really happy.
I think we now know the vehicle and the purpose of these road trips. Things are coming together. I see Cate, Grant, Melissa, Belinda and Gert, perhaps with Searly, perhaps with Costa, on the road, hair flying out of open buick windows, speed knitting, sleeping, driving, collecting packages…
The mix tape tracklist recently unearthed from forum excerpts is enlightening (see below). I feel sure from the titles that it is self-recording, possibly by Grant and others, going on the reference to ‘his music’, (also below). I feel we should trace the singer/s behind these songs.
grant and i listened and danced to his music on valentines day
he is the perfect mix to me of blues and folk and funk and feeling
1 make stuff knit
2 april
3 fond of
4 Crochet Stack
5 noon 8
6 layering
7 7mos
8 afternoon
9 sleepy mama
10 waiting for me
11 Theres only one captain on this boat
12 Very Special Scarves
13 Michelle Williams ?
14 new drawing corner
15 the other side
16 Untitled
17 pride and joy
18 steven alan imitation
19 atthestove
20 Untitled
21 film207
22 hi
23 Working
24 Lashes
25 s t i l l morning quiet time
26 anthem for a 17 year-old girl
27 Untitled
28 reasons for staying
29 Untitled
30 book girl
31 Untitled
32 ships ahoy
33 juk box
34 [?]
35 grapefruit & new curtains
36 gams [?]
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