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"Mr President, can I first of all say that 2015 has brought back to us the serious problems we face with terrorism and especially in Europe. I think we have to face the reality that Europe has a serious problem with its borders, especially the Schengen borders. That has got to be dealt with because nowhere in Europe is completely safe anymore, while we may like to think it is.
Where I come from in Northern Ireland we suffered over four decades of terrorism. I survived an assassination attempt myself and I want to make it very clear in this House that I am not a zombie, and those who talk the way they talked in this debate should, I think, really hang their heads in shame. The victims of terrorism have been forgotten about time and time again. They are not thought about, they are forgotten about, as we go on to the next atrocity, the next crime. That is what cannot be allowed to happen. Can I say above all else we need in Europe good information exchange and cooperation right across borders and between all the police forces in Europe to combat this."@en1
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