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Chairman, Ministers.

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Today I've[br]repeatedly heard how

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irrelevant my[br]department has become.

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Why do we need agents?[br]The Double-O section?

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Isn't it all rather quaint?

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Well, I suppose I see a different world[br]than you do.

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And the truth is that[br]what I see frightens me.

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I'm frightened because our enemies[br]are no longer known to us.

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They don't exist on a map.

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They're not nations.[br]They're individuals.

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Look around you.[br]Who do you fear?

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Can you see a face?[br]A uniform? A flag? No.

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Our world isn't[br]more transparent now.

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It's more opaque.

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It's in the shadows.

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That's where we[br]must do battle.

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So, before you declare us irrelevant,[br]ask yourselves,

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how safe do you feel?

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I've just one[br]more thing to say.

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My late husband was [br]a great lover of poetry.

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And, um. . .

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I suppose some of it sunk in,[br]despite my best intentions.

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And here today I remember this,[br]I think from Tennyson:

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"We are not now[br]that strength,

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"which in old days[br]Moved earth and heaven;[br]

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"That which we are, we are;

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"One equal temper[br]of heroic hearts,

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"Made weak by time and fate,[br]but strong in will

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"To strive, to seek,

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"to find and not to yield."