I agree that some contries are better equipeed at dealing with the situation but looking at the news from Germany they are seem to struggle at this point too. Anyway, my point is that a clear message should be sent that only refugees can go to Germany and the EU which may discourage people to embark on this journey at all. If they see that somehow getting to the EU will enable them to go to Germany they will try their luck. As much as I am aware of a train was stopped many times in Germany by pulling the emergency handle and migrants jumpped off the train and disappeared. How can you make sure that they will go back then? I still think that we can bring the "equipment" to the people rather than the people to the equipment. Costs less time and money. I am not sure if it was a really a terrorist or not so I cannot comment on that, I heard about it but I am really not sure how reliable the info is. There is certainly a risk and that is why I am saying stop everyone where they are and find out there and then. If the EU is one unit it doesn't matter so the funds and resources can go to where the problem is. I also think that Germany should take more responisbilty about the situation due to the message that was sent out (funnily enough that was a rather vague statment which now can be altered according to the situation - but lets move on about it) Than it is possible to talk about quotas and numbers. On Verdans point what I can see is that the communication between member states are really poor, everyone included, and this issue is highlighted it big time.