[arista]

The President has fled the country.



Any Thomas Cook holiday people that did not get out
are in danger.

3,300 British tourists evacuated from Tunisia as riot chaos deepens after president flees

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1B2R6mrry



U.S. travellers warned against non-essential travel to Tunisia amid violent street riots

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1B2QxdGeE

[Shaun]

I read something the other day that said Paris Hilton got more mentions in the New York Times last year than this country (and about 60 others)...guess not this year. Seems a bit manic.

[arista]

Yes but Paris Hilton nowsdays
is not at the top .


Tunisia is a War Zone.

Holiday there would be scary.

[arista]

Holiday Britons' war zone terror: 3,000 trapped as Tunisia erupts in violence

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1B3aZBCdr

[MTVN]

Started off when an unemployed graduate burned himself alive after being banned from selling vegetables without a permit apparently. How long was it the President had been in power for? It was quite a while I think

[lostalex]

The great thing about civil war is, it's usually the radical bastards that kill each other in their wars.

Best solution is to wait it out. Let the psycho's fight it out 'til they kill each other as much as possible.

Then send in the UN worthless bastards, sorry i mean "peace keepers" to pretend they sorted something out.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

The great thing about civil war is, it's usually the radical bastards that kill each other in their wars.

Best solution is to wait it out. Let the psycho's fight it out 'til they kill each other as much as possible.

Then send in the UN worthless bastards, sorry i mean "peace keepers" to pretend they sorted something out.

Yeah its a shame that one in 1861–1865 didnt playout till last man standing.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Yeah its a shame that one in 1861–1865 didnt playout till last man standing.

you obviously know more about tunesia than i do. have at it. lol.

[lostalex]

If you are referring to the civil war, the southern states never stood a chance. cause the minute the war broke out, all those big european investors making millions off the slave treade high-tailed it back to the continent, and absconded.

Didn't stop you british from making a hell of a lot of money from selling black people though, did it??

Americans fought the war in blood to stop slavery, but you little bastards were quite content to run off with all the money, weren't you?

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

you obviously know more about tunesia than i do. have at it. lol.

Yeah I probably do. I know how to spell it correctly. Tunisia.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

If you are referring to the civil war, the southern states never stood a chance. cause the minute the war broke out, all those big european investors making millions off the slave treade high-tailed it back to the continent, and absconded.

Didn't stop you british from making a hell of a lot of money from selling balck people though, did it??

Americans fought the war in blood to stop slavery, but you little bastards were quite content to run off with all the money, weren't you?

I think we have been through this one before.

We stopped our part in the slave trade well before you colonials did.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by lostalex

If you are referring to the civil war, the southern states never stood a chance. cause the minute the war broke out, all those big european investors making millions off the slave treade high-tailed it back to the continent, and absconded.

Didn't stop you british from making a hell of a lot of money from selling black people though, did it??

Americans fought the war in blood to stop slavery, but you little bastards were quite content to run off with all the money, weren't you?

Why did the South not stand a chance? They did really because all they had to do was hold the North off, it was a far easier objective than that of their oppenents. And Britain actually gave assistance to the Confederacy during the war.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by MTVN

And Britain actually gave assistance to the Confederacy during the war.

Wow, that's something to be proud of. DO they teach that in British schools? they should.

Cause all the brit's i talk to online seem to not realize their part in slavery.

Despite the fact that Britain had slavery for thousands of years, America only had slavery for a couple of hundred.


When's the last time you saw a movie about Britain's slavery? oh yea, never.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

Wow, that's something to be proud of. DO they teach that in British schools? they should.

Could I refer you to our previous little chat over the slave trade post#112

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...97#post4050897

Its not hard, Its not rocket science, its history.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Its not hard, Its not rocket science, its history.

So why is it so many of your countrymen (british) seem so oblivious when i mention their historical role in the slave trade?
Why is it so many brit's are so well aware of the holocaust of ww2, but so unaware of the various genocides they committed under the union flag in North America, India, and Australia??

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by lostalex

Wow, that's something to be proud of. DO they teach that in British schools? they should.

Yes they do, might have been officially neutral but they supplied the South with a couple of British-built warships.

Britain was forced to pay compensation some years later though

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

When's the last time you saw a movie about Britain's slavery? oh yea, never.

Amazing Grace 2006

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454776/

DYLAC

[lostalex]

DYLAC?

educate me.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by lostalex

Wow, that's something to be proud of. DO they teach that in British schools? they should.

Cause all the brit's i talk to online seem to not realize their part in slavery.

Despite the fact that Britain had slavery for thousands of years, America only had slavery for a couple of hundred.


When's the last time you saw a movie about Britain's slavery? oh yea, never.

Can you stop editing your posts and adding things on

Ever read Heart of Darkness? One of the most acclaimed novels of the 19th century, it highlights the dark side of the colonisation, something you'd be hard pressed to find at that time.

You really are clueless when it comes to British perceptions of the Empire and slavery

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by lostalex

DYLAC?

educate me.

I have been for a while now.

Dylac, its a quaint military acronym for "its not often you are right, but you are wrong again"

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Started off when an unemployed graduate burned himself alive after being banned from selling vegetables without a permit apparently. How long was it the President had been in power for? It was quite a while I think

But the Big Change came from Wikileaks info on the Corrupt President
and his wife, who have rushed out of tunisia to Saudi Arabia


23 years he kept it screwed tight
Then Wikileaks gave it a Revolution.

[Scarlett.]

I went there as a kid

[Stephanie]

i went to tunisia when i was 11 :L

[arista]

Originally Posted by Stephanie

i went to tunisia when i was 11 :L

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