things under control in tunisia, page-11

"Mr Waudby demanded to know why other British and foreign tour operators were still allowing customers to stay in Tunisia.

He said: 'Some of the people were frightened but the locals were OK with us. They didn't have any grievances with us. They want the tourists there."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1347112/Tunisia-riots-3-300-British-tourists-evacuated-travel-companies-23-die.html#ixzz1B3stLWHK

Who knows what will pan out however the above statement is typical of what is really happening to foreigners and foreign owned companies in a domestic crisis.
One thing I can tell you is I live in Thailand and have experienced 1 coupe and the latest rioting that happened and I live In Bangkok not 15 mins away from ground Zero. It had absolutely no effect on expats or foreign owned companies. their anger is directed at their govt and not foreigners or foreign based coys that bring wealth to the country.
the thai set soared after a mini dip even amongst fears of a civil war.
Been their done that, was amazed at the international press sensationalism. I think around 25 died also.