So what will change in EU travel? I so loved the idea of easy travel. :/Well, it seems that the EU officials find the "antiterrorist precautions" made by the US very tempting, and are introducing the same kind of policy for the international and EU travel. Which is quite ridiculous, when you think about the original idea EU was based upon.
The plan also focuses on air passenger data, requiring EU states to collect 19 pieces of personal information about people flying to or from member states.
The information would include a phone number, e-mail address and payment details, and would be kept on file for 13 years.
The collection of Passenger Name Record (PNR) data would bring the EU in line with the US, which introduced a similar scheme following the 9/11 attacks.
The measures would not apply to flights within the EU.
Self-actualization rules. . (This may sound selfish, but) sometimes the best things you can do are for yourself.As for me, i'm undergoing some realisations about myself and my life. Some of them more pleasant than others. If i manage to transform these realisations in smaller or bigger changes it's victory for me, otherwise i'm an idiot lost to apathy. I wish change was as easy as words though, and this is the most depressing part of all. :/
I guess it does really take force to beat inertia.
Greetings, fellow... people.
it seems so. my mom is also in pain.by the way, too bad about your back pain: is this the season of shitey spines?