Why does the West steal the hair of Russian women?

According to RIA Novosti, the Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg has brought a Norwegian citizen to administrative responsibility for trying to remove the hair of medical students from Russia. In August 2018, customs officers at Pulkovo Airport decided to inspect the luggage of a man heading to Norway. He proceeded through the "green" corridor - that is, he did not have any goods to declare. During the check, 76 paper envelopes were found with the Norwegian, which contained hair. Examination showed that it was human hair. They do not belong to the category of personal goods, so they had to be declared.

The man did not appear at the court, despite the fact that he was told about the time and place of the hearing. Also, his lawyer did not appear at the hearing, although he initially asked for a punishment in the form of confiscation of hair.

The situation was commented on by Russian scientists - geneticists.

Geneticist Professor Yevgeny Lilin said that the Norwegian scientist could have been collecting data from the Y-chromosomal haplogroup R1a1.

"This can be called the collection of data on the genome of young Russian women. Why and for whom it was needed - we naturally do not know today. But the creation of banks of genomes of people of different nationalities, different ethnic groups is extremely promising for possible searches for modeling the impact on these ethnic groups and on persons of one sex or another. While banks are only being created, but what they have a further purpose is very difficult to say, because it can be completely different. "

One of the examples of the use of genetic databanks, Lilin called the creation of an "ideal person" by combining biomaterials of different population groups, genotypes, which often leads to positive results.

"Maybe for this. But on the other hand, the collection can have a directly opposite purpose, namely, the creation of certain elements of influence on the corresponding genotypes, the corresponding genomes for one purpose or another. We have a lot of examples when the presence or absence of a certain enzyme leads to sad consequences.For example, the peoples of the north do not have alcohol dehydrogenase (an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of alcohols to aldehydes and ketones. - Approx. FAN), so it costs nothing to drink them.That's why the collection of genetic data - we must speak carefully - can answer differently , not always useful, for the purpose. And the collection of hair, of course, raises a lot of questions. So the removal of such envelopes, of course, should take place even without explanation. "

And I want to remind the distinguished members of the forum that at the end of October 2017, Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting of the Human Rights Council mentioned that some people "purposefully and professionally" collect "biological material" from the inhabitants of the Russian Federation. A little later, Bo Downey, a spokesman for the US Air Force Training Aviation Command (AETC), said that the collection of Russian biomaterial was allegedly related to the study of the musculoskeletal system and was not intentional.

In Russia, they are confident that the collection of biological samples from Russians is primarily associated with the creation of biological weapons capable of selectively affecting representatives of certain peoples. This is another "red line" that can lead to a full-scale war, and Russia needs to act very hard in this situation, but the West is taking these steps.

Thank.

I would of thought West Asia would be more interested in their hair, they make nice beards.

I doubt very much that this is for "ethnic biological warfare" but hey, I'm no expert on the curlies.

a reply to: RussianTroll

the Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg has brought a Norwegian citizen to administrative responsibility for trying to remove the hair of medical students from Russia.

What?!?

Seriously?

Unbelievable...

a reply to: RussianTroll

Why you ask?????

Let me guess - because its Russian so it must be so damn superior.

Please.

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The west did no such thing. This was a part of a Russian medical study where apparently the left hand didnt know what the right hand was doing.

The Norwegian scientist was not present at the hearings; his representative stated that students’ hair was collected to being analyzed in Scotland in the framework of a Russian megaproject. The respective megagrant amounting to 90 million rubles (about $1.2 million at the current exchange rate) was issued by the Government of the Russian Federation for three years with the aim to implement a joint project in the sphere of Arctic biomonitoring run by the Northern Arctic Federal University and North-Western State Medical University. The project has been headed by Thomassen, who directs research in the department of chemical and biological work at Statens arbeidsmiljøinstitutt, Oslo

rapsinews.com...

Biden isn't the only rich guy with a passion for sniffing hair, you know.

For all we know the envelopes were samples.
Pheromones are hard to fool... Perhaps clients are using that sampler pack to decide which child brides (to put it nicely) they want to import.

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It's easier to bribe a hairdresser.

Silly Norwegians.

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Why does the West steal the hair of Russian women?

Why does the East, post this dumb crap???
Hair of Russian woman???

I would like to use the word dumb......but, I won't.

Possibly because Russians are so poor they are forced to sell their hair. Beyond the hype, Russia is not a rich country.

This is not unusual. Wigs, hair extensions and all that is big business, but there is a demand beyond the vanity buyers e.g. cancer patients may prefer a wig to hide hair loss.

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Why and for whom was the hair needed

Let's give some benefit of the doubt to this story. This is a conspiracy theory site after all. What if there are labs around the world creating viruses and diseases targeting a particular group? Maybe COVID-19 was meant to target specific people but the experiment went wrong and affects a larger group.

Moral of the story, don't give up your DNA!

I hardly think of Norway as “the west”, but ok.

If a hair is 4 inches long it’s been riding on that head a year or more. You can extract DNA, long term drug tests, and if I remember right it would pick up radiation as well which would be my main thought.

If you had the addresses of hair samples you could tell which areas were more radioactive.

Because we want to examine the hair follicles for russian espionage projects of course!

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Because Russia is so poor of a country that the ladies can't afford hair products.

Virgin hair is highly sought after for wigs...


That or the dems want to use it for election tampering.

Could it be a covid cure? Think Borat and gypsy tears.

Could it be a covid cure? Think Borat and gypsy tears.

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Hmmm... Possible explanations:

1) Genetic testing/review/analysis for categorization, logging, tracking.
2) Dude has a weird hair fetish.
3) color matching for fake hair.
4) I don’t know?

Interesting they would want “samples”.

Wonder if he has any connections to this little gem:

www.regjeringen.no...

a reply to: paraphi

That is what I initially though, but this doesn't sound like enough hair. It was stored in paper envelopes. Sounds like it was testing of some sort. However, it seems a bit extreme to call it

another "red line" that can lead to a full-scale war

Edit to add that quote isn't from you, but from the OP.

originally posted by: paraphi
Possibly because Russians are so poor they are forced to sell their hair. Beyond the hype, Russia is not a rich country.

This is not unusual. Wigs, hair extensions and all that is big business, but there is a demand beyond the vanity buyers e.g. cancer patients may prefer a wig to hide hair loss.

Russia is now extremely rich. Not with exaggerated banking diversions and other paper, but with real wealth. And now we Russians will use this wealth. We will not let anyone near him, we will return for our money. And if someone wants otherwise - woe to them.

originally posted by: 19Bones79
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It's easier to bribe a hairdresser.

Silly Norwegians.

Unidentified DNA samples are received from the hairdresser. The Norwegian collected specific samples from specific women - of a certain nationality, age, genetics, halo of residence, height, weight, etc. In a normal civilized society, this is called the collection of intelligence genetic data on a cut of gender, age , genetic and other classification. This is what scientists are doing in the numerous American bio-laboratories scattered around the world.