Digital ones now, of course.
His 20 year mission - claims it’s for ‘efficiency’.
I’d gladly sacrifice my privacy to attend his trial for war crimes.
Title = war (on the people)
speaking for me, the privacy/efficiency binary is a very real thing. In that respect Bliar is correct.
The absolute slog of maintaining some mental database of usernames and passwords I gladly offload to personal devices.
That is my choice not for some daemonesque has-been to rule on. But rest assured: State systems will run the users and never the other way around. It’s just a question of to what extent.
I can well imagine that TB’s scrawny puppet Surkeef would relish all that control. He really cares 