with any luck, it'll be down 50% by next yearSounds like ‘common sense’ to me.
My mother and some of her friends are going on a Seine cruise in September, Paris to Normandy. They say that at their age, late 70s to early 80s, they can roll the dice and book the discounts!
Duh...
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We used to go to Paris every three or four summers...last visit was 2012 and don’t intend to return anytime soon...sadly, our favorite city!
If you haven’t made your bucket list trip to Europe, it’s too late now.
It is being conquered by invitation.
The same invitation that Obama and the Felon running for the Presidency are extending.
with any luck, it'll be down 50% by next yearNot wealthy,but went to Switzerland where Muslim psi is pretty low
wonder if all of our liberal movie stars will be avoiding their houses?
Rome was... Different. Muslim (mostly North African, I'd guess), were prevalent, mostly hawking selfie sticks and other junk. Security in Rome was very visible, with vehicles and soldiers with serious weapons in front of every significant tourist site. Had to go through security and metal detectors everywhere, even at lesser known basilicas.
Rome was in many ways very much like NYC, but with more urine stink (which was really, really awful in 90+ degree heat).
Glad I got to see it, but I don't expect to return to Europe for a very long time, if ever, which is sad (I REALLY wanted to go back to Oktoberfest!).
I would be changing my plans to visit France, and Europe in general, too.
The froglodites are going to find a whole new meaning of “take it in the rear” under their new moslimb slave masters.
My Libtard sister in law ignores travel danger. She was landing at the Nice, France airport when the murderous muslim was running people over. She stayed in a hotel on that same street. Then she spent 2 weeks on a cruise in the French Riviera.
Here’s the kicker, she is now starting a 3 year job in.....wait for it....Qatar!!!
She travels all over, for years and years. Makes an insanely high salary as a superintendent of public schools here.
She thinks we are zenophobic rubes for not wanting to travel Europe and places like Turkey and Egypt, Cuba and China,,,you would not believe the list of places she’s been to, sometimes several times to the same country.
She has left this week for Qatar. Some muzzie hired her and she said it’s “a lot” of money. She is used to A LOT of money from property tax payers paying her superintendent salary. So that muzzie is really giving her big bucks.
Even her libtard parents think going there is dangerous.
My husband and I think she will be lucky to return with her head still attached.
But what do we know...only common sense that says “stay away from muslims.”
I went to Germany in Oct. 2008 before the muslim takeover of our White House. I will never return to Germany. There were muslims there way back then, but that was before they started attacking everyone. Glad I went when I did.
Always wanted to go to France, ever since I took a few years of French Class in high school and college. I know now I will never go there.
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Avoiding France or Iran is practical.
Flying to Paris week after next. Booked it three months ago. Oh well. Prayers up.
you don’t have to be “wealthy” to NOT want to visit a third or fourth-world IslamoNazi colony full of violent Moslem murder gangs
France has been sold out by its ruling elite. The French people are in such a sad situation......
and the very same thing is happening to much of the rest of Europe, UK, USA, and now Canada
being SOLD OUT to the enemy sworn to conquer and subjugate us
one can only wonder where the traitor-elites think they are gonna go live? (once their bloody seditious sell-out job is done, they’re of no more use to the IslamoNazis...)
I went to Paris some 25 years ago and it stunk...literally...so, with all those Moooslims now it must be enough to gag a maggot.
The French should appeal to Arab nations to send their tourists to make up the difference.
who wants to tour a country where you have to step over 100 muslims to view anything?
I don’t know anyone who is interested in visiting France and it has nothing to do with the terrorist activities in Paris or Nice.