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The text before us is attempting to give a legal framework to operations carried out by special intervention units of one Member State sent to the territory of another, in the event of a terrorist attack. Because these interventions can be so diverse (exchange of equipment, expertise, active units, etc.), it is left up to the Member States to conclude bilateral agreements to define the practical arrangements and to decide whether to accept or refuse the request for intervention on their territory of one of these operational units. Unbelievable. Finally, here is a real case of the application of that controversial and complicated principle of subsidiarity!
Finally, here is an area – that of national security, the sovereign area
that is resisting the supranational bulldozer of a Europe that legislates on everything, everywhere.
For effectiveness in the fight against terrorism, then, Europe is putting its money on cooperation between national police forces. We support this initiative.
But the key to victory over terrorism does not lie solely in cooperation. It requires an awareness of the revolutionary desire of Islamists, who advocate the destruction of humanist and Christian Western society and its values."@en1
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