Incoming head of Germany’s main airport lobby group & head of Düsseldorf airport, Christoph Blume, calls for anti-terror profiling based on race, religion & country of origin to avoid increased security checks

From The Local (Germany)

Christoph Blume, the head of Düsseldorf Airport [and the incoming head of the ADV airport association], told daily Rheinische Post on Tuesday that air passengers should be divided into different risk categories, meaning they would be subject varying degrees of scrutiny by airport security.

He said profiling passengers according to characteristics such as race, religion and country of origin would allow German airports to avert a further tightening of security.

“Each new incident leads to extra checks and security measures. This creates a security escalation that will eventually hit its technical and operational limits,” Blume told the paper.

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Source: The Local (Germany)

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Comments: Guess which religion is responsible for ninety nine per cent of terrorism? They should target that religion, which shall remain nameless, instead of treating everyone as equally dangerous. The politically correct elites and officials are so obsessed with equality that they treat everyone equally when they should be focusing on the high-risk group.

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German Muslim convert terror suspect Sascha Alessandro Boettcher deported from Kenya [Terrorism is not completely about race. It has more to do with religion, as this case here shows.]

Plans to allow 'race-based' searches by the police in Britain canceled over fears of 'racial' profiling (But Islam is not a race)

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Source: Daily Mail (U.K.)


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He [Farooque Ahmed] had planned to participate in next month's Hajj to complete all five pillars of Islam before waging jihad in which he was willing to die a martyr

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Source: Daily Mail (U.K) 

Previous report:  Suspected bomb likely bound for Germany, currently under "concrete" terror threat, found in Namibia

Suspected bomb likely bound for Germany, currently under "concrete" terror threat, found in Namibia

 A suspected bomb¹  - a suit case containing a detonator, batteries and a ticking clock, but without any explosives² - that was probably bound for Germany, has been found at at the international airport outside the Namibian capital Windhoek.¹

 According to AFP,

"It is an unlabelled piece of luggage, which means that its destination was not indicated nor was the airline with which it was to fly.¹

But Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said authorities had found "several indications" that the baggage was to be put on the Munich-bound flight.¹

 On Wednesday, Germany stepped up security after receiving a tip-off from an unnamed country of "concrete indications" that Islamic extremists were making "sustained efforts" to carry out terror attacks against the country at the end of November.³

BBC reports,

officials say the country has a significant Islamist community, and militant links to Germany appear to be growing³

Sources: 1. AFP, 2. 3. BBC


UPDATE:

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