Problem, reaction, solution: Calls for unified EU 'FBI' after Brussels attacks

James Corbett
Corbett Report
Mon, 28 Mar 2016 16:36 UTC

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Belgian troops man a roadblock near Brussels' Zaventem airport following Tuesdays' bomb attacks in Brussels, Belgium, March 23, 2016.

The dust has barely settled on the site of the Brussels bomb blasts and already the EUreaucrats are salivating about the prospect of a pan-European intelligence agency. Join James for today's Thought for the Day as he explains the latest example of how the authoritarians take more control after every major terror event.

SHOW NOTES

• Problem. Reaction. Solution. (Paris Edition)
• French MPs vote to extend state of emergency after Paris attack
• Hollande wants constitution changes, more security spending
• Police cuts: Terror response warning to home secretary
• New calls for EU army in wake of Paris terror attacks
• As Terrorists Cross Borders, Europe Sees Anew That Its Intelligence Does Not
• We need a pan-European FBI to counter terror threat - ex-Brussels region chief
• When False Flags Don't Fly

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