Are you for real? or this is just a joke lolHí there,
I am planning to travel to BA next month but some of the stuff I've been reading in the forums has almost put me off. If there is a major risk of getting mugged, I'd prefer to stay away. Does physique help? I'm middle-aged, 6ft 1ins, 13 stone and I'm not in bad nick for my age.
I don't plan to go anywhere outside the safer areas and I usually stay in my hotel anyway in the evenings when I'm on trips.
For example, I was in Manhattan in 2011 and I ddn't feel the slightest quiver.
What do you think, folks, should I risk going to BA?
What rubbish, so that French tour guide killed at the Falklands monument was high on drugs was he? It is dangerous here. I was at home with my son when a man waving a gun broke into the house. My friend was in an office armed robbery, and our architect was tied up for 2 hours in his Palermo apartment with a gun held to his head. David Glen, one of the baexpats veterans had his Candyland store robbed and even posted the video on youtube. If you don't like the truth, stick your head back in the sand.My experience is that the people that get in trouble are the one that have put themselves at a disadvantage by being intoxicated or high. If you like to go out partying late at night, getting wasted and lost in a strange neighborhood then your going to run into trouble in many parts of the world.
I should have said "most people that get in trouble". I haven't lived in BA for a couple of years and from your post it sounds like it's halfway to being Somalia! Have these incidents you referred to happened recently? I did a Google search "French tour guide killed at Falklands monument" and it turned up nothing but maybe it wasn't covered in English press sources.What rubbish, so that French tour guide killed at the Falklands monument was high on drugs was he? It is dangerous here. I was at home with my son when a man waving a gun broke into the house. My friend was in an office armed robbery, and our architect was tied up for 2 hours in his Palermo apartment with a gun held to his head. David Glen, one of the baexpats veterans had his Candyland store robbed and even posted the video on youtube. If you don't like the truth, stick your head back in the sand.
I should have said "most people that get in trouble". I haven't lived in BA for a couple of years and from your post it sounds like it's halfway to being Somalia! Have these incidents you referred to happened recently? I did a Google search "French tour guide killed at Falklands monument" and it turned up nothing but maybe it wasn't covered in English press sources.
What rubbish, so that French tour guide killed at the Falklands monument was high on drugs was he?
I should have said "most people that get in trouble". I haven't lived in BA for a couple of years and from your post it sounds like it's halfway to being Somalia! Have these incidents you referred to happened recently? I did a Google search "French tour guide killed at Falklands monument" and it turned up nothing but maybe it wasn't covered in English press sources.
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