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". Mr President, Mr Weber, in a debate like this we are obliged to have a realistic discussion on behalf of the public and not incite fear in them; not incite panic.
You made a statement that seems very ambitious to me: ‘look at Toulouse’, you said, ‘look at Toulouse’. What I should like to ask you is how you can manage to link the attacks in Toulouse with the agreement we are voting on here. As you know, the terrorist’s trips from Toulouse to Pakistan and back were known about, so what would you have done, Mr Weber? Would you have prevented him from travelling? How would you have managed to prevent it? Is there some way to have prevented the Toulouse attacks using passenger name record data? They were used, in fact, and did not prevent the attacks. As such, I believe that you are obliged to rein yourself in and keep within the bounds of a technically realistic debate, without using terrible events like those in Toulouse to incite public fear."@en1
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