High Speed Race in Moscow: Posh FSB Boys Show Off and Get Nailed to the Wall (Video)

But after this year’s final exams, some graduates got cocky and decided to mark their graduation publicly. The new FSB officers decided to show off their new status by organizing a race of expensive Mercedes-Benz Gelandewagen jeeps around Moscow, then posting the video on YouTube. (See below)

This stupid move outraged the public and senior FSB officers. The Academy made it clear that it doesn’t tolerate such arrogant behavior from FSB agents.

From now on, these graduates will be showing off their coolness at the most remote borders of the Russian Federation (Kamchatka and Chukota regions).

This should teach them that in Russia you don’t abuse the public trust – especially if you’re in charge of public security.

WITH FAVORITED COMMENTS
(Most eloquent!)

teddyfromcd Ilya (BY) • 2 hours ago

• • RE-EDUCATION the right way!!

    To LEARN once more WHY they have been privileged to be FSB – that the “career” is NOT about themselves or their egos — but they SERVE their country and its security and stability and sovereignty.

    So they have to learn through their now -careers – to learn humility and that it’s an HONOR not a PRIVILEGE to serve their country and to safeguard their fellow citizens from foreign and domestic danger to russia. — and with it the russian culture – which as they are reminded as young adults — DOES NOT LOOK WITH APPROVAL on such behavior.

    This is what they now have to RETURN to.

    NOT TO BECOME the spoiled careerists that they see from media that are on display in the west or elsewhere.

    If that was me –I’d be trembling right now at the mere thought I would have to be reprimanded by PUTIN himself and reminded why FSB exists. — it’s for RUSSIA not the ”career” individual. no less than any of the soldiers like prokorenko – or those two helicopter pilots that died recently in Syria.

    In many ways — we are seeing how the state and the media and the russian population ARE ALL showing their hand to discipline their sons.
    

    Роман Edkrause • 10 hours ago

    Vanity is a sin. Service on the Kamchatka Peninsula will teach them humility.

    

    Manimal Edkrause • 9 hours ago

    Actually, it is. They have a job that nobody should know about. If they want recognition and accolades, show “business” is way more appropriate :-).