[the scotsman]

Surely this cannot be true, but I believe Neeson.

I know Americans, I have met Texans, I know they aren’t this dumb. Are they?.

[cripplecreek]

Nah, I’ve never been interested in going to continental Europe in the first place.

[BradyLS]

Forget the movies. I’d go, but the crazy moose limbs give me pause.

[Dr. Sivana]

I was afraid to fly after seeing Airplane!

[Politicalkiddo]

I haven’t seen the films, but the reality of many European countries totally submitting to fanatical Islamic “beliefs” is enough to scare me from going to Europe.

[Mears]

People can be so stupid.

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[GreyFriar]

I haven’t seen Neeson’s movie, but having Uncle Sam sending me to Europe for two tours of duty (see my tagline) and having a nephew there now, I have no problem with returning at any time.

[Eva]

Well , I’ve seen the movies, but my real life family stories are a little more scary. My son was standing in the Gloucester tube station, having just missed his train, when it was blown up by terrorists. Then, a few weeks later his trip to Egypt had to be canceled because of terrorist fighting and then on the train to Paris, a group of masked men boarded the train, running up the aisles, yelling something which my son and his friends could not understand, but which caused absolute panic among the other passengers.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Liam Neeson wants to be a Muslim.

[DFG]

Comments from the Brits are interesting.

[The KG9 Kid]

I've never been paranoid about safety when traveling in Europe, but I do have to say I saw more guns in the hands of police in London than I've seen in the hands of the Los Angeles Police Department, both in the last two visits I've made there.

I asked a cab driver about it and he said there was a terrorist alert. Okay, well I'll continue to travel by cab and not by bus or the Underground then, I said. He liked that idea. I wondered if they've ever lifted the armed police presence since the time between my last two visits.

For the supposed 'unarmed police' that London is noted for, I have to say the majority of the police officers I saw there were pretty gunned up.

[onona]

A: Who the hell would write to Liam Neeson ?

B: Who the hell would tell him that they are worried about traveling to anywhere based on a movie he participated in ?

C: Why am I even responding to this post ?

D: New Years day drinking ?

E: All of the above.

Happy New Years Freepers !!!

[samtheman]

I just spent a couple of weeks traveling around Italy and my only regret is that I didn’t have a month. Incredible.

I never felt threatened or in danger. I do sometimes feel in danger at night in the NYC metro area that I live in. Italy felt more safe to me.

I could be wrong. Just saying how I felt.

[momincombatboots]

Liam.. Your anti second amendment stance nullifies your opinions.. Shut up.

[Gay State Conservative]

I liked the first “Taken” but found “2” to be pretty lame.I don't think I'll be seeing “3”.As for not traveling to Europe airfares are what keep me away these days.And it's my understanding that it's taxes imposed by Europe that are to blame.You can book a flight on at least one major airline from NY to Nairobi (18 hours of flying each way) for just over $800 (round trip) which is about what you'd pay from NY to Paris or Frankfurt (round trip).

[Vendome]

And Kim Jung Il single handedly took out SONY...

Liam, you can’t top the fraud that SONY perpetuated...

[Terry L Smith]

Who in bloody blazes wwould wish to travel to a mohammedan-soiled continent, such as Europe?

[Kickass Conservative]

I think the “Hostel” Movies would keep me out of Eastern Europe.

[logi_cal869]

I suggest someone make some films to put people off coming HERE illegally...

[morphing libertarian]

Been to Europe 4 times since 9/11. Looking to go again later this year.

Of course, I have the skills Liam displays in the movies.