“This updated database will make it more efficient for warfighters to collect, identify and neutralize the enemy,” wrote Col. In light of Biden’s disastrous incompetence, also worrying is that he previously proposed a budget for 2022 which sought “more than $11 million to purchase 95 new biometric collection devices expanding upon those used in Afghanistan and Iraq.” What he intends to do with these purchases isn’t disclosed, only the capability of the devices: He stated that “the Taliban may need additional tools to process the HIIDE data,” and expressed concerns that the Pakistani Spy Agency ISI “would assist with this.”
Kiernan warned that beyond the contractors and locals, it is “ probable that the Taliban have access to some of the coalition’s biometric data” as well.Īn Army Special Operations veteran also disclosed another enemy that has long posed as a friend to America: Pakistan. It’s not only Afghans who are now in danger. In 2016, the Taliban “used a biometric reader to identify bus passengers who were members of the security services in a violent ambush that claimed 12 lives.” …in identifying bomb-makers, while it was also used to confirm the identities of contractors and locals working with the US military. Kiernan went on to say - in part - how this information was used:
US Marine Special Operations Command veteran Peter Kiernan stated: “We would go into villages and enrol people into this biometric data system.” Thousands a day. HIIDE devices contain identifying biometric data such as iris scans and fingerprints, as well as biographical information, and are used to access large centralized databases. Not only does the Taliban have lists of the names and phone numbers of every Afghan who worked for US in the past two decades, but the Taliban is also in possession of sophisticated biometric data machines (Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment-HIIDE).
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