Does Isaac Koi have a right to remain anonymous?

[Han]

Very simple poll yes or no:

For discussion about the minutia please use the other thread.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

I added a more appropriate response. Why should we care?

 

[marduk]

From his website:

I am a barrister in England with an interest in various issues relating to "UFOs". I write under a pseudonym because some clients and colleagues would probably roll on the floor with laughter at the thought of my spending time on these topics, even though my focus of my interest is actually on various sociological and psychological issues relating to UFOs and ufology.

I've previously helped make freely available online in a searchable format UFO documents from the FBI, from Canada (with the permission of the Canadian government) and Australia (with the permission of the Australian government) and New Zealand, plus helped make freely available in a searchable PDF format various out-of-print UFO publications (such as the newsletters of ufo skeptic Phil Klass, after getting relevant permissions).

As a guy who remains anonymous himself for the same reasons, let him have it.

 

[mike]

I think in his case its not just a right, but a need to remain anonymous.

Image is an integral part of their job

Personally i think the costume is an anachronism, but that's how its done. They also carry a cloth bag with rope drawstrings.