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Month: November 2020

Reija Härkönen: Mikä kumman maahanmuuttokysymys?

Posted on November 29, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Suomen politiikassa on viime vuosina vakiintunut käsitys, että meillä olisi joku erillinen maahanmuuttokysymys, joka olisi ratkaistava. Termi on rasististen oikeistopuolueiden lanseeraama ja media on tarttunut siihen hanakasti.

Meillä on tahoja, jotka pelkäävät suomalaisten ”sekoittuvan” muihin ”rotuihin” ja menettävän kansalliset erikoispiirteet. Tämän nojalla halutaan estää maahanmuutto sellaisista maista, joiden väestö eroaa ulkonäöltään ”perinteisistä suomalaisista”. Erottelua perustellaan kulttuuri- ja tapakysymyksillä sekä kustannuksilla – jopa pakolaisten maahantulo halutaan estää sillä perusteella, että heidän vastaanottamisensa maksaa. Monille myös ”väärä” uskonto on syynä syrjintään. Taustalla on aina vieraanpelko ja ehta, inha rasismi.  

Maahanmuutosta pitää toki keskustella. Keskustelkaamme siitä, kuinka maahanmuutto hoidetaan siten, että tulijoiden on helppo päästä Suomeen ja hankkia töitä ja elanto, ilman liiallista byrokratiaa ja asioiden vaikeuttamista. Siitä, kuinka hoidetaan ihmisarvoa kunnioittaen ja oikeudenmukaisesti myös pakolaisina maahan saapuvien asiat. Ja tietysti myös siitä, kuinka pidetään rajojen ylittäminen hallittuna ja saadaan estettyä kansainvälisten rikollisliigojen vapaa liikkuminen.

Kun Jussi Halla-aho ilmoittautui kisaamaan Helsingin pormestarin virasta, vastuuton media lähti innolla rummuttamaan hänen puolestaan. Oikeammin: perussuomalaisten puolesta Helsingin kunnallisvaaleissa. Helsingin Sanomat tarjoili Halla-ahoa varteenotettavaksi vaihtoehdoksi kokoomuksen ehdokkaalle. Muutama päivä myöhemmin Iltalehden pääkirjoitus otsikoitiin: ”Halla-aho haluaa pormestarivaalista äänestyksen maahanmuutosta”. Itse artikkelissa ei ollenkaan käsitelty sitä, mistä oikeastaan äänestettäisiin. Sitä ei Jussi Halla-aholta koskaan suoraan kysytä.

Mikä sitten on tuo ratkaistava ”maahanmuuttokysymys”? Se on rasistipoliitikkojen tapa esittää, että meidän tulee keskustella siitä, päästämmekö Suomen rajojen sisäpuolelle ja tänne vakituisesti asumaan ihmisiä, joilla on erilainen hiusten ja ihon väri tai köyhempi kotimaa kuin suomalaisilla. Ja toimittajat toistavat kuuliaisesti: ”Maahanmuuttokysymys”.

”Maahanmuuttokysymys” terminä on ydinsisällöltään sama kuin ”Judenfrage” 1940-luvun Saksassa. Ei sellaista poliittista kysymystä ole maassa, joka ei tahdo harjoittaa rasistista politiikkaa.

On tietysti selvää, että aina tulee olemaan pelkureita, vihaajia ja erilaisia reppanoita, jotka on helppo houkutella rasistipoliitikkojen ajatusten taakse. Mutta onko rasistien ehdotuksista todellakin tullut joku ”kysymys”, jota pidetään oleellisena poliittisen keskustelun teemana? Julkirasisteja ei pitäisi koskaan hyväksyä tasavertaisiksi keskustelijoiksi sivistysvaltion politiikassa.

Alkuperänen kirjoitus voi lukea tässä.

How the media frames non-white Finns. Shameful.

Posted on November 26, 2020 by Migrant Tales

It isn’t difficult to conclude that many of the stories of how the media frames non-white Finns proves over and over again that they are part of Finland’s racism problem.

The Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare (THL) published Thursday its findings of a comprehensive study on native-born Finnish children with one or two foreign-born parents and how well they fared at school compared with white Finnish children.

Am I happy about the findings of the THL study?

THL researcher Lotta Haikkola said: “It’s important to note that the findings [of the study] are not directly related to the parents’ country of birth, but could be a consequence of a number of other factors. In light of the findings of the study, it is especially important to ask if children get enough support [at school] irrespective of their parents’ language and cultural background.”

Despite the findings, Yle labels those children with one of two foreign parents suffer from poor grades, have more mental problems and are more sustpible to child custody.

The study showed as well that if both of the parents are born abroad, the child is less prone to commit a crime.

While framing native Finnish-born “people of foreign background”as dark-skinned, we get the impression that such people are from Africa and the Middle East, even if the majority of migrants that live in Finland are white and from Europe. Sources: Yle (left), Yle right.

The pictures used for the story, especiall the Finnish-langauge news, frames the problem as an issue facing Muslims, people of color and other visible minorities.

As the study points out, racism is another factor that impacted those interviewed in the study.

The PS and its obsession with migrants

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Migrant Tales

If you had the opportunity to listen inside the brain of a Perussuomalaiset (PS)* politician, you’d probably hear the following word: migrants, maahanmuuttajat, migrants, maahanmuuttajat…

The head of the PS parliamentary group, Ville Tavio, regurgetates that obsessive word in countless tweets and statements.

Tavio tweets: “Finnish human rights are threatened as a result of massive asylum-seeker policies. Such migration should be kept in check, so it isn’t a threat to the country’s economy, security, and national culture.”

Source: Twitter.

Tavio, who has before mentioned his admiration of France’s National Rally far-right head Marine Le Pen, claims that some conspiracy permits “massive” asylum seekers to enter Finland.

I understand that Tavio does not wake up in the morning and looks in the mirror, whispering to himself that I am such a racist.

Or does an Islamophobic mindset make people delusional? They attract voters with their exaggerations and lies and get hooked to power like junkies.

According to the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri), there were 4,550 asylum seekers in 2019, of which 2,467 were granted residence permits. Where is the massive amount of asylum seekers you speak of Tavio?

The PS believe that they can get away by lambasting migrants, especially Muslims and people of color, without any consequences.

A party like the PS that bases 90% of its politics on Islamophobia and Afrophobia cannot tap from the well of hatred and discord forever. One day that well will dry out.

No matter how much politicians like Tavio and his band of Islamophobes kick and bitch, we are here to stay.

“Sheikki”-niminen kansanedustaja kysyy kuka on “aito” suomalainen

Posted on November 24, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Perussuomalainen kansanedustaja, Kristian “Sheikki” Laakso, kysyy kuka on “aito” suomalainen.

Onko “Sheikki” ns. aito suoalainen nimi? Sheikki on henkilö, joka on Koraanin asiantuntija. Sheikki on sama kun imaami.

Miten voit kutsua itseä “Sheikki”-nimellä jos vihat muslimeja kuten puolueesi, Perussuomalaiset?

Sinun selitykset aito suomalaisuudesta ovat sekavia ja naurettavia.

Muista yksi asia, Kristian Laakso: Ihmiset päättävät keitä ovat eikä asia kuuluu sinulle.

Se on integroituu eikä intekroituu.

From Belle Selene Xia to Helena Puustinen and Joy Aalto and the Perussuomalaiset mindset

Posted on November 23, 2020 by Migrant Tales

We read about Joy Aalto, a Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party member, who gave us 1 + 1 = 2 advice on becoming a Finn. If such a simplistic recipe for integration – learn Finnish and get a job – worked for her, that is fine, although I have my doubts.

Before reading on, this post is not against women from the Far East but wants to raise a question: Why does the PS believe that such women – not men – are acceptable foreigners?

Why don’t we see the PS empowering Somali and Muslim women?

Joh Aalto states that she became a Finn by learning the langauge and getting a job.

Let’s hope that Joy Aalto will not turn into a Helena Puustinen or house the opinions of former Helsinki deputy councilperson Belle Sene Xia, who wished death to members of the Falun Dafa religious sect.

So what did Helena Puustinen post?

Puustinen said that she would like to lock up Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s government in Auschwitz and devise “a better plan than Hitler” to, I suspect, exterminate the ministers of her cabinet.

Puustinen’s hostile rant did not spare asylum seekers. Dropping atomic bombs on them would do the job.

  • Puustinen in a picture with a Waffen SS of Holland ad asking people to join in the fight against Bolshevism.

And who could forget Belle Selene Xia, who got sacked from the Helsinki PS for wishing that they kill members of the Falun Dafa religious sect?

Read the full story in Finnish here.

Before getting the boot, Helsinki PS municipal candidate Belle Selene Xia didn’t consider her former party racist or against migrants.

“They’re only people’s stereotypes against the Perussuomalaiset,” she said. “The Perussuomalaiset are strongly against racism. Moreover, the PS is in favor of labor immigration.”

Surprisingly, she changed her opinion after getting sacked from the Helsinki chapter of the party.

She then said that her foreign background played a role in her sacking.

KOTOUTUMINEN #12: Integration is as easy as 1 + 1 = 2. NOT!

Posted on November 22, 2020 by Migrant Tales

THE STORY WAS UPDATED

Having taught many students about Finnish society for many years, two matters surprise me about this teaching line: Are the people giving these courses qualified and simple, 1 + 1 = 2, explanations to a complex matter as adaption.

If the integration model is overly simplistic, treat it with tweezers because its conclusions are suspect. Integration, adaption, or properly inclusion is a complex matter.

During my years as a teacher of these courses, I have requested material taught by other teachers. Not one white Finnish teacher has, however, has shared with me the material they teach newcomers about Finland.

I get the impression that the only requirement to teach newcomers about Finnish society is that you are a white Finn with some teaching background. Every white Finn knows what our culture is, right?

Telling newcomers about our society riddled with exceptionalism, ethnocentricm and even racism partly explain why, I suspect, that the majority of these people have no idea what kotoutuminen means or implies.

If you want an example of a 1 + 1 = 2 integration model, check out Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MP Kristian Sheikki Laakso’s tweet below, who affirms this is how you become a part of Finnish society.

Joy Aalto, who is a candidate for the upcoming municipal election in April for a party known for its hostile Islamophobic rants, gives us her recipe for integration:

Continue reading “KOTOUTUMINEN #12: Integration is as easy as 1 + 1 = 2. NOT!”

QUOTE OF THE DAY: Islamophobia and xenophobia are our pacts with evil

Posted on November 21, 2020 by Migrant Tales

The hate and fear of communism, especially to the end of World War 2, was the smoking gun that led to unimaginable crimes against humanity like the Holocaust. It also led to strange bedfellows alliances.

Thus the fear of communism gave you carte blanche to throw away your morals and even align yourself with evil. Even if some claim that the picture below with SS leader Heinrich Himmler and Finnish Marshall Karl Gustaf Mannerheim cordially about to drink a schnapps “is history,” it is nothing more than an example of how we threw our morals into the dustbin and aligned ourselves with evil.

Today, we are in the same predicament: If communism and anti-Semitism were the scapegoats that permitted us to make a pact with evil, Islamophobia and xenophobia are today the smoking guns.

On Friday, we celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials. It was the first time that war criminals were brought before justice and tried for crimes against humanity.

Captain Gustave Mark Gilbert, the Army psychologist at the Nuremberg trials (1945-46), said that the Nazi war criminals on the dock had a common characteristic. “Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy,” he said.

Finland’s Islamophobic party, the PS, is a huge fan of Donald Trump and authoritarianism

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Migrant Tales

THE STORY WAS UPDATED

There is one clear message from the tweets and picture below with Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MPs Jussi Halla-aho, Mike Niikko, Vilhelm Junnila and Veikko Vallin: THEY LOVE TRUMP.

How could the PS fall for a man like outgoing US President Donald Trump who has no respect for the rule of law (unless it benefits him) and refuses the outcome of the election result he squarely lost?

Reporter Mehdi Hasan synthesizes to Ivanka Trump who outgoing US President Donald Trump is:

In this 2-minute clip on tonight's @MehdiHasanShow, I sum up almost everything Ivanka's father, the president, has done to incite violence and terror here in the U.S. since 2015 (I had to speak very fast!). Watch and share:pic.twitter.com/uvAlmICRiN https://t.co/2GSXY8qjBs

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) November 18, 2020

Should we be surprised that the PS is the only party in parliament openly supporting Trump and other autocrats in Hungary and Poland?

Not really considering that the PS is a similar type of party with little regard for democracy and human rights.

Ville Tavio is the head of the Perussuomalaiset parliamentary group. In the tweet above he shows his “love” for Poland’s de facto ruler Jaros?aw Kaczy?ski and Hungarian Prime Minister and strongman Viktor Orbán. Source: Twitter
Continue reading “Finland’s Islamophobic party, the PS, is a huge fan of Donald Trump and authoritarianism”

Language is key to changing the way we debate cultural diversity. It is a powerful weapon that xenophobes fear.

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Language and how people are labeled are some of the reasons why racism and anti-immigration politicians have exerted power on the national debate on our ever-growing cultural diversity. If we did away with these toxic terms, which label people as eternal outsiders, matters would change radically.

First and foremost in the debate, we should dispense with words that label and group people as outsiders. By labeling people as outsiders, like the term person with a foreign or migrant background,”

For this reason, we need a bold and innovative approach to how we perceive ourselves as a society and what Finnish identity is. That discussion must happen now.

With all the hate and hidden messages that portray and frame Others in our society, the debate would clean up pretty fast since we would change from referring to people as Finns or as one of us.

If our society is open and encourages equity, the langauge we use to label Others should reflect it.

Debate about youth crime by so-called “people of migrant background” is a good example why we need to use more inclusive language that respects difference.

So, what terms could we use when referring to non-white Finns? The labels they want us to use like AfroFinn, brown Finn, Somali Finn, etc. White Finns should stop placing unilateral ethnic categories on people of different backgrounds.

One way of changing the way we debate difference and cultural diversity is by not using terms that group people as outsiders.

Two PS Youth members convicted of ethnic agitation

Posted on November 18, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Former Perussuomalaiset (PS)* Youth deputy chairperson Toni Jalonen and Johannes Sipola, the former chairperson Johannes Sipola were sentenced by a Pirkanmaa District Court fines for ethnic agitation, according to YLE News.

Jalonen, who announced in February that he is “an ethnonationalist, traditionalist, and a fascist,” was slapped with a 50-day fine (300 euros) for ethnic agitation. Likewise, Sipola, who blamed the Christchurch, New Zealand killings of Muslims in March 2019 on multiculturalism, was given a 40-day fine (240 euros) for ethnic agitation.

The convictions came after images were published on social media. One of them had a picture of a black couple looking at their baby lovingly, with the text: “Vote for the Perussuomalaiset so that Finland’s future won’t look like this.”

The other racist ad was a picture of two women wearing niqabs with a warning: “Do you want our country to look like this? Don’t stay sleeping. Vote.”

The tweet and Facebook postings cost the PS Youth dearly. They first lost 115,000 euros of funding from the ministry of education and then saw their association dissolved.

Toni Jalonen living in his fascist alternate reality world.
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