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What the travel agents on the site say about the terrorist attack in Morocco
In Morocco (Marakesh) there was an explosion in a cafe - at least 15 dead, more than 20 injured tourists. According to Al-Arabiya, this explosion qualifies as a terrorist attack. Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Syria are now Morocco! speak, wishing to go there, reassure or warn? Where will your owners take their losses from these resorts. I remember you pecked everyone who warned about these dangers here.
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recently there was a terrorist attack in Belarus, it breaks with sad regularity in Russia.
Tourists traveled, traveled and will continue to travel.
And operators do not live in Egypt, Morocco or Tunisia alone. If the family wants to relax, they will go anyway and the operators will always have something to offer them. And tourists who travel always will not change their vacation for vegetable gardens and summer cottages.
Tourists traveled, traveled and will continue to travel.
And operators do not live in Egypt, Morocco or Tunisia alone. If the family wants to relax, they will go anyway and the operators will always have something to offer them. And tourists who travel always will not change their vacation for vegetable gardens and summer cottages.
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answered 13 years ago
But you didn’t answer whether you would warn them about the danger or say there are terrorist attacks everywhere, but you be calm. I understand that planes sometimes fall. Will operators raise prices for something else or what? in the instability of the Arab countries, where something is torn! Well, I understand, you will calm down. Well, such a vacation will not suit me, and what does a summer house with a garden have to do with it.
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answered 13 years ago
The one who warned everyone here is resting today where he did not advise to go.
http://www.turpravda.com/question-19298.html
Read the tail.
And what does Morocco have to do with agents? Someone guaranteed the safety of Morocco? Or someone guarantees security in Egypt, Turkey, etc. I have never seen such an adequate representative of the tourist industry.
Turkey - Kurds.
Spain - Basques.
Tai - Muslims, earthquakes and tsunamis.
Greece - economic crisis.
GOA - infections, inadequate residents and tourists.
Israel is a whole bunch.
The Dominican Republic is neighboring Haiti.
USA are twins.
London and Moscow - explosions in the subway.
Egypt - long-standing religious and social problems. Martial law lasted the entire reign of Mubarak and was canceled only the year before last.
etc. etc.
Someone doesn't know this? Now, if someone could say - the next month is dangerous in Marrakech.
There, indeed, suffered tourists. By the way, we don't. So according to your logic - our agents are not to blame. And the tough Western agents are to blame, who are set as an example for us.
As in folk wisdom. Who is guilty? Daughter-in-law.
Not even cool.
http://www.turpravda.com/question-19298.html
Read the tail.
And what does Morocco have to do with agents? Someone guaranteed the safety of Morocco? Or someone guarantees security in Egypt, Turkey, etc. I have never seen such an adequate representative of the tourist industry.
Turkey - Kurds.
Spain - Basques.
Tai - Muslims, earthquakes and tsunamis.
Greece - economic crisis.
GOA - infections, inadequate residents and tourists.
Israel is a whole bunch.
The Dominican Republic is neighboring Haiti.
USA are twins.
London and Moscow - explosions in the subway.
Egypt - long-standing religious and social problems. Martial law lasted the entire reign of Mubarak and was canceled only the year before last.
etc. etc.
Someone doesn't know this? Now, if someone could say - the next month is dangerous in Marrakech.
There, indeed, suffered tourists. By the way, we don't. So according to your logic - our agents are not to blame. And the tough Western agents are to blame, who are set as an example for us.
As in folk wisdom. Who is guilty? Daughter-in-law.
Not even cool.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, alex45 Are you going to Turkey? I guarantee you that this year there will be a terrorist attack on the Antalya coast. There will definitely be an outbreak of rotavirus by the end of the season in at least a couple of hotels. There will be accidents and a couple of man-made accidents - sewer emissions, fires, landslides. This happens every year.
The question is different - what is the probability of suffering.
Very stormy events have taken place in Egypt over the past six months. But you count how many tourists really suffered there and how many tourists visited the country during this time. It is more dangerous to live in Moscow.
The question is different - what is the probability of suffering.
Very stormy events have taken place in Egypt over the past six months. But you count how many tourists really suffered there and how many tourists visited the country during this time. It is more dangerous to live in Moscow.
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answered 13 years ago
hotlines! By the way, I’m not going to Turkey, much less to Arab countries, I have completely different plans for this year, but unlike you (by the way, you forgot about the earthquake, tsunami and radiation in
Japan, and a very large iceberg broke off in Antarctica) to everyone who asks me, I will say, "wait, at least until the New Year from trips to Arab countries" And the fact that you are going to guarantee troubles and terrorist attacks around the world is your right. And by the way, two Russians suffered, but this,
of course, not ours. And I'm not interested in the percentage of victims, I'm more interested in why prices for Turkey have risen (you will answer, the global crisis
to blame!), but so far you have not answered this. And why will it soon become cheaper to go to Italy. Than to Turkey?
And the last thing, back to the questions. Did I ask about your guarantees? You have force majeure in your contracts, I asked - will you warn people about the danger of the same rotavirus infection in Turkey or not, I was convinced from your words what not. And again, all is well, all is well!
Japan, and a very large iceberg broke off in Antarctica) to everyone who asks me, I will say, "wait, at least until the New Year from trips to Arab countries" And the fact that you are going to guarantee troubles and terrorist attacks around the world is your right. And by the way, two Russians suffered, but this,
of course, not ours. And I'm not interested in the percentage of victims, I'm more interested in why prices for Turkey have risen (you will answer, the global crisis
to blame!), but so far you have not answered this. And why will it soon become cheaper to go to Italy. Than to Turkey?
And the last thing, back to the questions. Did I ask about your guarantees? You have force majeure in your contracts, I asked - will you warn people about the danger of the same rotavirus infection in Turkey or not, I was convinced from your words what not. And again, all is well, all is well!
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answered 13 years ago
alex45, well, you imagine this picture - a tourist comes to the office, with good intentions - to go, see something new, relax, take impressions, and the travel agent declares to him from the threshold:
in the Dominican Republic - there is still cholera, in Egypt - troubles, in America - typhoons, in Greece - strikes, in Cyprus - tsunamis are possible, etc. etc. and then he finishes off the poor man with a control shot - and I don’t guarantee you that the operator from whom we book will not glue the fins the next day and you will run around and knock out money back for another year.
And the most interesting thing is that the tourist will still go, have a wonderful rest, and this travel agent will be remembered as a nightmare.
in the Dominican Republic - there is still cholera, in Egypt - troubles, in America - typhoons, in Greece - strikes, in Cyprus - tsunamis are possible, etc. etc. and then he finishes off the poor man with a control shot - and I don’t guarantee you that the operator from whom we book will not glue the fins the next day and you will run around and knock out money back for another year.
And the most interesting thing is that the tourist will still go, have a wonderful rest, and this travel agent will be remembered as a nightmare.
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answered 13 years ago
I don't think any travel agent gets high when their work is interrupted by terrorist attacks! Tour. specialists, I assure you, ready to work around the clock, sending tourists wherever they want. Sometimes they can give objective advice... but no one dissuades anyone from going abroad on vacation. Who is so smart here that can guess exactly where the terrorist attack will happen ??? If there are visionaries - warn the media... then the information will help a lot of people!
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answered 13 years ago
HOTLINE! By the way, about Thailand: it is not a Muslim country, but a Buddhist one.
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answered 13 years ago
to 4yuka. If you want to make comments, then read carefully. I did not write that Tai is a Muslim country. I wrote that there is one of the problems of Tai - Muslims. Precisely because Tai is a Buddhist country.
to alex45. Regarding prices to Turkey, I already wrote in the above thread. It's time to think not in personal categories, but in market ones. If it is so, then it has its own objective reasons. Demand for Egypt fell - increased for Turkey - prices for Turkey rose. Say thanks to papa74 who you supported. 0.05% price increase due to his efforts.
When someone writes about force majeure, it generally makes me smile. You write about it as a parameter that solves some problems.
ATTENTION - force majeure, on the contrary, releases the parties from liability. Anytime and anywhere. Precisely because the probability of a tsunami, fires, etc. does not depend on us.
Regarding rotavirus - write the wording, we will hang it on the corner of the consumer. There we have all the official information about malaria, ticks, etc. All that the official bodies give is a sanitation station, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, operators, and insurance companies. This is the essence of their work.
You should work with the sanitation station. It's time for them to give public information
to alex45. Regarding prices to Turkey, I already wrote in the above thread. It's time to think not in personal categories, but in market ones. If it is so, then it has its own objective reasons. Demand for Egypt fell - increased for Turkey - prices for Turkey rose. Say thanks to papa74 who you supported. 0.05% price increase due to his efforts.
When someone writes about force majeure, it generally makes me smile. You write about it as a parameter that solves some problems.
ATTENTION - force majeure, on the contrary, releases the parties from liability. Anytime and anywhere. Precisely because the probability of a tsunami, fires, etc. does not depend on us.
Regarding rotavirus - write the wording, we will hang it on the corner of the consumer. There we have all the official information about malaria, ticks, etc. All that the official bodies give is a sanitation station, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, operators, and insurance companies. This is the essence of their work.
You should work with the sanitation station. It's time for them to give public information
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answered 13 years ago
And yet papa74 has an infectious disease! As soon as alexu 45 got closer to pape 74 in the list of experts of the month, he got infected and picked up the baton! What is your goal? You dig for information all over the world, people who decide to go on vacation are not afraid of anything. Some even seek extreme sports! They sign an agreement and go to the savannah to see lions and tigers, wild elephants, moreover, they pay a lot of money for this, and decently spend on vaccinations. And you want to scare someone with a terrorist attack! 12 dead and 130 wounded in Minsk did not fly anywhere to rest, they were just in the subway. And now, so that nothing happens to you, you can dig in where? There is no safe place for a person, even in his apartment. Denying tourists their desire to see the country is unreasonable. Information now reaches everyone, the Internet is used by the majority. So your horror stories only cause a smile in adequate people. Cheer us on, it's more interesting to live!
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to Oresta! I'm glad I amused you! You just can't imagine how I laughed that cool travel agents (leaders of capitalist labor) did not hear about budget airlines or low-cost airlines. And I'm not very interested in where I am in the list of experts, I here I was interested in communication with interesting people. And you can gain a rating by constantly answering whether you need a pot or not, and today it is raining in Kemer.
to Hotline! What I wanted to know, I found out.
to Hotline! What I wanted to know, I found out.
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answered 13 years ago
Jumped off a serious conversation. That's how it always is. It's easy to hit. At all in a crowd - - "everything is bad, beautiful marquise, everything is bad!"
But to penetrate, and even more so to give a formally correct answer or advice, is difficult. What are we fighting for then?
By the way, the son of a Russian Duma deputy and his wife (son) suffered in Morocco. Do you think he didn't know where he was going? Why did you go? Who is guilty?
Well, certainly not agents. I think he didn't buy a package tour at all. An indicative quote - "A representative of the Consulate General of Russia left for Marrakesh."
But to penetrate, and even more so to give a formally correct answer or advice, is difficult. What are we fighting for then?
By the way, the son of a Russian Duma deputy and his wife (son) suffered in Morocco. Do you think he didn't know where he was going? Why did you go? Who is guilty?
Well, certainly not agents. I think he didn't buy a package tour at all. An indicative quote - "A representative of the Consulate General of Russia left for Marrakesh."
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answered 13 years ago
to HotLine! In my opinion, I answered that it was clear to me and I didn’t jump off the conversation. I wanted to know what you are doing (informing tourists about the dangers of a particular region or not), you answered about Art. 20, though
not here, although there were references to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. SES, etc. You said that none of ours was injured, it turns out that they were injured (I don’t separate Ukrainians and Russians). If you don’t think that it’s dangerous to go to the Arab world now, but I think, but again this is your opinion. Agree, to know and understand different things, here
this son suffered, but it was his own fault (your words) Naturally, not a travel agent! He formally said, warned - you didn’t listen. In principle, I understand everything, I wrote about it, and I don’t want to continue to “pour from empty to empty” .I stayed with my opinion, I won’t go to the Arab world until I go, here I agree with you. There "everything is bad ..."
Good luck in your work, each work should bring satisfaction.
not here, although there were references to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. SES, etc. You said that none of ours was injured, it turns out that they were injured (I don’t separate Ukrainians and Russians). If you don’t think that it’s dangerous to go to the Arab world now, but I think, but again this is your opinion. Agree, to know and understand different things, here
this son suffered, but it was his own fault (your words) Naturally, not a travel agent! He formally said, warned - you didn’t listen. In principle, I understand everything, I wrote about it, and I don’t want to continue to “pour from empty to empty” .I stayed with my opinion, I won’t go to the Arab world until I go, here I agree with you. There "everything is bad ..."
Good luck in your work, each work should bring satisfaction.
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answered 13 years ago
Cool. You do not separate yourself from the son of a deputy of the State Duma of Russia.
You seized on the terrorist attack, because you needed any excuse. For your information - tours to Morocco in April are a rarity, but I don’t even know about Marrakesh. We never sent.
And yet, you are a big fan of distorting. I never wrote anywhere that it was safe to go to the slave world.
No need to wishful thinking.
And then your position will be logical and reasoned.
You seized on the terrorist attack, because you needed any excuse. For your information - tours to Morocco in April are a rarity, but I don’t even know about Marrakesh. We never sent.
And yet, you are a big fan of distorting. I never wrote anywhere that it was safe to go to the slave world.
No need to wishful thinking.
And then your position will be logical and reasoned.
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answered 13 years ago
alex45 asked: But you didn’t answer whether you would warn them about the danger or say there are terrorist attacks everywhere ...
I will answer - "terrorist attacks everywhere" - this is just intimidation. Terrorist attacks are not everywhere and it is much more likely to get hit by a car, so that in a travel agency clients should voice the rules of the road?
and about "be calm" - this is also too much. Not children go somewhere, but adults who should have a sensible look at the modern world. Travel agents only help them in this, and do not shape their worldview.
I will answer - "terrorist attacks everywhere" - this is just intimidation. Terrorist attacks are not everywhere and it is much more likely to get hit by a car, so that in a travel agency clients should voice the rules of the road?
and about "be calm" - this is also too much. Not children go somewhere, but adults who should have a sensible look at the modern world. Travel agents only help them in this, and do not shape their worldview.
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answered 13 years ago
And here you distorted a little, for me ours are both Russians and Ukrainians, and the deputy’s son doesn’t care at all
or the son of a shoemaker (both people). Whether this is cool for you or not. one, or rather one opponent proved that Tunisia is also a safe country, and
Tunisians are fleeing from there like flies, so much so that Europe is worried. And I just told you that until this region is more or less stable, I will not go there, no matter who convinces me that it’s good there, and you too will not work. And about adults, HAVE REST, who should look at the world sensibly, there is also
there are many gullible people who believe everything they are told (a clear example here is whether there are snakes in Kemer), and you, as soon as you wrote, help them in this. I propose to end this discussion, everyone will still remain in their opinion .Once again, good luck in your work!
or the son of a shoemaker (both people). Whether this is cool for you or not. one, or rather one opponent proved that Tunisia is also a safe country, and
Tunisians are fleeing from there like flies, so much so that Europe is worried. And I just told you that until this region is more or less stable, I will not go there, no matter who convinces me that it’s good there, and you too will not work. And about adults, HAVE REST, who should look at the world sensibly, there is also
there are many gullible people who believe everything they are told (a clear example here is whether there are snakes in Kemer), and you, as soon as you wrote, help them in this. I propose to end this discussion, everyone will still remain in their opinion .Once again, good luck in your work!
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answered 13 years ago
Okay, "PEACE! GUM! FRIENDSHIP!"
I'm talking about the same thing - there are people like you who will not go there if something is alarming them. This is a normal approach when it is understood that the responsibility for the decisions made lies primarily with the person who makes them. And the travel agent should not make the decision for the tourist. Here you do not want to go to Morocco - travel agents do not run after you with obsessive requests "buy a tour to Morocco from me !! Buy a tour from me to Morocco !!! ....." And this is normal. But if a client comes to my office and asks for a tour to Morocco, I will pick it up for him. There will be official information that it is not recommended to go there - so I will bring it to him, but I will not invent a gag.
I'm talking about the same thing - there are people like you who will not go there if something is alarming them. This is a normal approach when it is understood that the responsibility for the decisions made lies primarily with the person who makes them. And the travel agent should not make the decision for the tourist. Here you do not want to go to Morocco - travel agents do not run after you with obsessive requests "buy a tour to Morocco from me !! Buy a tour from me to Morocco !!! ....." And this is normal. But if a client comes to my office and asks for a tour to Morocco, I will pick it up for him. There will be official information that it is not recommended to go there - so I will bring it to him, but I will not invent a gag.
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answered 13 years ago
Alex, I do not know how to communicate with you. You jump around themes all the time.
Why did you switch to Tunisia? There are many Arab countries. And each has its own specifics. Tunisia, Libya, Egypt - neighboring countries, and which ones are different. Libya even fought with Egypt. Tunisia is fundamentally different from Egypt, and even more so from Libya. By culture, history, political order.
And you distort all the time.
In your last post you wrote:
"where I wrote that you think it's safe to travel to the Arab world"
Although you wrote about it exactly one post above:
"If you do not think that it is dangerous to go to the Arab world now, but I think, but again this is your opinion"
And note that it was you who started asking questions to agents, and now you are jumping off the topic.
As in previous times. Sad.
Tunisians are flies to you, and the sons of deputies are your brothers who suffered from agents.
Why did you switch to Tunisia? There are many Arab countries. And each has its own specifics. Tunisia, Libya, Egypt - neighboring countries, and which ones are different. Libya even fought with Egypt. Tunisia is fundamentally different from Egypt, and even more so from Libya. By culture, history, political order.
And you distort all the time.
In your last post you wrote:
"where I wrote that you think it's safe to travel to the Arab world"
Although you wrote about it exactly one post above:
"If you do not think that it is dangerous to go to the Arab world now, but I think, but again this is your opinion"
And note that it was you who started asking questions to agents, and now you are jumping off the topic.
As in previous times. Sad.
Tunisians are flies to you, and the sons of deputies are your brothers who suffered from agents.
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answered 13 years ago
I don't understand what you don't understand! The Arab world is big, but it has one drawback - it is restless there. Now I wrote that Tunisians HOW flies flee their homeland, and here they tried to prove to me how good it is now (not you, thank God). You wrote,
that I wrote that Tunisians are flies (is this not a distortion), where I wrote that the son of a deputy suffered from you, agents. I wrote that I don’t care, the son of a deputy or a shoemaker, all people, and you have a son of a deputy fellow. Well! Well! And read the question carefully addressed to you - there was a list of countries, including Tunisia. And again you
talk about culture, history, etc. etc. I asked two specific questions and received specific answers to them. 1. Will you warn tourists about the turbulent situation, you answered, you must. Your answer suited me. but it’s understandable by raising prices to other regions. It’s also understandable. Questions have been raised, answers have been received! I have no desire. Once again I answer you, I received answers to my questions. The rest of the topic "And talk?" I wish you hello.
that I wrote that Tunisians are flies (is this not a distortion), where I wrote that the son of a deputy suffered from you, agents. I wrote that I don’t care, the son of a deputy or a shoemaker, all people, and you have a son of a deputy fellow. Well! Well! And read the question carefully addressed to you - there was a list of countries, including Tunisia. And again you
talk about culture, history, etc. etc. I asked two specific questions and received specific answers to them. 1. Will you warn tourists about the turbulent situation, you answered, you must. Your answer suited me. but it’s understandable by raising prices to other regions. It’s also understandable. Questions have been raised, answers have been received! I have no desire. Once again I answer you, I received answers to my questions. The rest of the topic "And talk?" I wish you hello.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you very much that alex45 is not going to go to the countries of the Arab world from Morocco to ... the very east. He apparently expects that in European cities and resorts he will avoid "communication" with these guys!!! And it will be very calm there ... Well, well ... London, Barcelona, Paris, Rome ... maybe Moscow or Minsk ???
One such alex45 is a terrorist attack... at any resort!
One such alex45 is a terrorist attack... at any resort!
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answered 13 years ago
In view of the recent events in Pakistan, I wonder who will warn of possible terrorist attacks throughout Europe and America???
The question on this topic in all directions goes into the category of rhetorical !!!
The question on this topic in all directions goes into the category of rhetorical !!!
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answered 13 years ago
Yes. Perhaps Tunisia will now be safer than in Italy, where alex45 is going.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, my forecasts for Turkey came true. Today there was a terrorist attack - an attack on the prime minister.
And in June, parliamentary elections.
So the problem is not the tour agents.
And in June, parliamentary elections.
So the problem is not the tour agents.
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answered 13 years ago
Not line! Don’t worry about my vacation, it’s not correct! I deal with my holidays myself and somehow recently I manage even without consulting TA. And it may be time for you to worry about your business, since there are already problems in Turkey. For you, specifically I RECEIVED FROM YOU THE ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS INTERESTED IN ME and I do not intend to continue to pour with you from empty to empty.
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answered 13 years ago
You will not understand. How is it not to worry?
You read your question and your posts.
"will you warn them of danger" - is that yours?
I warned, I warn and I will warn. And as you can see, the quality of my warnings is very high. Unlike some manipulators.
But seriously, it's a very bad habit to assume that all the posts written by me are addressed specifically to you. I just confirmed my warnings about Turkey, which I wrote about earlier. And added specific warnings for resorts in Europe.
In Italy, it is especially dangerous, since it acted as a springboard for attacks on Libya. And there recently the son of Gaddafi was killed. It is unlikely that there will be retaliatory attacks in Tunisia and Egypt.
You read your question and your posts.
"will you warn them of danger" - is that yours?
I warned, I warn and I will warn. And as you can see, the quality of my warnings is very high. Unlike some manipulators.
But seriously, it's a very bad habit to assume that all the posts written by me are addressed specifically to you. I just confirmed my warnings about Turkey, which I wrote about earlier. And added specific warnings for resorts in Europe.
In Italy, it is especially dangerous, since it acted as a springboard for attacks on Libya. And there recently the son of Gaddafi was killed. It is unlikely that there will be retaliatory attacks in Tunisia and Egypt.
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answered 13 years ago
I meant your clients, I received the answer what you will do, And I am responsible for my actions myself, and I don’t need your warnings, I live my mind.
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answered 13 years ago
And in your post you wrote "safer than in Italy, where alex45 is going to." Send people to Tunisia, but I still go where I planned - to Italy.
Upon arrival, I will write a review, where I will definitely note the "tense" situation in Italy.
Upon arrival, I will write a review, where I will definitely note the "tense" situation in Italy.
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answered 13 years ago
You, as usual, distort. Have to repeat.
My phrase is "Yes. Perhaps Tunisia will now be safer than in Italy, where alex45 is going." - is not addressed to you, neither in form nor in essence. It does not address you personally.
I already wrote about this above - "it's a very bad habit to assume that all the posts written by me are addressed specifically to you."
I never wrote about the tense situation in Italy. You also put quotation marks around the word "tense", as if you were quoting someone.
I wrote - "It is especially dangerous in Italy, since it acted as a springboard for attacks on Libya."
Do you object to this?
In New York before the September 11 attacks, everything was as usual. Not tense. Not stressful at all.
Libyan diplomatic workers are now being escorted out of European countries. Why do you think?
My phrase is "Yes. Perhaps Tunisia will now be safer than in Italy, where alex45 is going." - is not addressed to you, neither in form nor in essence. It does not address you personally.
I already wrote about this above - "it's a very bad habit to assume that all the posts written by me are addressed specifically to you."
I never wrote about the tense situation in Italy. You also put quotation marks around the word "tense", as if you were quoting someone.
I wrote - "It is especially dangerous in Italy, since it acted as a springboard for attacks on Libya."
Do you object to this?
In New York before the September 11 attacks, everything was as usual. Not tense. Not stressful at all.
Libyan diplomatic workers are now being escorted out of European countries. Why do you think?
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answered 13 years ago
In Europe, cases of mass diseases of measles have been recorded.
Tourists are advised by doctors to immediately contact a doctor if they feel the following symptoms at the same time: fever, cough, runny nose, redness of the eyes, inflammation of the throat and respiratory tract. Measles is transmitted by airborne droplets, so the WHO advises visitors to European countries not to deviate much from traditional tourist routes and avoid communicating with antisocial personalities.
Tourists are advised by doctors to immediately contact a doctor if they feel the following symptoms at the same time: fever, cough, runny nose, redness of the eyes, inflammation of the throat and respiratory tract. Measles is transmitted by airborne droplets, so the WHO advises visitors to European countries not to deviate much from traditional tourist routes and avoid communicating with antisocial personalities.
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