France - Antiterror Measures Unveiled - NYTimes.com France's conservative government unveiled new counterterrorism measures on Wednesday to punish those who regularly visit extremist Web sites or travel to weapons-training camps abroad. The move was in response to the killings in southern France last month by a French-born Muslim, Mohammed Merah, who claimed inspiration from Al Qaeda. The measures now go to Parliament, where they may face resistance from the Socialists, who say that France's legal arsenal against terrorism is already strong enough and that the proposal is a campaign ploy to bolster President Nicolas Sarkozy's chances at a second term.