Re: Denmark to Scrutinize American Passport Holders More Carefully
liberal
> [Copenhagen Post]
> Top spokespeople from three political parties back making customs
> checks for US citizens more thoroughhttp://www.cphpost.dk/news/international/89-international/47554-parti...
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> Many Americans are travelling to Denmark after visiting Middle Eastern
> countries, and now parties in parliament want stricter customs
> controls for US citizens entering Denmark, reports public broadcaster
> DR.
>
> The proposal comes after US intelligence indicated last week that more
> terrorists would be attempting to secure American passports \u2013
> phony and otherwise \u2013 because they are generally subject to less
> strict controls for travellers through European countries.
>
> And, according to Justice Minister Brian Mikkelsen, the October arrest
> in Chicago of two men who had allegedly plotted to bomb
> Jyllands-Posten newspaper\u2019s offices means Denmark needs to be on
> high alert for terror. ....
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> Hey ! The 'war on terror' isn't supposed to
> penalize AMERICANS !!! We get to profile and
> cavity-search everyone ELSE ... :-)
>
> Tisk ... looks as if America has been deemed
> an 'unreliable' nation in the terrorwar game.
That would seem so....to the simple minded. I think European nations
are seeing acts of terrorism, so they too are responding to the threat
of Americans who have religious and political"loyalties" that
supersede common decency. And this includes our reichtard wackos.
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And when was the last time some 'reichtard wackos' conspired to bomb a
newspaper that published offensive cartoons of the Prophet Bush?
As for the 'Americans' traveling to Denmark after visiting the Middle
East, the article suggests they are actually Muslims. If Denmark
wasn't so goddamn politically correct, it would single out Muslim
travelers for extra scrutiny, instead of scaring away legitimate
American tourists.
My experience in recent travels is that Muslims are subjected to LESS
scrutiny at security checkpoints than other travelers. I was
repeatedly ordered to remove my baseball cap and put it through the X-
ray machine, and the TSA officer still examined it by hand.
Suspecting that I was being singled out, I hung around the checkpoint
for a while and watched Muslim women in headscarves and Sikh men in
turbans pass through without being required to remove their respective
headcoverings for inspection.