Fine for fingering

Saudi Arabia is a kingdom with a limitless monarchy and the Koran instead of a constitution. This kingdom, the most oil-rich in the world, plays a key role in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and is famous not only for its wealth, but also for its tricks with world prices.

For example, in 1973, King Faisal decided to show everyone who was boss in the world and removed Saudi oil from all trading platforms, provoking an energy crisis in the West. But now everything is more or less calm in the country, there is still nowhere to put the money...

And when everything is so good, a state necessity certainly arises to indicate its own significance by the presence of something generally accepted. For example, fly into space or build an airplane, or at worst invent a car. It was with this bad end that they decided to start, especially since before a flight into space they would inevitably have to enter into grueling negotiations with the shadow of the prophet and ask for permission to fly. Yes, and with the plane it’s the same gimmick. But with a car everything is simple and clear.

Last spring, Saudi Arabia showed a frightening-looking concept at the Geneva Motor Show, made of plastic on a Mercedes chassis. The Arabian pathos was enough to not be modest and show the invention to the world. A powerful team of authors from King Saud University named the car “Gazelle” and painted it frog green. The car caused excitement in the country. Moreover, according to local law, it is prohibited to even discuss the actions of the authorities in a whisper. Therefore, it was decided to put the car that everyone liked so much into production.

In Germany, children don't cry and dogs don't bark. Everyone behaves quietly, politely, with elements of ingratiation. And only swearing and indecent gestures can be seen over the road. That's why in Germany there are fines for fingering and swearing. And since there are more and more Turks and other Varangians and Gascons in the country, at the end of last year, fines for arguing with the police and swearing at them came first.