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These 'refugees' were turning up in Austria and trying to buy packs of cigarettes with €500 notes? They aren't refugees, they have been explicitly released from Turkish holding camps. The idea is to flood nations of Europe and weaken the societies, so they can be taken over.......by Corporations [TTIP]
This is designed to get people rioting, so they can bring in Martial Law, as they have in France and Brussels. The people will have no rights what so ever then.
They were deported after their asylum was rejected and they make a bee line for the nightclub? Strange? A real refugee would be worried about the next meal and shelter, saving whatever little he had (usual refugees have nothing much)...
Not to mention that a real refugee, and even a migrant in search of a better life, would definitely never dream of annoying the locals in the country he prays will accept him/her. Humble and discreet and thankful for any little kindness is the typical attitude.
Ergo, these are not refugees. And they are not migrants in search of work either.
So what are they? And what do they want?
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These 'refugees' were turning up in Austria and trying to buy packs of cigarettes with €500 notes? They aren't refugees, they have been explicitly released from Turkish holding camps. The idea is to flood nations of Europe and weaken the societies, so they can be taken over.......by Corporations [TTIP]
This is designed to get people rioting, so they can bring in Martial Law, as they have in France and Brussels. The people will have no rights what so ever then.
They were deported after their asylum was rejected and they make a bee line for the nightclub? Strange? A real refugee would be worried about the next meal and shelter, saving whatever little he had (usual refugees have nothing much)...
Not to mention that a real refugee, and even a migrant in search of a better life, would definitely never dream of annoying the locals in the country he prays will accept him/her. Humble and discreet and thankful for any little kindness is the typical attitude.
Ergo, these are not refugees. And they are not migrants in search of work either.
So what are they? And what do they want?
For an excellent, thought-provoking essay on this issue, see our article which appeared a few days after this one: Russians Bewildered by Cologne Rapes: 'Where Were the German Men?!'
We can't speak for Europe, but in Russia, molesting women in public places is not advisable.
A group of approximately 50 "refugees" who were deported from Norway for bad behavior decided to partake in a bit of groping at a Murmansk nightclub.
Being Russia, the results were predictable:
We can't speak for Europe, but in Russia, molesting women in public places is not advisable.
A group of approximately 50 "refugees" who were deported from Norway for bad behavior decided to partake in a bit of groping at a Murmansk nightclub.
Being Russia, the results were predictable:
The refugees allegedly groped and harassed women in a similar manner as the assaults in Cologne on New Year’s Eve. A group of male Russians took them aside to “educate” them that “Cologne is 2,500 kilometers south of here.”
The refugees tried to flee but were quickly captured by the Russians. They then took them out to the street and gave them a beating they will remember. Police arrived to break up the fight but locals report that they threw a few punches at the refugees before arresting 33 of them. Eighteen refugees were in such bad condition they had to be taken to hospital.
We
don't want to romanticize vigilante justice, but in a civilized
society, assaulting women (or anyone, for that matter) should have
swift, painful consequences. Ball's in your court, Europe.
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