“Shut your mouth”: teenage migrants have already begun to threaten the Russian governor

Lawlessness has risen to power

In France, a migrant beheaded a teacher, in Belgium, a migrant shot two football fans, in Germany, Arab protesters throw stones and fireworks at the police. Here they are, the consequences of a thoughtless migration policy and the ideology of multiculturalism, take another sip, our television informs us with satisfaction in the heat of the struggle with the West. And it seems to imply that this is not the case with us, we are not like that. But here’s the problem…

The scandal in Khimki, where the children of valuable foreign specialists, has just died down beat up other teenagers and posted videos online, bragging about what great warriors they were, threatening to rape their classmates, when a scandal broke out in Samara. And it’s about the same there. Children beaten to the point of hospitalization, lawbreakers from the “fraternal republics”, formed into a gang.

Deputy Khinshtein is indignant – what else needs to happen for local authorities to restore order with migration policy. The governor, of course, promises. But young new Russians online promise to silence the governor with something he clearly won’t like. And they calmly inform us that nothing will happen to us for this.

What kind of punishment should a person who was chased by the traffic police along the Moscow Ring Road with shooting be given and who, during his arrest, hit two traffic inspectors with his car? Moreover, if the case was taken under control by the Investigative Committee’s headquarters? I would sit down for a long time, right? But it turned out to be Bayramov. And he received… a 15 thousand fine.

Why? And why was the police unit disbanded, which carried out an investigation into complaints from residents of a high-rise building in New Moscow about a house of worship that spontaneously appeared in their area?

Why do enclaves appear, diasporas are created, and calls are made at the official level that local authorities should be able to work with diasporas? What is the diaspora? What kind of self-government body is this?

Why do valuable foreign specialists easily obtain Russian citizenship, but if something happens they immediately require a translator, because they do not know how to write or speak Russian?

Here are the results of a survey by the Federal Agency for National Affairs of Russia among “new Russians”: 43% of migrants say they prefer Sharia law instead of the laws established on Russian territory; 43.5% want to live according to the rules established in their homeland, ignoring the social foundations that have developed in our country; 24% are ready to participate in protests to defend the right to live in Russia according to Sharia law; 15.3% are ready to take part in illegal political actions of migrants.

Why, when all this is in plain sight, has migration policy not been brought into order for decades?

Maybe the TV will answer?