Every household to get "terror advice"

[Karse]

Originally Posted by TigaSefi

Hell, that going overboard, even in Israel I never got a leaflet through my door about terrorism. Though saying that, because it more frequent, everyone always had warning signs in the back of their heads and being generally alert all the time..

Hmmm maybe the Palestinians should be the ones getting the Terror advice.

[Xaccers]

Originally Posted by Matt D

LOL

And don't forget "Protect & Survive"

Hey! At least that was a dramatic title
Anyone catch The Now Show's take on the terror advice?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy/nowshow.shtml

[Graham F]

Originally Posted by TigaSefi

Hell, that going overboard, even in Israel I never got a leaflet through my door about terrorism. Though saying that, because it more frequent, everyone always had warning signs in the back of their heads and being generally alert all the time.

It is completely unneccessary to waste money on leaflets and the money should be used on training and prevention by the police.

In fairness this country is alot more likely to be subjected to a chemical or Dirty bomb attack than Israel is. I have not seen one of these leaflets yet so will resevere judgement until I have seen it. However I can see the scenes in a few weeks Tesco's shelves empty of bottled water and tinned food as people take the advice. This would not even have to be panic buying. If everyone in the country took the advice and had some supplies in that they talk about most shops would have none of these items left for weeks as they ould never be able to cover 20 million households buying the same types of items.

We live in very difficult times and this leaflet brings that fact home, burying are head in the sand and hoping it will go away will nt work

[Stuart]

Originally Posted by Scooby

In fairness this country is alot more likely to be subjected to a chemical or Dirty bomb attack than Israel is. I have not seen one of these leaflets yet so will resevere judgement until I have seen it. However I can see the scenes in a few weeks Tesco's shelves empty of bottled water and tinned food as people take the advice. This would not even have to be panic buying. If everyone in the country took the advice and had some supplies in that they talk about most shops would have none of these items left for weeks as they ould never be able to cover 20 million households buying the same types of items.

We live in very difficult times and this leaflet brings that fact home, burying are head in the sand and hoping it will go away will nt work

It's here... http://www.preparingforemergencies.gov.uk/