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7th February 2016, 08:38 PM
About 50 migrants sent back over the border to Russia for bad behavior in Norway.
Start groping girls.
End result: 18 in hospital, 33 in jail.
The Russian police saved their lives too. It's very cold outside.
Migrants in Murmansk go too far with Russian girls: Some in hospital, some in jail
Migrants from the Middle East, hitting a night club near the Norwegian border in the Murmansk region, started harassing Russian young women, and realised too late that they were not in the EU. Russian men, as they should have known, and as our picture suggests, are slightly different to those in the West.
Though the police authorities have no wish to talk about it, in effect denying mass injuries to a group of migrants, local social network users were happy to share their commentaries on the incident.
The trouble started when Norway expelled about 50 Middle Eastern and Afghanistan migrants for “bad behavior” back to Russia, which they’d passed through on their way to the land of milk, honey and liberal-minded blondes. Once in Russia, the testosterone-charged ‘refugees’ decided to go out for some fun at the local “Gandvik” discotheque, and oblivious to where they were, decided to start groping the Russian girls.
The problem came down to the fact that in Murmansk, men just aren’t brainwashed into the tolerance of ‘enlightened’ Europe. Judging from the comments of local social network users, they tried to run away and hide, but they were found and “educated.” If entire squadrons of police hadn’t arrived, the situation would have gotten really bad, especially in view of the frosts of Murmansk.
To make things even worse for the migrant gropers, judging by the identical reaction of the police, the agents of law enforcement did not differ in tolerance level. So while they did tell the enraged locals not to resort to lynching, they quietly assisted in the educational process, according to news.li.
Results: 18 in the hospital, 33 in the local detention centre, and a burning desire among them all to go back home.
“Welcome to Russia. We’re delighted to have visitors, but you mustn’t forget, you are guests here.”
Start groping girls.
End result: 18 in hospital, 33 in jail.
The Russian police saved their lives too. It's very cold outside.
Migrants in Murmansk go too far with Russian girls: Some in hospital, some in jail
Migrants from the Middle East, hitting a night club near the Norwegian border in the Murmansk region, started harassing Russian young women, and realised too late that they were not in the EU. Russian men, as they should have known, and as our picture suggests, are slightly different to those in the West.
Though the police authorities have no wish to talk about it, in effect denying mass injuries to a group of migrants, local social network users were happy to share their commentaries on the incident.
The trouble started when Norway expelled about 50 Middle Eastern and Afghanistan migrants for “bad behavior” back to Russia, which they’d passed through on their way to the land of milk, honey and liberal-minded blondes. Once in Russia, the testosterone-charged ‘refugees’ decided to go out for some fun at the local “Gandvik” discotheque, and oblivious to where they were, decided to start groping the Russian girls.
The problem came down to the fact that in Murmansk, men just aren’t brainwashed into the tolerance of ‘enlightened’ Europe. Judging from the comments of local social network users, they tried to run away and hide, but they were found and “educated.” If entire squadrons of police hadn’t arrived, the situation would have gotten really bad, especially in view of the frosts of Murmansk.
To make things even worse for the migrant gropers, judging by the identical reaction of the police, the agents of law enforcement did not differ in tolerance level. So while they did tell the enraged locals not to resort to lynching, they quietly assisted in the educational process, according to news.li.
Results: 18 in the hospital, 33 in the local detention centre, and a burning desire among them all to go back home.
“Welcome to Russia. We’re delighted to have visitors, but you mustn’t forget, you are guests here.”