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Dana: Open racist wave

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales insight: After a year and six months I got an email from Dana, who has written many beautiful and powerful poems for us. I was delighted to hear from her after such a long time. Those who remember, the passing away of her parents in such a short time was a terrible blow for her. She had tried to bring them to Finland but due to our tight family reunification laws this wasn’t possible.

I’d like to personally welcome Dana back to our community. We look forward to reading many of her poems in the future.

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Dana

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Racist here racist there racist everywhere this is the danger… how can i leave this satanic circle?
How many racists are following me?… this is a big question i am not aware!!!

You are looking to solve a problem… you write, complain, it’s again lem
It’s tragedy’s doors that are closed… you are trying but you feel worse

What can i to do? how can i help?…I need a peaceful time but i have no chance!!!
Sad sad sad sad OHhhh no choice… here is Finland full of pain, sores

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Dana: Ymmärrättekö Finland – wild culture, wild picture and wild future

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Migrant Tales

Dana

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How long will I have to endure these racist attacks and hostile looks? And what’s wrong with being a foreigner in Finland anyway?

There are no rainbows here if there’s only one color: white. No matter how much you paint your society white, I’m alive and will always feel victorious before you.

I have never met a Finnish person who can discuss with me what is wrong with this country. If I open my mouth, I’m attacked, even if I talk freely and with an open mind.

In Finland I never seen people with different ideas. NO… I’ve only seen one thing, one idea. Yes, there r different groups, organizations, even in sick parliament there r different political parties, but they are all the same. There’s no difference between them. They think they’re different in their minds but they’re not. They cannot fool a human like me. The only party that doesn’t use  a MASK is the PS (Perussuomalaiset) because they are openly racist. That’s the only difference between them and other parties.

In don’t lead a normal life in Finland, but i should defend myself at all times in public, no? Those who attack me are everywhere and ready to abuse u and make u feel u r nothing except a slave.

That’s why u see foreigners in shops owned by foreigners, because even in shops racists can attack u; yes, even when i pay with cash and contribute taxes.

The racists always think they know everything and that u, a foreigner, don’t know anything, They give the image of being wise, but tell me why would a wise person attack you because of ur skin color???

One of the famous words and sentences that they use in Finland is:  Ymmärrättekö, do you understand?

They don’t, however, use this word not in a normal way. It’s used a very harsh, insulting, dry and wild way…..OH U R ALL WILD! Wild, cranky, nervous and full anger in your souls.

Yes i understand and i understand more than u, so much more than u but what about you? Can’t you see that I am a human being like you? Can’t you understand this, Finland? Ymmärrättekö?

I understand the racists well. You are a big percentage in Finland and anywhere u can imagine. You fight back by ignoring me; you cannot argue, discuss, you cannot even figure out a simple matter, u cannot talk in peace. I, a foreigner, make you tremble. Ur afraid of me. You yell back repeating rauha, rauha (calm down, calm down) but where’s your rauha??? How and why do you lose ur rauha when you see a foreigner? You cannot see that we foreigners are different, from different places, different cultures, and different families… you always treat us the same way… looks like you have problems in seeing people as individuals.

Finland can never be my home because it isn’t a safe country. Home is a safe place. It’s the most important thing, more important than food for a human.

You awaken the fighting spirit in me, my face turns red and my blood boils.

Ur racist behavior reveals how weak you are.

Dana: You are not welcome in Finland – go back to where you came from!

Posted on September 1, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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Yes, who invited you here?

If you don’t like it here, why don’t you go back to where you came from? This statement is aimed to tire and weaken you. It’s a dark trick with a dark ending for you.

And who knows about  those dark goals better than I?

Back home you can hear the same statements still ringing in your head: “Go back to where you came from.”

Sometimes some foreigners who are working with Finns attack other foreigners; it’s as if Finland were fat meat and they want to eat it all. Or maybe they think they are the only ones who think they have the right to come and stay Finland…So the big question is if i should eat only veggies? Veggies are like gold in Finland. They are expensive as meat.

The first important lesson you will learn in Finland from politicians, the government, laws, courts, ombudsmen, parliament and all those organizations that are supposed to look after your rights is that u r not welcome in this country.

There are no human rights organization that will defend you either… oh yes, there are some, but they don’t really mean to defend your human rights. If something happens and you approach them, they will listen to you and repeat the following: ”Sorry, sorry that’s not our job…Oh Finnish law works like this. Oh this is the situation, this is how the law works. ”

So be careful

because

in the name of the law what is illegal is legal.

Finnish Immigration Service terrorizes immigrants (Part II)

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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Why are we all so passive if we’re oppressed? What do you fear? What will you fear losing? Money? Benefits? What, then?

Where’s your humanity? Who makes up your mind for you? Who controls your thoughts? How do you build and make your morals and values stronger each day?

What is your religion? If you have few morals, then you and your religion don’t count much. Don’t fool yourself in the name of religion, and in the name of the law.

Do you hate me? Do you care about me? Yes, it’s easy not to care about me because it was three years that I spent on trying to bring my parents to Finland. I spent a lot of money. It cost me as well my time, my trust, my family, my dearest parents, my blood, my wish, my happiness and my hope.

When you lose a five-cent coin, u will probably search for it for at least 20 minutes. I spent three years searching!

I invite you to judge me and my case. Go ahead and show me ur hate over and over again…it’s easy for you because Finnish law works in your favor, not in mine.

Could you tell me why Finnish law works for you but not for me? What’s the difference between you and me, as a foreigner and foreigner, or as a foreigner and Finn?

Does it have something to do about human worth?

What does human worth mean to u? Can it be measured with money?

Why should I care for you if you have all you need?

What makes you feel happy about my situation? When i lost my parents you felt so happy – why? U think death only affects my parents and me?

Death will catch you sooner than you think and you can’t take your money with you, nothing, except yourself and your indifference and crimes.

FIS* laughs in our faces

FIS has a good time with our money and time

FIS instills tragedy that can destroy your life in the name of the law.

How would you stand up to FIS?

Would you struggle with FIS or become its jester?

How?

Show me how?

You could at least spare some of your pain on this blog.

 

*Finnish Immigration Service

Finnish Immigration Service terrorizes immigrants (Part I)

Posted on August 26, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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The Finnish Immigration Service (FIS) strikes terror in immigrants like me. I’ve lived for three years in uncertainty not knowing if I’d ever be reunited with my family. My mother died in May and my father in July. I hadn’t seen my beloved parents for seven years. I never thought that the last time we saw each other in 2006 in Iran, that we’d never see each other again. 

The FIS was never helpful. It made sure that I’d live with uncertainty about ever being reunited with my family. The uncertainty persisted day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute, second by second.

The FIS not only terrorized with uncertainty but my family in Iran too. I tried so hard to improve my life in Finland. Having my parents at my side would have helped matters a lot. But nothing ever happened. My application was shelved in some lost FIS corner, where it gathered dust.

The aim of the FIS is clear: to put as many obstacles in front of me so my parents would never come and live with me in Finland.  Its aim was simple: to ensure that I’d live alone and in loneliness for the rest of my days in Finland. How cruel and senseless…

Who are the FIS? They’re always showing  off themselves as being so important…there are many family reunification cases like mine waiting in the FIS. Many, many are waiting for their turn, waiting, waiting. The FIS responds: “Oh, we have no time now…You are nothing, nothing, but wounded people, your deep filthy wounds…”

Who are those officials, judges in the appeals and supreme court? What kind of judges are they anyway? Judges of what? For whom? What values are they judging and defending? Not mine!
Yes – power is dark.

Dark power isn’t immortal and will lose in the end because it is its worst enemy… The Finnish Immigration Service not only work against me but against Finland, and itself…A dark wind is howling for them,  it is a sad song indeed.

I got a negative decision three times to bring my mother and father to Finland. I’m have a feeling, and am certain, that they never took my case seriously. They never cared about me never mind my parents.

Even you, reader, hiding from my eyes. But GOD will answer you and tell you that you cannot hide from GOD because GOD is the Master of the Universe, which you are not. You are a virus, a dangerous virus that will soon infect the whole of Finland and then it’ll be too late because nothing will be able to save this country. Finland now has a fever, a high fever, hotter than your sauna, hotter than the suffering you inflicted on me and my family.

I do not care about those persons who may judge me, in silence or with words, on this blog.

Are you a Finn?

A foreigner?

Do you have your family with you by your side in Finland?

Has what happened to me happened to you? How has the FIS treated you? Speak, speak, speak out here on this blog…

Like I have, now.

Dana: Forbidden questions

Posted on August 16, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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1. Is Sauli Niinisto your favor president? Why, if yes? Why not? Can you answer this question or are you afraid of something or someone? Why? Whom?

Why can’t you answer?

What’s so positive about his character? What’s so negative about it?
What would you ask him if you could hit him with a question?

I would ask him what he thinks about my rights and who takes responsibility for all the crimes against me and my life in this country.

2.Do you think there is freedom in Finland? What does freedom mean to you?

3.Have you ever been harassed or attacked in a racist manner? Physically? Mentally? How? Was it with words?  Who attacked you? Could you share this with us?

4.Do you know who your ministers are? What are they really doing in parliament? Do you trust them or care at all about them? Why?
Aren’t the ministers those who influence your daily life and destiny? U should know what they’re talking about and what important things they do… but what are they? Do you know how much their salary is?

5. What are the major problems you have in this country?

6. What kinds of humans do you think and are your friends? Why?

Do you see yourself as a racist? Have you ever been a racist? Can you admit it? Not to me but yourself? Are you honest enough with yourself?

Migrant Tales Literary: Sharp-sighted bird and the Yellow Crocodile Kingdom

Posted on August 9, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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Once upon a day

there were a pair of  birds who made their first egg… after a short while

the egg broke and a female baby bird emerged and tweeted her first song…

Her parents were shocked and asked how come the little bird was so different from other ones…the bird had big wings and a loud voice… and could sing

and make other birds dance; it could fly up, up higher and argue with the big eagles…even eagles loved her and knew she is a free spirit.

The baby bird grew and was brought up with LOVE

BUT

could not accept the roles that were enforced on her.

She could see facts

but was incapable of closing her beak.

One day she left her homeland and moved to another one that she knew nothing of…

It was a white land that was a Yellow Crocodile Kingdom.

The local birds there suffering too but couldn’t open their beaks and protest

The sweet bird that left her land went there with a big smile and her loud songs but

there were yellow crocodiles everywhere that hurt her on the first day her arrival.

the new land had a big building with many chairs and a room for them… they gathered there and decided there on behalf of the birds and other crocodiles.

Crocodiles were kept separate from the birds and the birds were discouraged to stand up for themselves.

Among the birds there was the stranger bird

that was trying hard to stand up for her rights…every time she did the crocodiles bit her and wounded her wings and body…

Once they took her to an ugly crave for a day…the crave was dark and had an ironic door…they even insulted her in court… they

turned her life into a nightmare … even so, they couldn’t shut her up….

She was very very alone… no birds around her accepted her protests.

Birds in that country liked their crocodile rulers and wanted them to be their masters

….

After a long time she was far from home…her parents tried to move to the same country she lived… but crocodiles closed all the doors.

Doors were built with sharp stones and slippery sand

with crocodile soldiers guarding those doors.

Her bird parents tried their hardest to reunite with their daughter bird

but

the crocodile soldiers killed them both.

One by one

First, her Mama

And then her Dad.

That was a tragedy for the sweet bird, the baby bird who couldn’t open her beak and sing anymore, not even smile…She was crying and

crying and filling a lake with her tears….

She wanted to build a ship and sail on her own on that lake of tears and move to her brother’s home in another land

and save him because they had a crocodile rulers there too… they needed each other so bad…

The sweet bird came close to doors and tried to open them

But the crocodiles attacked her over and over again and wounded her

yellow crocodiles were so cross at her

because she could fly and they couldn’t;

she could see the colors from her height and the crocodiles could just see black and white;

she could see facts and they did not want to see this… they feared the sweet bird so much…

The sweet bird started to sing her songs about the Yellow Crocodile Kingdom’s crimes it had committed agaisnt her

and sent her songs by wind everywhere.

The wind responded and told her not to worry it wanted to help her:

“…and i will spray your songs even into the depths of the ocean and sea..” the wind told her message to other birds  but some responded in a

hateful manner…sigh… others were very silent and tried to tell her to shut up… there were some good birds as well… who could slowly

slowly hear what she had to say.

Eagles came to her rescue and carried her songs to the mountains and clouds

A big tree gave her a safe nest in its middle….

Butterflies told her they will spray colours on her parents graves

and wind washed her parents grave with her tears that carried her behind the doors where there were two worthy graves for her.

Dust told the sweet bird not to worry, i have only ur parents’ body;

the angels came to her and opened a letter from GOD:

”Ur parents are with me… be safe… i love you… i will send you helpers from heaven and Earth and  i got all of ur complaints about how

badly you’ve been treated by the crocodiles.”

She was breathing deeply…

Now she was crying in silence.

The sweet bird was an old friend of the wind, eagles and moon, big trees and butterflies

and she could talk with bees in the darkness of night;

she was a friend of the old birds…the old birds were sad and sick and no/one loved them…so she could spray love to them and make them

happy

She knew many stars… but in this white land she could not see them at all… she wondered why she couldn’t see stars in her new

homeland. However, the sky was blue and that was the only thing that was similar to her home land….

Crocodiles tried a lot to make her ill like they did her parents but couldn’t since they didn’t have wings to catch her.

Crocodiles were very jealous of her because she could fly to the moon with her big wings

The moon told her about its experience… and that it could see everything that happened on white land

And the SUN????

What about the SUN???

The sun abandoned this land because it felt sad for the sweet bird…The sun cried tears of blood and told the sweet bird that it won’t return…

She couldn’t shine its warmth on the cruel crocodiles because she saw how they had treated the sweet bird and her parents. For that reason the

sun left the Yellow Crocodile Kingdom for good.

The sweet bird sent the sun a message with the help of the wind

and told it:

”Please be back in summer even if i know u are suffering here but return just for birds…there are good birds that live here too…”

Then the sun cried and cried and cried and cried and told her OK.

So

In winter

This land is so cold and icy without the sun

And in summer, for a short while, the sun returns.

Still in summer, when the sun returns, it is so sad that it doesn’t like to show itself too much and therefore can’t see the crocodiles on land…

But

it has a pity for the birds and trees,

One day a baby bird got a letter from the storm

The storm told her that is very, very angry at the  Yellow Crocodile Kingdom…and will come to destroy it… oh good news for the poor birds!

Then

Baby bird felt  her mother’s soft wings on her head

and tried to wake up the baby bird:

“Wake up wake up my sweet bird.

How long do u want to sleep”

WHAT???

asked the baby bird

and opened her eyes:

“Oh

Sigh

Was it a dream?

What a horrible dream

Are u alive, Mama???”

She smiled and told her yes i am… what did you dream, come and eat ur seed breakfast.

She was safe

She checked her wings

They weren’t wounded

Baby bird was dreaming…… WOW!!!

I am very happy for her

Be safe sweet bird, be safe.

Migrant Tales Literary: Death

Posted on August 5, 2013 by Migrant Tales

By Dana

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Death is calling me, caaall calling

Because my life is a bore, booore bore

Death is teaching me, hooow… why

That i may enjoy Mama’s company, hiiigh high.

Death is calling my name, oh that’s well

Because in Finland i have nothing to heal

Death is calling my heart, wow its dark

Finnish law biting at my flesh, it’s a big shark

Death is calling my soul, ding dong dalang

Racist working trampling my rights, they are a gang

Death is telling me to come, give me your hands

I cannot leave my bro, he is my chance

Death is showing me its face, moon and space

I cannot come with you now, light is my case

Death is dancing here full of a joy

But my dad is shouting at me…stay in world

Death is singing to me inside a bird

My Mama kisses my head tells me, darling girl

Death is in everywhere, I’m a refugee

The system gave me problems, sharp and huge

Death is coming to me in my dreams

Oh please leave me alone, i have to sing

Death is jumping around, it is in a jail

Finland is a wolf in my life, listen to my wail.

Darling Baba (Dad): You no longer need a visa to Finland

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Migrant Tales

MT comment: I was sorry to hear from Dana that her father passed away. Two months ago her mother left her. She had been waiting for three years to bring her parents to her side under Finland’s strict  family reunification law, which was tightened in 2011. Finland shows its human face by accepting refugees but then it reveals a darker side, where minors and relatives are forced to live separated indefinitely from their loved ones. 

In Dana’s case, it’s over for her to reunite with her parents in Finland.

We wish our heartfelt condolences to her and her family. 

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By Dana

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I’m full of tears

But

I can believe it, i can, even if i am able to… i am strong that’s why i can

Everything can happen in a nightmare…Finland is a nightmare.

It is a nightmare …but it can’t be real …so i do not need to be sad… soon, yes, soon, someone will call me and i will wake up from this nightmare with my family.

My father, my Baba, is now gone, too.. he could not wait even two months after my mother passed away to join her,

Oh Baba u were so sad u couldn’t wait even 2 months… do u know that u made the Finnish law so happy??? Oh yes, u made them all happy… they all hate me, Baba, ur case is still in court… Can u believe it, Baba?????

Sigh.

My Baba Love:

Today is 25.7.2013 and it is the 21st century… but Finland doesn’t know in which century its nightmare is.

Who knows that?

Last night he left this life in the hands of my young brother…oh sooooo sad…my Mama left  28.5.2013, and now my Dad, on 24.7.2013

Am  i in shock??? I still don’t know… now i am standing up for my rights that’s the only thing that i’m aware of.

He met my Mama  last night, what a pleasure, oh sure… i’d love to see them.

I’m going through difficult times, a hard situation.

My family reunification case is gathering dust in a Finnish immigration court… so is this how mean the law is?

Who can exactly explain what is the aim of Finnish law,  not to me but to her/him?

My body is in Helsinki  and my spirit is in Iran… my brother is alone there…

Oh darling cute brother how much i miss u… be strong, be strong.

I should be there with u now… but i cant even move at this moment from my chair.

I am certain of my nightmare,  how is it possible that i have so many problems, suffering such hard times??? Who am i? How can I carry this heavy load? What am I made of??? Am i flesh and bones??? I can’t believe it… i need to wake up from this nightmare and suffering.

I so much need to see my Dad again…. i need him..

Why isn’t there anyone in Finland who takes responsibility for what happened to my parents and my tragedy?

Why doesn’t anyone answer me???

I told you all this because my life is a nightmare.

Finland is a nightmare.

Finland…Nightland

Hey, can somebody tell me in what century i’m living in in Finland?

Migrant Tales Literary: Hey Universe, Finnish Law beats me up

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Migrant Tales

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Dear universe,

This is my lonely life in Finland…

Finnish law beats me up in different ways,

no/one nowhere takes responsibility; there’s not one place in Helsinki that i can go to complain about my loneliness and separation from my loved ones.

No/one will listen to me because if i ask a question they’ll tell me ”u r in the wrong place…”

Hey universe,

Do u know why Finnish law sentences me to live in loneliness?

Why do Finnish laws hate me? I know that you know and you know what I think…You know everything about me.

Hey universe,

What’s the meaning of having laws?

What is law and what isn’t law?

I don’t want the law to decide for me but i want u to decide for me .

I do not want the law to forge my destiny but i want u to make my destiny.

Hey universe,

Show me an open door, a way out of this terrible place,

i love you.

My ears are next to you

Love you GOD,

Ur daughter

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