the consell insular wants to eradicate drugs

all that appeared on a new program called ola ola. every week they show how tourists spend their holidays in different locations around spain, including ibiza...... some of the scenes they show are beautiful, others are funny and others a bit kitsch but in the case of ibiza they are pathetic. the two programs they have broadcasted so far included images filmed at bora bora..... people on drugs at bora bora to be exact. so while they are showing these beautiful/funny/kitsch reports about other tourist destinations, all they show about ibiza is people twatted..... a terrible propaganda for the island :!:

highlight of the first one was this retarded at the left who said in a menacing voice "i dont want to see again the gay politician who banned the afters"..... a lot of people was commenting the same the next day: and who wants to see YOU, you little piece of ****?

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DDI

highlight of the second one was when this dude on the video (minute 2.20) was arrested by an undercover police, after proclaiming that everybody comes to ibiza to get drugged up and showing in front of the camera all his stuff..... some people is so stupid is unbelievable:

:arrow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIvyxG8kcc

this scum is spoiling it for the rest, simple as that..... and then people wonder why the local politicians (with the support of most ibicencos) are trying to get rid of people like this. consequences after these two programs? the authorities announced more controls at bora bora and that they continue working to closing it down!! :idea:
 
It's almost as if these fools want to ruin it for everybody. How could you be so stupid? Probably best to stay away fr Bora Bora as trouble appears to be just waiting to happen.
 
ThisIsTulsa said:
It's almost as if these fools want to ruin it for everybody. How could you be so stupid? Probably best to stay away fr Bora Bora as trouble appears to be just waiting to happen.
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I agree, who in the right mind would flash drugs live on tv, they must think it makes them look well cool :lol:

I don't think Bora Bora should be blamed though, that's not fair. All's what will happen is all 'those people' will end up somewhere else in ibiza. I hope its not blue marlin as i plan to make this a regular haunt of mine, although i have a feeling i'll have to save double the amount than usual. :):)
 
If, as has been mentioned many times on these pages.......... the local police, civil guard and the government are all so keen " on cleaning up the streets of ibiza" why do they turn a blind eye on the Looky Looky men pushing drugs in san antonio and all across the island......on my recent visit to ibiza my balcony overlooked San an square and the Egg. Many times i saw Polica local ignore blatant deals taking place(being far more intrested in smashing cameras and taking to people with batons.) .......right next to the kids playground, nice. The Civli Guard convinently stop patrolling at 10pm around san an and guess who appears bout 1015pm? No suprises.

My point is, they cant preech about the ill affect drugs have on the island but then ,for what ever reasons they have, turn a blind eye to where your average joe shmoo will acuire there party goods.

Seems a tad hypocritical
 
icebaer69 said:
really ? why ?
did the cameraowners take pictures of them ?
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Not sure,

when i was walking past the hotel i saw some police talking to the Looky guys,
once up on the balcony i saw the police laying into a couple of tourists who were pissed up an acting the clowns, not being aggresive though.

The cops then used there batons, kicked the tourists when they were on the ground an smashed there camera. they were really brutal.

Never seen anything like that in ibiza before and hope i dont again,

other than that the police were quite sound all holiday and seemed actually in good mood when at bora bora chattin and having a laugh.
 
McRackin said:
highlight of the second one was when this dude on the video (minute 2.20) was arrested by an undercover police, after proclaiming that everybody comes to ibiza to get drugged up and showing in front of the camera all his stuff..... some people is so stupid is unbelievable:

:arrow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIvyxG8kcc

this scum is spoiling it for the rest, simple as that..... and then people wonder why the local politicians (with the support of most ibicencos) are trying to get rid of people like this. consequences after these two programs? the authorities announced more controls at bora bora and that they continue working to closing it down!! :idea:
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What pr1cks :evil:

The undercover was from San Anonio, is it normal for other regional police to do that, or was it his day off ?? Either way the guy got straight back onto the phone to his dealer. A$$hole
 
Barnett08 said:
If, as has been mentioned many times on these pages.......... the local police, civil guard and the government are all so keen " on cleaning up the streets of ibiza" why do they turn a blind eye on the Looky Looky men pushing drugs in san antonio and all across the island......on my recent visit to ibiza my balcony overlooked San an square and the Egg. Many times i saw Polica local ignore blatant deals taking place(being far more intrested in smashing cameras and taking to people with batons.) .......right next to the kids playground, nice. The Civli Guard convinently stop patrolling at 10pm around san an and guess who appears bout 1015pm? No suprises.

My point is, they cant preech about the ill affect drugs have on the island but then ,for what ever reasons they have, turn a blind eye to where your average joe shmoo will acuire there party goods.

Seems a tad hypocritical
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When I was over in June we watched a small group of LLM being pulled up and searched. The police searched them, took details and left. The LLM stayed where they were and went straight back to business.
 
from the ibiza sun:

Drugs Worry
A report out last week revealed the continuing connection of Ibiza with its nightlife. Whilst the Island Council insists on trying to promote the more cultural side of the island, it appears the varied nightlife remains one of the main reasons youngsters are still flocking to the party capital.
The survey was carried out by Irefrea, the professional European network founded in 1988 and interested in the promotion and research of prevention of drug and other child and adolescent problems. It interviewed around 1,500 people split between Spanish, German and British youths as they checked in for their flights home.
Amongst other things the report revealed a total of 89 per cent of British people between the age of 18 and 35 chose to holiday on the island because of its nightlife. This was by far the highest, with 74.5 per cent of Germans, and 64.5 per cent of Spanish choosing to holiday here because of the nightlife.
However, the most worrying part of the report revealed the suspected high consumption of drug-taking in Ibiza. A massive 44.2 per cent of Brits claimed they had taken ecstasy whilst on holiday, half of whom took it on at least five separate occasions during an average week's stay. Most also admitted they were not regular users of the drug when at home, with 13 per cent admitting they had taken it for the very first time whilst on the island.
Not surprisingly whilst discussing problems encountered on their holiday, 41.9 per cent of Brits admitted having been ill at least once, with an astonishing 11.6 per cent also involved in a fight whilst here.
Even more worrying was the fact that a third of single visitors to the island had unprotected sex at least once whilst here, with 13 per cent having had sexual relations with more than one person, all of the time without protection, although the Brits finished bottom of this list, with both the Germans and Spanish far more promiscuous.
The stats are worrying news for the Island Council who are attempting to change the island's image and make it a far more family-friendly environment.
 
McRackin said:
from the ibiza sun:

Drugs Worry
A report out last week revealed the continuing connection of Ibiza with its nightlife. Whilst the Island Council insists on trying to promote the more cultural side of the island, it appears the varied nightlife remains one of the main reasons youngsters are still flocking to the party capital.
The survey was carried out by Irefrea, the professional European network founded in 1988 and interested in the promotion and research of prevention of drug and other child and adolescent problems. It interviewed around 1,500 people split between Spanish, German and British youths as they checked in for their flights home.
Amongst other things the report revealed a total of 89 per cent of British people between the age of 18 and 35 chose to holiday on the island because of its nightlife. This was by far the highest, with 74.5 per cent of Germans, and 64.5 per cent of Spanish choosing to holiday here because of the nightlife.
However, the most worrying part of the report revealed the suspected high consumption of drug-taking in Ibiza. A massive 44.2 per cent of Brits claimed they had taken ecstasy whilst on holiday, half of whom took it on at least five separate occasions during an average week's stay. Most also admitted they were not regular users of the drug when at home, with 13 per cent admitting they had taken it for the very first time whilst on the island.
Not surprisingly whilst discussing problems encountered on their holiday, 41.9 per cent of Brits admitted having been ill at least once, with an astonishing 11.6 per cent also involved in a fight whilst here.
Even more worrying was the fact that a third of single visitors to the island had unprotected sex at least once whilst here, with 13 per cent having had sexual relations with more than one person, all of the time without protection, although the Brits finished bottom of this list, with both the Germans and Spanish far more promiscuous.
The stats are worrying news for the Island Council who are attempting to change the island's image and make it a far more family-friendly environment.
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this is getting beyond a joke now.

the survey referred to here is the same Liverpool John Moores Uni Survery quoted at the start of this thread, which was one of the catalysts for the government action.

The statistics are a complete joke. it was a questionnaire taken in a public environment and an environment where piss taking would be ripe. you can imagine the lads on holiday waiting to check in...."yeah i took pills 5 times this week".

the research just isn't credible.
 
from the ibiza sun:

Drugs Fight
The banning of after-hour establishments seems to be producing its first fruits of success after the Balearic Government confirmed a substantial reduction in the number of drugs cases at Can Misses hospital this summer. The health minister, Vicenc Thomas, revealed on Thursday that the island's hospital had dealt with a total of 239 cases involving drugs so far this year, 24.9 per cent less than the amount recorded last year. During the month of June the hospital attended a total of 58 emergencies, compared to 85 the previous year. There were also reductions in July from 85 to 81, and in August, from 151 to 100.
However, Thomas said the numbers were still too high and his department would continue their fight to reduce the amount of drug related incidents on the island. He added that he would like to reduce the number of deaths caused due to overdoses, which officially stood at nine this year.
 
McRackin said:
from the ibiza sun:

Drugs Fight
The banning of after-hour establishments seems to be producing its first fruits of success after the Balearic Government confirmed a substantial reduction in the number of drugs cases at Can Misses hospital this summer. The health minister, Vicenc Thomas, revealed on Thursday that the island's hospital had dealt with a total of 239 cases involving drugs so far this year, 24.9 per cent less than the amount recorded last year. During the month of June the hospital attended a total of 58 emergencies, compared to 85 the previous year. There were also reductions in July from 85 to 81, and in August, from 151 to 100.
However, Thomas said the numbers were still too high and his department would continue their fight to reduce the amount of drug related incidents on the island. He added that he would like to reduce the number of deaths caused due to overdoses, which officially stood at nine this year.
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But isn't it so that there are less tourists this year?
That means that they made the wrong conclusions, less tourists = less drugs consumption = less overdosis.
 
stanske said:
But isn't it so that there are less tourists this year?
That means that they made the wrong conclusions, less tourists = less drugs consumption = less overdosis.
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When did the do-gooders ever let facts and decent statistical analysis stand in the way of their aims? Still 9 deaths due to overdoses is 9 too many. One wonders what they were overdosing on? Judging by my experiences on the island there must have been massively more alcohol related deaths than that.

As for the previous thread about the LLM... One strongly suspects that the appropriate bribes are being paid by some people in some cases. But who can be sure?


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