Sir Boanar’s views urgently sought

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Have IPS thought this through?

Never mind your ambiguous in-law, how will our senior diplomats* continue to travel safely under assumed identities?

And what about our poor spies? And policemen working under cover?

One of the facilities needed in the NIS is a facility to create people, i.e. new identities. The NIS also needs a facility to destroy people, i.e. to screen out or even delete previous identities. But that cannot be achieved if records of people’s biometrics — reliable biometrics — are spread all over the world.

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* “Ah, Sir Bonar, how pleasant to see you again,” says the Syrian immigration officer, “but wait, what is this, last time you came through you were biometrically a lowly oil engineer called Blake. What was the purpose of that visit, Sir Bonar, may I ask? And, this is most extraordinary, but my Yemeni colleagues think you were an accredited arms dealer before that, called Philby, en route to Mesopotamia. What can this mean? Perhaps you could step into the back room here and we could discuss the matter over a cup of Polonium”.

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