Yes it did only happen yesterday so to plough ahead with any plans to go before the threat has been fully assessed would indeed be silly. Having to go somewhere on business is slightly different from families choosing to go to an area with terrorist activity on holiday atm.
Nobody knows if the attack was 'random' yet do they?
To be forewarned it to be four armed... and all four of my arms would be cancelling my flights.

No its not.
More reason to holiday there unless you want them to have the desired effect.
People shouldn't wimp out.
Fearmongering is how these gimps work. I am due to be in Tunisia for work in September and have no reservations about going ahead with my visit and will be combining business with pleasure.
Tunisia is a fantastic place.

Quite right Bob.

Would you take your children bob?

Me too.I was in Cairo and Luxor not long before the trouble started over there.I remember seeing the news over there and some Christians were shot while we were there.
I would'nt take my family to Cairo at the moment and specially not Tunisia.I would take them somewhere on the Red Sea but not to the inner cities just yet.I would go with friends but not my misses or kids.

Yes absolutely have taken my stepdaughter in the past and would again. Why do you ask?
have you ever taken your kids to London? Have you ever taken your kids to Manchester?

Its now Confirmed
this was a Isis Attack.

There was no issue in the past...The question is now under the current conditions would you at the moment?

I think i answered that in my previous post.
The question stands would you take your kids to London or Manchester?
Yes i would.

The Tragic incident in Tunisia will and is being hijacked by the right wingers to try and spread fear and to try and further their racist agenda.
Transparent and idiotic in equal measures.

:clap1: Excellent reasoning. It is probably as safe in Tunisia as anywhere.

Of course I would, nobody has walked into a museum and shot dead a room full of people have they? So it's not even slightly comparable....

The deaths in Tunis are real and if you feel that it's worth the risk to go at this moment in time fair play, personally if I were responsible for the safety of others I wouldn't right now.

Thank you Kirk.
Glad to see you posting. We Probably got off to as bad a start on here as is possible :laugh: But i accept that is down to me. Im an argumentative bugger even when im wrong.
I never hold a grudge with anyone and hopefully you can just brush me off when im annoying you too. :joker:
There i wanted to tell you that for a while now :)
Your input on tibb is much appreciated.

And no group of suicide bombers have walked onto a bunch of trains and and a bus and killed themselves lots of other innocent people in Tunisia either.
Whats the difference? Was that not real?

The difference is we don't have the same level of religious and economic tension at the moment.


'Political situation

Tunisia has experienced unprecedented political and social change since its revolution in January 2011. Legislative elections took place in October 2014, and Beji Caid Essebsi became the country’s first democratically elected President in December 2014. A new government was approved in parliament on 5 February 2015.

'Demonstrations sparked by political, religious or economic tensions may still occur. They can happen at any time and anywhere. Most protests are peaceful but some have affected key services and there are occasional incidents of violence and damage to property. There have also been incidents of protest on major roads designed to cause traffic delays and disruption. While demonstrations are not normally aimed at foreigners, international events can trigger anti-western protests.'

https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...y-and-security

Tunisia isn't as safe as anywhere though, its in a region which is incredibly volatile right now and surrounded by countries plagued by extremism. Hopefully they can retain a semblance of stability where their neighbours have been unable to but it is going to be very tough for them. Obviously its peoples own decision to make but a holiday to Tunisia is a luxury. If the price of keeping yourself and your family safe is to pick a different holiday destination this year then its one that most people will be happy to pay

these twitter accounts should be investigated.

but it is not a thing of islam, it is a thing of ISIS.

Maybe if The powers that be hadn't shot their load trying to locate file sharers they might still be in a position to be able to tell where peoples internet connections are coming from and be able to track them down.
I forget these days where i am posting from. I think its Canada but it might be Belgium.

Sincere thanks Bob, but I think l can also come across as too extreme - especially when it comes to terrorism - so it's my fault as well. Main thing is we're pals now.

I'm still on here but not posting as much, but it's good to read other's views still.

Cheers Bob.

Exactly

Yep it's a :clap1: from me too.

France24 Live
said Tunisia is expected to lose around 700Million Dollars
due to this Evil attack on Tourists

Not sure how they can predict how much money will be lost until they see how Tunisia handles this.

The UK is far more Volatile when it comes to terror attacks both historically and presently.
Is Tunisia really more Volatile than the UK? I dont think it is what do you base that statement on?

edit: After a quick dig i can only find three incidents of terrorism in Tunisia's history (including yesterday)
Sounds safer than the UK but lets not let a good old Knee Jerk reaction go to waste eh. Thats what they want.

Just seen this ,that lady lives not far from me!!! (Telford)shocked and was planning a holiday in Tunisia next May(2016) doubt it will be top of our list now,those poor people.