VIDEO=> Finns Attack “Refugee” Bus with Rocks and Fireworks – Refugees Turn Back to Sweden

Protesters in Finland hurled fireworks, stones and beer bottles at a refugee bus bringing migrants to a center.
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The bus was escorted by police as it approached the refugee center north of Helsinki.
The authorities moved the migrants in after dark.

State broadcaster YLE said the roughly 40 asylum-seekers were met by up to 40 protesters.

Many migrants are turning back to Sweden saying they don’t want to stay in the sparcely-populated northern European country.
The AFP reported:

Hundreds of predominantly Iraqi migrants who have travelled through Europe to reach Finland are turning back, saying they don’t want to stay in the sparsely-populated country on Europe’s northern frontier because it’s too cold and boring.

Migrants have in recent weeks been crossing back into Sweden at the Haparanda-Tornio border just an hour’s drive south of the Arctic Circle, and Finnish authorities have seen a rise in the number of cancelled asylum applications.

“You can tell the world I hate Finland. It’s too cold, there’s no tea, no restaurants, no bars, nobody on the streets, only cars,” 22-year-old Muhammed told AFP in Tornio, as the mercury struggled to inch above 10 degrees Celsius (50 Fahrenheit) on a recent blustery grey day.

He had already travelled from Tornio to the capital Helsinki almost 750 kilometres (465 miles) south, and then back up to the Tornio border again to return to Sweden.

Migrants who lack proper travel documents are unable to take the ferries that run between Helsinki and Stockholm.

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