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Britons Urged To Leave Tunisia.
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The Foreign Secretary states that a further attack is highly likely.
Is this the end of tourism, at least for the foreseeable future?
Is this the end of tourism, at least for the foreseeable future?
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I hope they get a refund but I remember taking my two 30+ sons to Turkey about 3yrs ago with their family. I cringed when they wanted to venture out the complex for a Turkish shave.I quite admire and like the Turks but I would not put any of my family at risk for the foreseeable future in a Muslim country no matter how westernried and moderate they are. Shame I like Effes beer as well but we can get it here. :-)
I hope they get a refund but I remember taking my two 30+ sons to Turkey about 3yrs ago with their family. I cringed when they wanted to venture out the complex for a Turkish shave.I quite admire and like the Turks but I would not put any of my family at risk for the foreseeable future in a Muslim country no matter how westernried and moderate they are. Shame I like Effes beer as well but we can get it here. :-)
I thought all the "police" sent over to secure and investigate the Sousse crime scene were in fact spooks eager to get their hot spooky little hands on home grown tunisian intelligence
and they have scored 0/10 - it does ruin tunisian tourism tho'
now IF GCHQ for example ( computer capabliity - able to listen to ALL the mobile phone calls in Iraq at any one time ) has picked up ( a hypothetical ) phone call: " our friends are looking for abdul hameed -time for him to come home " then it would be grounds for pulling the plug
and they have scored 0/10 - it does ruin tunisian tourism tho'
now IF GCHQ for example ( computer capabliity - able to listen to ALL the mobile phone calls in Iraq at any one time ) has picked up ( a hypothetical ) phone call: " our friends are looking for abdul hameed -time for him to come home " then it would be grounds for pulling the plug
// I cringed when they wanted to venture out the complex for a Turkish shave //
a cut too far perhaps .... Turkey wasnt that rough three yeasr ago, was it ? shades of midnight express - oo-er ! and the Grey Wolves - all that has gone hasnt it ?
Turks arent arabs by the way they are um Turkic I think
a cut too far perhaps .... Turkey wasnt that rough three yeasr ago, was it ? shades of midnight express - oo-er ! and the Grey Wolves - all that has gone hasnt it ?
Turks arent arabs by the way they are um Turkic I think
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I know what you are saying. I have been to Tunisia (20 yrs ago and I still say never again). I love Kyrenia and Bellapais etc.I like the Turks and trust them to a degree.I think Al queda were getting handy with knives on wounded soldiers in Afghanistan at the time and just felt uneasy that my sons were trusting a muslim with a cut throat razor at the time. It wasn't as though we locked ourselves in the complex and dared not venture out but I thought Turkey then and now is the bridging point between the good guys and the bad guys and I didn't feel comfortable with my sons offering up their necks to a cut throat. :-)
I know what you are saying. I have been to Tunisia (20 yrs ago and I still say never again). I love Kyrenia and Bellapais etc.I like the Turks and trust them to a degree.I think Al queda were getting handy with knives on wounded soldiers in Afghanistan at the time and just felt uneasy that my sons were trusting a muslim with a cut throat razor at the time. It wasn't as though we locked ourselves in the complex and dared not venture out but I thought Turkey then and now is the bridging point between the good guys and the bad guys and I didn't feel comfortable with my sons offering up their necks to a cut throat. :-)
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