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Originally Posted by the truth

yes indeed fine answers. I think your suggestions here have more chance of reducing these horrific attacks than bombing Syria. But how do we and the EU stop or even stall the free movement across borders ? when you say stricter what does that mean and how can it be applied? Perhaps more staff across all EU checkpoints is a start. The thought that lots of fake passports were strewn around the dead bodies in Paris makes my stomach turn. That must be stopped period and every single person must be vetted thoroughly. If they are remotely dodgy or if their passport cannot be verified they are NOT getting in

We have to be careful not to jump to conclusions about these passports. They have already discovered that one of the suspects, who's passport they found, was one of the injured and an innocent bystander http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsCont...belongs-t.aspx. Not all of the dead have been identified yet and it could well be that the Syrian passport belongs to a dead bystander rather than a terrorist.

There's a few more questions here and ones that is being scrutinised by investigative journalists. 1. Why would a terrorist remember to take his passport along on a death mission? and 2. How did a fake passport survive the blast that destroyed all other evidence? Its far more likely to of survived on someone who was standing close to the blast.

Another thing we need to understand and the thing that I find more worrying is, the majority of these terrorists were home grown, so why are we giving one, possibly two terrorists we suspect came in as refugees, so much attention?