A Boy And His Dog

The following article tells the story of a little Norwegian boy who was forced to get off a bus in the middle of nowhere because some “men of foreign origin” among his fellow passengers didn’t like the fact that he had brought along his dog.

Our Norwegian correspondent The Observer, who translated the piece, has this to say about it:

This article concerns an incident of Islamic dog-aversion and the effect it is having in Norway at the moment. Who said that Islam isn’t putting pressure on Norwegian values?

The distance between Egersund and Stavanger is approximately 90 kilometres [about 56 miles]. Sirevag/Hellevik, where the boy was dropped off, is a thinly populated area and approximately 20 kilometres [12 miles] away from Egersund, and more than 70 kilometres [44 miles] away from Stavanger (western part of the country).

The translated article from Aftenbladet:

Boy with dog felt pressured to get off the bus

The men of foreign origin didn’t appreciate that the boy had brought with him a dog on the “replacement bus for the train.” Eventually, the atmosphere got so heated that the boy felt pressured to get off along a deserted stretch of the road.

On Saturday evening at 22.23 the young boy was on his way home to Stavanger. He was dropped off at the train station in Egersund. The train was cancelled and a replacement bus service was organized. Normally dogs are not allowed on a bus, but an exception is made for replacement bus services whenever a train service is cancelled. — In those instances it’s allowed, according to Dag Brekken from NSB [Norwegian state railway].

The driver confirmed that it was OK for the boy to bring along the small dog.

Tone Susann Aakre, the woman who dropped off the boy at the train station, says that they received a text message from the boy while they were driving home in their car. In the text messages the boy told her that three men of foreign origin on the bus clearly resented the fact that he had brought a dog along.

“The boy says that one of the men went to front of the bus and spoke to the driver. Another one went up to the boy and asked him to get off the bus. If not he would be beaten up,” says Aakre.

According to the boy, he was told to get off the bus by the driver. He was dropped off somewhere between Hellvik and Sirevåg. NSB has a slightly different version.

“We have spoken to the driver who told us that the boy pressed the stop button and got off voluntarily,” says Dag Brekken.

Tone Susann Aakre reacts strongly to what happened. She says that the boy sent her a text message asking if he could be picked up, which he was. She says that it was a very scared kid who got in the car.

“He was cold and quiet and it was apparent that the incident had a profound effect upon him,” says Aakre.

Dag Brekken from NSB says that if something occurred in the back of the bus the driver must have missed it. Consequently he doesn’t know what went on between the passengers, but he accepts the driver’s version of events and he will therefore not offer an apology on behalf of the NSB.

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9 thoughts on “A Boy And His Dog

  1. “Dag Brekken from NSB says … he will therefore not offer an apology on behalf of the NSB.”

    Can we image if 3 native men threatened an immigrant child on a bus and the bus driver threw the child out? Do you think that the Prime Minister may be now “offering an apology”?

    What’s happening? Is our water being drugged?

  2. Did anyone really expect the driver to admit throwing a boy off the bus in the middle of nowhere because he was afraid of our cultural enrichers?
    Possibly he did not want to loose his job for racism, or intolerance?

    Were there no other passengers?

  3. English friend said:- What’s happening? Is our water being drugged?

    If it’s anything like the UK, yes it is.
    A few Years ago our government, if you can call it that, forced the addition of fluorosilicic acid, aka fluoride, to our drinking water.
    This technical grade (not food grade) fluorosilicic acid is a by-product of the manufacturing process known as pollution scrubbing.
    This waste sludge is extremely expensive to dispose of for industry.
    So what better solution than to dump it in our drinking water, give it a BS EN number and persuade the public that it’s good for teeth.
    Fluoride was used by the Nazis and the Soviets in detention camps.
    It made the inmates docile, accepting and complacent.
    Oh yes, and lowered the IQ of children

      • Re: Any and all appeals to “masculine” values as a defence of a “x”…

        Please define what you expect these “VIKINGS” to do?

        Be aggressive in nature to their enemies? This will being the full force of the state onto them – Vikings V’s 9mm?

        I bet on 9mm.

        [redacted]

        And lets say that our side gets some undeniable representation in politics – what would happen? Nothing.

        As there will be talk of banning mosques and “core values” and other puffery – all reported faithfully by the media. And then support for this representation will wane as the sheeple return to bed. Leaving us in a worse situation as the core drivers of this socialist state are not elected.

        Its the bureaucracies that are the true drivers of socialism – and these are not elected. Even elected officials fear the permanent bureaucracy – as a unionized voting bloc they are terrifying and the power-brokers that are appointed to head these groups are hand picked to ensure that should the government change – nothing else changes.

        The plane of western civilization is going down – we can soften the landing – but what I plan for is to be in a position where I cobble together something acceptable from the wreckage.

  4. Walk round Govanhill or Polloksheilds, Strathbungo, Queens park areas on the South side of Glasgow and if you knew the place 10 years ago or more the changes are alarming, the whole area has been transformed and has the taint and patina that only comes from a culturally enriched area where sharia courts are in operation.

    I was in this area walking around a couple of weeks back and its been given over the the UMMAH here, and every shop you see in the area has an overt and large sign saying no dogs allowed, i questioned a lady in a shop about this and she said i was trying to insult her, i went on my way and walked to Victoria road to get my bus back to Glasgow centre, waiting for the bus all i could here was Arabic being spoken and there was little evidence of any Scottish people, at the bus shelter an older Scottish woman in her 70s was waiting, she had a tear in her eye as i was talking to her whilst we waited on our double decker bus, she said this used to be such a lovely area when i was younger, and she was right…. Progress eh?

  5. Examine the following two statements from the same person:

    1. “We have spoken to the driver who told us that the boy pressed the stop button and got off voluntarily,” says Dag Brekken.

    2. Dag Brekken from NSB says that if something occurred in the back of the bus the driver must have missed it. Consequently he doesn’t know what went on between the passengers, but he accepts the driver’s version of events and he will therefore not offer an apology on behalf of the NSB.

    First, the driver is able to perfectly determine that the boy pressed the stop button by himself, and that he got off voluntarily. No doubts, no hesitation. Then suddenly, after what we can only assume was a question for clarification of something by the journolist, what happens in the back of the bus _must_ have been missed… How convenient.

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