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"I voted against Mr de Grandes Pascual’s report. In the era of the ‘war for civilisation’ that Mr Bush launched and given the continuing terrorist threat, aviation safety is a real concern. However, its organisation, particularly checks on passengers, falls under the responsibility of the Member States rather than that of the Commission, as these are public order and security measures.
It is also up to each Member State to decide on the use of body scanners in airports, taking due account of the issues of health and respect for privacy raised by their use. As for the systematic call for non-discrimination and the rejection of profiling, do those same MEPs who support the occupation of Afghanistan by Western armies – which does, in any case, prove that they have a vague idea of where the threat might come from – need reminding that it is highly unlikely that one of these days, a Swedish Lutheran is going to be arrested wearing explosive trainers on an aeroplane?"@en1
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