A Zumutunt is back in the times of terror – a journey with Deutsche Bahn since. This suppressed fear of a terrorist attack. The train rolls through Hamm, Unna, Dusseldorf – all potential attack targets? This photo here was exactly this train ride. 1st class. I’m watching a movie on your laptop – cozy my environment does not perceive differently than us was ordered by the Interior Minister de Maiziere. And yet, a strange feeling creeps over me.

I look around me and my gaze falls immediately on these 2 packages of turn. There she is again. This suppressed fear of a terrorist attack. It’s going down ice cold back me. Wait, I think. Stop.

I’m inside. Hello? I’m in Hamm. Who wants to strike because in Hamm and besides, think after Flo – be rational. Again, I have to interrupt myself. We also pass to Dusseldorf and Cologne. Oh yes stop targets are. Well, the Dusseldorf Hbf is ugly as night and besides, the adjacent puff with hookers taking damage, and that really all travellers at the take a look, can there not much happen. I think the few Dusseldorf, so with me. But I want to go on it. There she is again. This suppressed fear of a terrorist attack. I get my phone out of your pocket, take a photo and send one to my Twitter account, one on Facebook and one at that, oh shame oh shame, 1414. I want today to be BILD reader reporter – at any cost what it may. Now give this uneasy feeling but yet a little more and I need someone I can tell there. Call the police, there is always. But, no, stupid idea. I have an appointment and when here puts on the police, there are hours of standstill. Evacuation, a breaking news N24 and hundreds annoyed Eisenbahnler. I decide now the Schaffner, excuse me, to go to train. A very kind man with blue Cap facing me. Memory log: Schaffner: Oh, only material for the train’s got in it. Florian Pasterny: And because it must be in the present time in plastic bags under a seat? Conductor: Where do you? Florian: That’s okay. Where there is none. Word scramble Florian: Well, then I just call the police and ask, what do the officials thereof. Precisely because a shit, there are currently many thousand emergency calls and panics? Schaffner turns and unlocks the driver’s cab, grabs the bag behind the door – no longer visible for passengers. I am smiling. He looks terribly evil and wants to see my ticket right away. I say a “very much” and he knippst it surly off and was gone for good. At least from my perspective. There it was again. Filed under: Jessica Michibata. This suppressed fear of a terrorist attack – and this amateurism of some employees of Deutsche Bahn and your daughters and competitors.