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Month: January 2026

Migrant Tales (2016): Remember Jari Sillantie of the Kolari asylum reception center and coming out of the Islamophobic closet?

Posted on January 17, 2026January 17, 2026 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales context: In 2016, we reported about the terrible treatment of asylum seekers in the northern town of Kolari. Lapin Kansa, a Rovaniemi-based daily, got intereted in the story and helped the demontration to get national attention. One of the reasons why the demonstration was organized was against the asylum center’s deputy manager Jari Sillantie. One editor spoke to me later angered and questioned if Sillantie was a racist. The story below should answer that question. I believe that this demonstration was the first that caused the sacking of a manager.


I do, and very vividly. Jari Sillantie was the deputy manager of the northern Finland Kolari asylum reception center that sacked him after some 140 asylum seekers protested his management style.

Even if his management style and Facebook “likes” did not reveal his attraction to the Islamophobic Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party, they did speak volumes about his anti-immigration views (see picture below).

After all of the asylum seekers at the reception center demonstrated on May 4 and forced the Red Cross, which managed the reception center, Sillantie was sacked and deemed “unsuitable for the job.”

We learned more things about Sillantie: His heart is with the Islamophobic PS party, and he was convicted for tax fraud in 2018. He owes 666,000 euros in back taxes to the state.


Jari Sillantie, who was sacked as deputy manager of the Kolari asylum reception center in 2016, was not suited for the job. His “likes” on Facebook, which have now been deleted, are an assortment of far-right associations and politicians like Laura Huhtasaari.


Sillanpää is a good example of the hypocrisy of the PS. He states in his campaign message all the racist talking points of the party. Migrants should follow the law but Sillantie and the PS have special privileges.

Sillantie’s message comes in loud and clear in his campaign poster: Vote for Finns first!

Thanks to the asylum seekers of the former Kolari asylum reception center, the media, and our work, we were able to expose Sillantie for what he was: a questionable person who wanted to make the lives of asylum seekers as difficult as possible.

Sami Rusanen: How migration reshaped Finnish identity from the 1970s to today

Posted on January 15, 2026January 15, 2026 by Migrant Tales

By Sami Rusanen

International Lawyer, legal counsel, critical analyst, executive consultant, project & HR Manager, Investment (Linkedin)

Since the 1970s, Finnish identity has undergone a profound transformation, closely tied to Finland’s shift from a largely homogeneous country of emigration to an increasingly diverse society shaped by immigration. What was once a marginal issue has become central to political debate and everyday conversations about belonging. Migration has not only changed who lives in Finland, but also how Finnishness itself is understood, questioned, and redefined.

In the 1970s, Finland was primarily a country people left rather than moved to. Tens of thousands of Finns migrated abroad, especially to Sweden, in search of work and better economic opportunities. Migration at the time was seen mainly as a practical response to labor demand, not as something that challenged national identity. Finnish society was widely perceived as culturally and ethnically homogeneous. Being Finnish was closely associated with speaking Finnish, sharing a common historical narrative, and fitting into a relatively uniform cultural framework. Apart from the Swedish-speaking minority and the Sámi—whose voices were often sidelined—internal diversity received little public attention.

This began to change slowly in the 1980s. Finland started to receive small numbers of refugees, including people fleeing war and political repression in Vietnam and parts of Latin America. There were also labor migrants and Finns returning from Sweden. Yet immigration remained limited in scale and visibility, and it rarely sparked broader political debate. Finnish identity was still largely seen as stable and clearly bounded. Integration, where it was discussed at all, was understood as a one-way process: newcomers were expected to adapt to Finnish society, rather than society adapting in response.

The 1990s marked a turning point. The collapse of the Soviet Union reshaped migration patterns across Northern Europe, and Finland was no exception. Ingrian Finns arrived from Russia under policies that framed them as ethnic “return migrants.” At the same time, Finland began to receive more asylum seekers, notably from Somalia and the Balkan region. Finland’s accession to the European Union in 1995 further embedded the country in European migration and asylum frameworks. Migration became more visible, and with visibility came debate—about citizenship, integration, and who could truly belong. Finnishness started to shift, slowly, from a narrowly ethnic concept toward a more civic one, based on citizenship, language skills, and participation in society. Still, anxieties about cultural difference and social cohesion were never far from the surface.

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Suomen toivo on Perussuomalainen-nuorten käsissä – NOT!

Posted on January 12, 2026January 12, 2026 by Migrant Tales

Vaikka Migrant Tales ei vaivaudu kiinnittämään huomiota pikkurasisisteihin, Suomi olisi hieno maa ilman heitä.

Perussuomalaiset-nuorten mainokset ovat häpeällisiä. He uskovat, että heidän muukalaisvihansa on nykyään ”siistiä”, mutta katsotaanpa heidän lausuntojaan tulevaisuudessa, kun heidän sanoja a aatuksia on aikaa mädäntyä.

Jos Suomen tulevaisuus on heidän käsissään, olemme pulassa. Uskon kuitenkin, että on tarpeeksi järkeviä suomalaisia, jotka osaavat erottaa halvat rasistiset iskulauseet ja totuuden.

He tarkoittavat todellisuudessa, että kaikki työttömät ulkomaalaiset tulisi lähettää keskitysleireille tavaravaunuissa.

Ei koskaan ota vastuuta. Syytetään muita!

Jos noudatamme koskaan politiikkaanne, Suomi kuolee, koska sen väestö ikääntyy. Sillä välin imetään maahanmuuttajilta kaikki veri.

Denmark: Muslims were not the threat but white supremacists

Posted on January 10, 2026January 10, 2026 by Migrant Tales

The recent warnings by US President Donald Trump of taking over Greenland “whether they like it or not” raises and exposes a lot of questions about Denmark. For one, Denmark, considered one of the most Islamophobic countries in the EU, got it all wrong. Not Muslims but white supremacists from the United States are the greatest threat.

What we are seeing is the implementation of the US’ National Security Strategy and its support of a new world order government by far-right parties in Europe.

The whole debacle over Greenland exposes as well the hypocrisy and racism of Denmark, which is not a country guided by Nordic values of mutual respect but by racism and discrimination. The image of Denmark as a progressive country has been false for over forty years.


Denmark’s openly racist policies toward Muslims and other non-Europeans have come home to roost by targetting the wrong “enemy.” Starting wth Social Democrat Prime Minister Mette Fredrikson, who has propagated exclusive anti-Muslim policies, all political parties in the country are complicit for their shortsightedness and racism.”


Taking into account the openly exclusive policies of Denmark against minorities, it is doubtful the country will be able to correct its ways because all of the political parties have contributed to the situation.

Liz Fekete wrote in “Europe’s Fault Line,” a few years ago that there has been a massive shift to the right with racism of all parties complicit with this becoming widespread.

Was Nato memberhip a mistake, a clear case of shortsightedness?

Posted on January 9, 2026January 9, 2026 by Migrant Tales

Watching how European leaders are holding back as US President Donald Trump sheds to pieces the Atlantic Charter of 1941, a landmark declaration between Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill that outlines matters such as self-determination of nations, free trade and security. The latter form the basis for the UN Charter.

Remembering how eagerly almost all MPs supported the idea of Finland joining Nato, there was little to no debate about the negative side of Nato membership, as we are seeing now with Trump threatening to takeover Grenland and gutting the alliance.

Even if Nato membership allowed Finland to raise and expose its long-term hatred and mistrust of Russia, it never took into account that we have to end up eating our words. Certainly there are many reasons for mistrust, like the war in Ukraine, but chest beating does not help matters.

One veteran politician told me that we should not forget geography in our foreign policy.

“President Alexander Stubb’s foreign policy has been dubbed as “hawkish” against Russia. It is understandable considering Finland’s history with its giant neighbor. However, why doesn’t President Stubb criticize Trump instead of playing golf with him? His National Security Strategy (NSS) recently warned Europe of “white civilization erasure” and threw his support to far-right parties in the region.”r right parties in the region.

Will our bravado and chest pounding force us to eat our words?

And Greenland?

I wouldn’t be surpsised if the the US and Denmark arrive at a deal and that the colony becomes a part of the US.

Katie Miller is the wife of Stephen Miller, a radical Trump advisor who believes that the only explanation for taking over Greenland is might versus right.

Llamar las cosas por su nombre

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Migrant Tales


Por Yuliet Tresa

La guerra empieza cuando alguien decide cómo se llamará lo que va a ocurrir. No con el primer misil ni con el primer cuerpo, sino con la primera palabra. En el caso de #Venezuela, esa palabra no fue secuestro. Fue captura. Y en ese desliz semántico —aparentemente técnico, aparentemente neutro— se condensó toda la operación.

Captura es una palabra obediente. Sugiere orden, legalidad, procedimiento. Secuestro, en cambio, es una palabra incómoda: señala una violencia desnuda, un acto fuera de la ley, una ruptura de la soberanía. Los grandes medios internacionales eligieron la primera. Donald Trump y Marco Rubio la pronunciaron primero; las redacciones la repitieron después. El efecto fue inmediato: no se describió un crimen, se administró una culpa. No es casual. En la guerra comunicacional, las palabras no informan: encuadran

1.⁠ ⁠El lenguaje como tribunal anticipado

Cuando un presidente es “capturado”, ya no es un sujeto político sino un delincuente en potencia. No hace falta juicio: el titular lo reemplaza. La prensa internacional no preguntó bajo qué jurisdicción, con qué derecho, en nombre de qué ley. La pregunta jurídica fue sustituida por una narrativa policial. El secuestro se volvió procedimiento. La violencia, trámite. Así funciona la criminalización política en su forma más eficaz: cuando no parece criminalización.

2.⁠ ⁠La democracia como palabra expropiada

“Transición democrática”. Dos palabras limpias, casi amables. Nadie explicó quién transita, hacia dónde, bajo qué mandato popular. En boca de Trump y Rubio, amplificadas por editoriales y analistas, la democracia dejó de ser una práctica histórica de los pueblos y pasó a ser un sello de autorización imperial.

Cuando un país poderoso decide que otro debe “transitar”, lo que hace no es defender la democracia: la confisca. Le quita a los pueblos el derecho a nombrar su propio proceso y lo sustituye por un guion externo, escrito en otro idioma y con otros intereses.

3.⁠ ⁠Ilegítimo: el espejo invertido

Trump repitió la palabra ilegítimo demasiadas veces como para saber que la ilegalidad está de su lado. Los medios la acogieron con docilidad. Pero hay palabras que funcionan como espejos: dicen del otro lo que ocultan de quien las pronuncia.

Ilegítimo no es un gobierno que se disputa en el terreno político interno. Ilegítimo es entrar de madrugada, bombardear, secuestrar a un presidente en funciones y salir como si el mundo fuera una propiedad privada. Eso no es política exterior: es piratería con bandera. Una Doctrina Monroe con actualización de software, pero con la misma lógica de saqueo.

4.⁠ ⁠La cirugía como eufemismo

“Operación quirúrgica”. La expresión apareció rápido, limpia, sin sangre. La cirugía no grita, no sangra, no mata: corrige. Al usarla, el discurso mediático hizo desaparecer los cuerpos. Cuarenta muertos se volvieron una estadística borrosa, un ruido de fondo.

No fue una operación quirúrgica. Fue terrorismo de Estado. Fue sabotaje. Fue amenaza regional. Pero esas palabras no circularon con la misma insistencia porque generan una emoción peligrosa: indignación. Y la indignación no es funcional al poder.

5.⁠ ⁠El narco-terrorismo como acto de proyección

Estados Unidos nombró como narco-terroristas a Venezuela, Colombia y México. Los medios repitieron la etiqueta con la naturalidad de quien copia un cable a la antigua usanza. Nadie se detuvo en el dato incómodo: el principal mercado de consumo, distribución y muerte por drogas está dentro de Estados Unidos.

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Hiljaisuus on seurauksia

Posted on January 7, 2026January 7, 2026 by Migrant Tales

Pidän Yhdysvaltoja ylivoimaisesti maailman laittomimpana maana.
— Jeffrey Sachs

Kirjoitin viime kesänä Verdeen mielipidekirjoituksen Suomen hallituksen ja Euroopan unionin välinpitämättömyydestä Gazassa palestiinalaisia vastaan tehtyihin sotarikoksiin. Kuvasin tätä asennetta kuin vesi hanhen selästä – kaikki valuu pois jättämättä jälkeä. Tämä välinpitämättömyys ei kuitenkaan ole neutraalia. Sillä on seurauksensa.

Välinpitämättömyydellä toisten kärsimystä kohtaan on seurauksensa. Sen lisäksi, että se on pelkurimaista, siihen syyllistyvät uskovat opportunistisesti, etteivät he itse koskaan joudu samaan asemaan kuin ne, joita nyt sorretaan.

Tuorein esimerkki tästä on Venezuelan presidentti Nicolás Maduron ja hänen vaimonsa Cilia Floresin laiton kaappaus ja sieppaus.

Vaikka Yhdysvaltain presidentti Donald Trump on uhka kansainväliselle järjestykselle, minua huolestuttaa vielä enemmän eurooppalaisten johtajien – kuten Suomen presidentin Alexander Stubbin – lähes täydellinen hiljaisuus ja päättäväisyyden puute.

Kysyin eräässä viimeaikaisessa julkaisussa, milloin Stubb aikoo mennä pelaamaan golfia Trumpin ja tämän cheerleaderin, Etelä-Carolinan senaattori Lindsey Grahamin, kanssa.



Vaikka Stubb ja hänen kaltaisensa poliitikot saattavat tasapainoilla Suomen etujen ja rikolliseksi tuomitun henkilön kanssa toimimisen välillä, meidän kaikkien tulisi lukea yhdysvaltalaisten poliittisten kirjoittajien Oliveer Krnetzcken kuvauksia Trumpista.

“Katsokaa. Amerikan mädäntynyt ruumis, joka on tungettu huonosti istuvaan pukuun: huijarin siveettömyys, asevelvollisuuden kiertäjän pelkuruus, loisen ahneus, KKK-jäsenen rasismi, takakujan hyypiön seksismi, baarijakkaran juopon tietämättömyys ja hedge-rahaston haaskalinnun ahneus – kaikki spraymaalattu oranssiksi ja esitelty kuin palkittu sika maakuntamessuilla. Ei presidentti. Ei edes mies. Vain sairas tiivistymä kaikesta siitä, mitä tämä maa vannoo olevansa, mutta on aina ollut – ylimielisyys, joka on puettu poikkeuksellisuudeksi, tyhmyys, joka on naamioitu terveeksi järjeksi, julmuus, jota myydään kovuudeksi, ahneus, jota ylistetään kunnianhimoksi, ja korruptio, jota palvotaan kuin evankeliumia. Se on Amerikan varjo lihaksi muuttuneena, mätänevä kurpitsa-idoli, joka todistaa, että kun kansakunta polvistuu rahan, vallan ja katkeruuden edessä, se ei vain menetä sieluaan – se paskoo ulos tämän paisuneen säädyttömyyden ja kutsuu sitä johtajaksi.“

Lähde: Facebook


Trumpia on kuvattu ”Amerikan mädäntynyt ruumis”, mutta vielä huolestuttavampaa on hiljaisuus sortoon ja epäoikeudenmukaisuuksiin, jotka ympäröivät meitä kaikkialla.

Petteri Orpon hallituksen tekopyhyyden ja sen hampaanlomaisen suhtautumisen perussuomalaisten rasismiin lisäksi yksi eduskunnan häpeällisimmistä päätöksistä oli niin sanotun rajalain hyväksyminen ja jatkaminen. Laki sivuuttaa turvapaikanhakijoiden ihmisoikeudet ja murentaa oikeusvaltion perusperiaatteita.

Suomi – kuten monet sen poliitikot – näyttää uskovan, että se voi sortaa ja leimata siirtolaisia etäältä ja turvasta käsin ymmärtämättä, että jonain päivänä he itse saattavat olla samassa asemassa: hakemassa turvapaikkaa ja kohtaamassa kielteisiä päätöksiä.

Perussuomalaiset, kuten jotkut muutkin poliitikot, ovat rasisteja. Heidän ainoa keinonsa on leimata maahanmuuttajia ja vähemmistöjä. Tämä muistuttaa aikaa, jolloin naiset taistelivat kansalaisoikeuksiensa puolesta ja yksi vastaväitteistä oli, etteivät he olleet ”valmiita” kantamaan niitä.

Täysin järjetöntä! Yhtä järjetöntä on johtajiemme hiljaisuus ja varovainen hiippailu Trumpin ympärillä samalla kun hän repii rikki oikeusvaltiota ja kansainvälistä järjestystä.

Lue alkuperäinen artikkeli englanniksi täältä.

Silence has consequences

Posted on January 7, 2026January 7, 2026 by Migrant Tales

I consider the US the most lawlwss country in the world by far.

Jeffey Sachs

In the summer I wrote an opinion piece for Verde about how the Finnish government’s and the European Union’s apathy towards the war crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza. I described the indifference as water off a duck’s back.

The inaction to the suffering of others has its consequences. Apart from being a cowardly act, those who collude in such silence opportunistically believe that they will not suffer the same fate as those who are oppressed.

The latest example was the illegal invasion and kidnapping of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores.

While US President Donald Trump is a threat to the international order, what worries me most is the near-silence and lack of resolve of European leaders like Finland’s President Alexander Stubb.

In a recent posting, I asked when Stubb was going to play golf with Trump and his cheerleader South Carolina Senator Graham Lindsey.

While politicians like Stubb may be towing a sensitive line between Finland’s interests and dealing with a felon and convict, we should all read US political writer Oliver Kornetzke’s descriptions of Trump.


Source: Facebook


Apart from Trump being “the festering carcass of American rot,” I am concerned about the silence and complacency to the oppression and injustices that overwhelm us.

Apart from the hypocrisy of Petteri Orpo’s government and its toothless challenge of the racism of the PS, one of the most shameful decisions by parliament was the passage and extension of the so-called Border Act, which disregards the human rights of asylum seekers and weakens the principles of the rule of law.

Finland, like many of its politicians, believe that they can oppress and denignate migrants from their high and dry places without understanding that they may one day be in the situation, asking for asylum and getting hostile rejections.

The PS, like some other politicians, are racists. All they know to do is label and victimize migrants and minorities. It is like when women were fighting for their civil rights and one of the arguments against them was they “they weren’t ready” to handle their civil rights.

Preposterous! Also is our leaders’ silence and tiptoeing around Trump as he shreds the rule of law and international order.


Read the original story in Finnish here.

What is the plan in Venezuela? Who is next? Greenland? Mexico? Cuba?

Posted on January 5, 2026January 6, 2026 by Migrant Tales

One of the big questions about the US invasion of Venezuela is what is the next step. Does th Trump régime have a plan? Or is it the first step in the Western Hemisphere to control Greenland, Mexico, and Cuba? Is it a message to China to takeover Taiwan an Russia to overtake Ukraine and parts of Europe, like the Baltic States?


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There’s not much that could be done in the US since Trump’s Republicans control Congress and the Senate. Mid-term elections are in November.

Apart from the wreckless foreign policy, and to add insult to injury, Trump is wishing for some Noble Peace Prize for his reckless policies that will lead to no good.


The Monroe and Donroe Doctrines. Sources: Expansion and rouming.cz


If anything, Trump’s about-turn in domestic and foreign policy reveals that his administration, led by the likes of Pete Hegseth, Marco Rubio and other far-right politicians, shows how low we have fallen by giving big business, and wealth power. These will eventually receive their comeuppance in the end, if we don’t destroy before ourselves through catastrophes like war and disregard for the environment.

Apart from scaring the wits out of the US’ allies, it is clear that if the goal is money and wealth, nothing lasting can come out of it. The tiptoeing around Trump of the EU and Finland’s President Alexander Stubb is nothing short of disgraceful.

Stubb, like the European Commission, has given his blessing to the inhumane treatment of asylum seekers at our borders. He has blessed the pushback law, which give the Finnish border guards the right to turn back without due process any asylum seeker.

I wonder when Stubb will play golf with Trump again?

What the Trump administration is doing is awakening the fighting spirits of Malcolm X, Eldridge Cleaver, Angela Davis, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Tamara “Tania” Bunke, Nelson Mandela, Rosa Luxemburg, Eva Perón, Mahatma Gandhi, Frederick Duglass, Martin Luther King Jr., Toussaint L’Ouverture, Karl Marx, Emiliano Zapata, Frantz Fanon and many, many others.

We have wonderful examples of the wisdom and learnings on how such people pushbed back oppression and injustice.

The latter list of social fighters gives me hope in 2026.

Suomalaiset tiedotusvälineet, MTV ja poliisi – häpeän paikka jälleen

Posted on January 4, 2026January 4, 2026 by Migrant Tales

Hävetkää, MTV! Miksi? Koska taas kerran te innokkaasti hyväksikäytätte nuorten tekemää rikollisuutta, erityisesti niin sanottujen ”maahanmuuttajataustaisten nuorten” tekemiä rikoksia. Raporttisi osoittaa, että olet enemmän kiinnostunut nuorten syyllistämisestä ja leimaamisesta kuin ratkaisujen löytämisestä.

MTV leimaa näitä nuoria yhdessä vanha tuttu Markku Heinikarin kanssa, joka on poliisin rikosyksikön johtaja. Rasistista narratiivia pönkittävät MTV:n tähdet ovat jälleen kaikki paikalla: Ivan Puopolo ja Tiia Palmén, joka ei koskaan vastannut sähköposteihini koskien MTV:n puolueellista uutisointia.

On surullista, jopa vastuutonta, että poliisi ja media leimaavat kaikki nuoret ottamatta huomioon, kuinka raskas tuo leima on näille nuorille. Heinikari kuten myös MTV sivuuttavat Suomen maahanmuuton historian: muistavatko he, kun suomalaisia epäiltiin Ruotsissa lähes kaikista rikoksista 1960- ja 1970-luvulla?

Viimeisimmässä jutussa nuorisorikollisuudesta, jonka väitetään olevan ”enemmistöltään maahanmuuttajataustaisten nuorten” tekemää, MTV kaataa jälleen lisää bensaa liekkeihin rasismillaan. Poliisit kuten Heinikari eivät tee muuta kuin vahvistavat rasistista leimaamista. Kuvitelkaa: KAIKKI ”maahanmuuttajataustaiset” nuoret nähdään rikollisina tai potentiaalisina rikollisina.


Heinikari on ollut pitkään MTV:n vakiovieras nuorisorikollisuutta koskevassa uutisoinnissa. Hän leimasi jälleen häpeilemättömästi, kuten aiemminkin, kaikki ruskeat ja mustat nuoret rikollisiksi. Poliisi toteaa yllä olevassa kuvassa: ”Maahanmuuttajatausta on selkeä yhteys nuorten ryöstöihin, maahanmuuttajatausta ja Ruotsista johdettu rikollisuus.” Hän ei kuitenkaan esitä mitään todisteita mielipiteensä tueksi, jota jotkut pitäisivät rasistisena.


Migrant Tales oli osa työryhmää, joka paljasti raportissaan, kuinka äärioikeistolaiset puolueet kuten Perussuomalaiset (PS) käyttivät nuorisojengi-”ongelmaa” äänestäjien houkuttelemiseen.

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