whether you are wanted or the passport is stolen. the country, the government does. according to interpol, last year alone, passengers were able to avoid planes without having their passports screened against interpol as data base. it con stains an astounding 40 million record of stolen documents. the 190 members that belong to interpol are not charge a fee for accessing any of the databases. if the country has sufficient resources and technical capability to wire into interpol s virtual private network that is running 24 hours a day, then they certainly would be able to access that database and check. it is just up to the will of the country to set it up and do it. interpol secretary, general, robl noble sa ronald noble says, now, we have a real case where they are asking whether they are terrorists.