Britons may get sent home for having sex in Greece

[Beach Blondie]

Oh them Brits! lol

 

[PoliceCopManOmg]

Well about time someone did something about this outrage....

Nobody will say or do anything if they catch you having sex on a beach with your girlfriend/boyfriend, except of course the expected grins and snicker and the advice to get a room.

This has to do with SEX IN PUBLIC, somehing that the law forbids in pretty much any nation that I know of. Having fun in Greece is one thing, and bonking your lass at high noon in the middle of a crowded beach with everyone watching, or in the middle of a busy street in the evening is something different alltogether. It's pissing on the locals. You simply do not/ cannot do such a thing and get away with it. Kicking a few prome offenders out of the country would be a good idea pour decourager les autres.

If that pisses off others and they chose not to come to us next summer....well good riddance

I wonder how you brits would react if I came with a group of drunk greeks and we started bonking each other downtown London....We'd pre promply arrested, fined and kicked out of the country

 

[Pompal 09.]

careful out there this messed up, what about the greeks who have sex in public, nust be a double standard, so ill be sent home for having anal sex with a girl

Extradite Britons who have sex in bars and on beaches, says Greek MP

Helena Smith in Athens
Friday August 26, 2005
The Guardian


A Greek MP last night called for the extradition of British tourists caught on camera having sex in the bars and beaches of the Greek island of Zakynthos, Europe's latest party haven.
Dimitrios Varvarigos told the Guardian that it was time to make an example of the scores of Britons committing "gross public indecency" in Greece.

After pictures showing revellers performing oral sex on one another in the town of Laganas were splashed across the front page of an Athens newspaper, Greek officials were trying to identify the tourists and holiday reps involved.

"Unfortunately, young Britons have been shown in photographs engaging in acts that are not only low-life but, frankly, criminal," said Mr Varvarigos, a veteran socialist MP.

"We're talking about a lot of people [in the photographs]. As many as possible should be located, extradited if need be, and made to bear the consequences," he insisted. "Under Greek law that might mean enduring prison sentences of two or three years but it would set an example."

There is mounting anger among the islanders over the alcohol-fuelled antics of British tourists. Until recently, Laganas was a relatively peaceful resort, better known for its ancient nesting ground of Loggerhead sea turtles than rampaging Britons.

At first, the arrival of the tourists was met with bemusement and even glee as the island reaped the rewards of a police clampdown on partying hedonists in the Rhodes resort of Faliraki after the death of an Irish teenager in a bar brawl last year.

"But then, this year, we noticed they really were a very different breed. They were much younger and got very drunk from very early on in the day" said Vasillis Vosaitis, who has run a car rental company in Laganas since 1985.

Mr Vosaitis said he had recently seen a man walking down the neon-lit main strip "completely nude". He said: "And then, the other night I saw this couple having sex right in front of me in a car. I couldn't believe it."

Last week, as news of the drugs and booze-fuelled revelry spread across Greece, panicked local authorities moved to close several clubs hosting "anything goes" sex games. One, the Baywatch Beach Club, was shut down after holiday reps were caught egging on drunken orgies.

"My telephones don't stop ringing with locals calling in to protest either about the noise or behaviour of these youngsters," the town's deputy mayor, Stavros Papadatos, said in an interview.

"But, personally, I think it would be wrong to punish them. Most are between 15 and 18 years old, and when you see them out on their first night they're really nice kids. By the second they've become totally different people, totally liberated and blind drunk."

Without doubt, said Mr Papadatos, holiday reps and the Greek proprietors of Laganasa 200-odd bars and clubs were to blame.

"Every night each one of them must make around