In one telling anecdote, Snegirov described a type of conduct I've witnessed repeatedly in Norway: he's on a train from Hamar to Oslo on which all the seats are
taken; although a number of able-bodied males (including young men in
military uniforms) are seated, none of them stands up to offer his seat
to any of the several elderly women (some of them weighed down by
massive backpacks) who are forced to stand. But then a Pakistani man
boards the train, and a red-bearded Norwegian immediately “jumps up ...
and invites the Muslim to sit down.” The Pakistani says no, but Redbeard
insists. After the Pakistani sits, Redbeard stands with his back to the
door, his facial expression making it clear that he feels he has “done a
good deed.”
Snegirev also
visited Grønland, a Muslim-heavy part of Oslo, where he met Yevgeny
Dyakonov, a local from Uzbekistan. Describing Grønland as more dangerous
than even the worst parts of Moscow (I wouldn't know, having been in
Grønland many times but never in Moscow), Dyakohov talked about the
several times he'd been mugged by his own Muslim neighbors and explained
that it's no use to go to the police, who give you the brush-off.
(Verdict, based on my own experience: true.) Dyakonov mentioned a fellow
resident of his apartment building, an actual Somali pirate who lives
on welfare and child benefits and whose rent is paid by the government.
When Dyakonov asked why he doesn't work, the man said: “I'm a born
pirate! I never worked and I will not work!”
And if you speak too openly about it, you run a serious risk of winding up in jail. Because BadThought has been criminalized. And because PC At Any Cost.That country, and Sweden, seem to be the furthest down the track to screwed. And their 'elites', their leadership, seems to think that that's good.
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