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Originally Posted by Sticks
I have no sympathy for the Tunisian's whatsoever
They do not deserve a tourist industry in anyway shape or form and deserve to loose it and the accompanying jobs
The Tunisan people tolerated those hard line mosques which radicalised that gunman. They did nothing about about it until it was too late. When I heard of the locals having a rally against terrorism I thought Too little too late, you had your chance and you blew it, at the cost of the lives of 38 people.
So they can stew in their own juice as they have the blood of our people on their hands for what they collectively failed to do! 
As for the tourists, there are plenty of UK destinations to visit, and you do not need to fly, the most damaging form of transport to our environment. How can anyone justify the effects on flying to our planet and climate change, just for a mere holiday? |
What a strange stance. That's like saying the UK deserved 7/7. Ridiculous. The Tunisians are well known for their moderate stance. Of all the Muslim countries I've visited Tunisia was by far the most welcoming to outsiders. The fact that they've got some nutters bent on killing people doesn't reflect the whole of their society.