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    Default Police in Germany have rejected body scanners at Hamburg airport

    Body scanners at Hamburg airport have failed trial tests, police said, frequently triggering alarms even when they weren't supposed to.

    The scanners, which have been an a ten-month at Hamburg airport, triggered an unnecessary alarm in seven out of ten cases, the German weekly newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported on Saturday.

    They were said to have been confused by layers of clothing, boots, zip fasteners and even pleats. In 10 percent of cases the passenger's posture set them off.

    According to a police report, the scanners set off alarms more than once in 35 percent of 730,000 cases where they should not have.

    The scanners have been rejected by federal police until the software is improved and more effective models are made available.

    Several EU countries, including Britain, France, the Netherlands, Italy and Finland, as well as Germany, have conducted body scanner tests after the machines were approved for use by the European parliament on July 6 on the condition that passengers could refuse to walk through them and go through traditional security checks instead.

    Body scanners are controversial, particularly in the United States where people expressed outrage at the thought of their producing a graphic image of the body. The devices were often dubbed "naked" scanners.

    In spite of the public wariness, the US stepped up their use after a Nigerian man was caught trying to ignite explosives concealed in his underwear during a Christmas day flight from Amsterdam to Detroit in 2009.

    The US soon encouraged the EU to introduce the scanners, but it was decided that their impact on health and privacy would first have to be tested.


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    Default Re: Police in Germany have rejected body scanners at Hamburg airport

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    I'll correct that story. A bit of nearly ...frighteningly true humour:

    Body scanners at Hamburg airport have failed trial tests, police said, frequently triggering alarms even when they weren't supposed to.

    The scanners, which have been an a ten-month at Hamburg airport, triggered an unnecessary alarm in seven out of ten cases, the German weekly newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported on Saturday.

    They were said to have been confused by layers of clothing, boots, zip fasteners and even pleats. In 10 percent of cases the passenger's posture set them off.

    According to a police report, the scanners set off alarms more than once in 35 percent of 730,000 cases where they should not have.

    The scanners have been rejected by federal police until the software is improved and more effective models are made available. This cover story is a method of showing refusal of the German group, the post war Nazis, to show how they are still in control of Germany and are separate from the American Nazi influence. Their refusal has to do with their knowing the damage that these scanners do to the spirit/body combination. Beside the cancer potentials via DNA damage, for frequent travelers.

    Several EU countries, including Britain, France, the Netherlands, Italy and Finland, as well as Germany, have conducted body scanner tests after the machines were approved for use by the European parliament on July 6 on the condition that passengers could refuse to walk through them and go through traditional security checks instead. Simply due to these groups being on the more reasonable side of this bilderburg control group, and want a slower takeover of the world. "The American fascists insist on moving too fast", a spokesperson said.

    Body scanners are controversial, particularly in the United States where people expressed fully correct outrage at the thought of their producing a graphic image of the body. The devices were often dubbed "naked" scanners.

    The subject of their likely intentional damage to the subtle light body vibrations of the avatar and spirit combination system has never been discussed and probably is their primary intent. (See reptilians, CIA, black ops and the Moon)

    In spite of the public wariness, the US, via lobbying and insider interest as well as Nazi CIA connections to create fascism and fear...this caused a stepping up of their use after a Nigerian man (a mossad/CIA collaborative plant, for effect and media spin) was 'caught' trying to ignite explosives concealed in his underwear during a Christmas day flight from Amsterdam to Detroit in 2009.

    The US company that the ex-head of the DHS, Michael Chertoff, makes profit from, which one of the main manufacturers of such hardware...Chertoff soon encouraged the EU to introduce the scanners, but it was decided that their desirable (for the given fascists groups) impact on health and privacy, and advancing fascism... would first have to be tested. CIA based hardware in Germany, after the fascist Bilderberg split is "not desirable", a spokesperson for the European fascist faction said.
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    Default Re: Police in Germany have rejected body scanners at Hamburg airport

    Hopefully the Europeans continue to reject those invasive devices.

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    Default Re: Police in Germany have rejected body scanners at Hamburg airport

    So, does anyone feel safer with the naked scanners and fondling at the airports? I hope the the EU has better sense than the US about these things because the scanners cause radiation....and the fondling causes mental anguish.
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