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"Mr President, as a representative of Northern Ireland, I know only too well the terrible impact of terrorism on innocent civilians: murder and mayhem inflicted while people were doing their Saturday shopping in the Shankhill Road in Belfast; young and old blown up at an act of remembrance to the fallen of the world wars in Enniskillen – acts carried out in the name of Irish Republicanism. We talk here about the cooperation of the security forces. From the experience of Northern Ireland, we can see that their contributions prevented many people from losing their lives; of that I have no doubt. We need to support our security forces with the equipment they need to prevent terrorism.
Those today who have pitted safety and security against freedom of choice and data protection need to consider where they stand. Believe me, terrorism destroys lives and shatters communities. I have even heard in this Chamber today that terrorism is hysteria. What utter nonsense! Believe me, when a gunman is trying to take a life, it is a cold and lethal reality – something that my constituents know a lot about."@en1
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