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Reija Härkönen: Vieläkö voi Suomen vaaleissa menestyä rasismilla ja vastakkainasettelulla?

Posted on January 25, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Reija Härkönen

Perussuomalaisille sana maahanmuuttopolitiikka tarkoittaa oman maan maahanmuuttajien jatkuvaa tarkkailua, juoruilua ja mustamaalausta. Yleensä mitään ratkaisevaa ei ilmene ja joudutaankin tyytymään ulkomaisiin kohu-uutisiin.

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Tom Packalénilla, perussuomalaisten poliisikansanedustajalla, oli viime syksynä kuitenkin onnenpäivät, kun itähelsinkiläiset syrjäytyneet lapset ja nuoret syyllistyivät törkeään katuväkivaltaan. Tuolloisen arveluttavan julkisen esiintymisen ja ”tiettyjen maahanmuuttajaryhmien” syyllistämisen jälkeen Packalén kutsuttiin Radio Helsinkiin keskustelemaan rasismista nuoren maahanmuuttajanaisen, Maryan Abdulkarimin, kanssa. On aika hämmästyttävää, kuinka vähällä ja ilman mitään jälkipuintia Packalénin annettiin luikerrella ja ylimielistellä läpi tuostakin, vaikka hän syyti 40 minuutin aikana useita valheita eikä vastannut, useista pyynnöistä huolimatta, keskustelukumppaninsa suoriin, oikeutettuihin kysymyksiin.

Kohta neljä vuotta toimineella kansanedustajalla ei ollut mitään näkemystä siitä, mitä pitäisi tehdä hänen havaitsemansa somaliongelman ratkaisemiseksi. Siitä ei kuulemma saa puhua. Tuon asian vuoksi hän kuitenkin kertoo lähteneensä kansanedustajaksi.

Kysymys on kuitenkin syrjäytyneistä nuorista, joukossa monta kantasuomalaistakin nuorta.

Packalén väitti tuon keskustelun kuluessa kahteen eri kertaan painokkaasti, että hänen ollessaan viisi vuotta Helsingin poliisin operatiivisen työn johtajana, hänen työvuoroillaan ei maahanmuuttajiin kohdistuvaa väkivaltaa kerta kaikkiaan ollut, mutta tietyt maahanmuuttajaryhmät – somalit – pahoinpitelivät suomalaisia jatkuvasti sairaalakuntoon.

Aikamoinen väite. Hänen vastaväittelijänsä osasi heti todeta, että se ei pidä paikkaansa.

Kyseenalaisia väitteitään Packalén perusteli useaan otteeseen Optulan, Oikeuspoliittisen tutkimuslaitoksen tutkimuksella. Tutkimus maahanmuuttajista rikosten uhreina ja tekijöinä kertoo seuraavaa:

Somalialaisten maahanmuuttajien suhteellinen osuus väkivaltarikoksista oli tarkasteltavalla kahden vuoden (2010 – 2011) jaksolla suuri, 6,4 kertainen kantasuomalaisiin nähden. Toisaalta myös heidän riskinsä joutua pahoinpitelyrikoksen uhriksi oli 6,5 kertainen suomalaisiin verrattuna.

Afrikkalaiset pahoinpitelivät 772 kertaa. Uhreista oli suomalaisia 386, afrikkalaisia 324. Tässä luvussa ovat muutkin afrikkalaiset maahanmuuttajat, ei pelkästään somalit.

Kantasuomalaiset tekivät 28170 pahoinpitelyrikosta, uhreista oli maahanmuuttajia 7 % eli 1972.

Afrikkalaisen ollessa pahoinpitelyn uhrina (566 rikosta), tekijöistä oli suomalaisia 226, ja afrikkalaisia sama määrä, 226.

Suomalaiset olivat uhreina 28071 pahoinpitelyssä, hakkaajista 86 % oli suomalaisia, viisi prosenttia suomenruotsalaisia ja Suomessa syntyneitä vieraskielisiä, 9 % syntyperästä ei ole tietoa. Eurooppalaisperäisiä pahoinpitelijöistä oli 2180, he olivat tekijöinä melkein puolessa kaikista maahanmuuttajien tekemistä pahoinpitelyistä.

Kun näitä lukuja katsoo, luulisi Packaléninkin työvuoroille osuneen muutama suomalainen hakkaamassa suomalaista – ja varsin harva tapaus, jossa somalipoika hakkaa suomalaisen sairaalakuntoon. Eikä siis pidä paikkaansa sekään Packalénin väite, että länsimaiset maahanmuuttajat eivät häiriötä aiheuta.

Huolestuttavaa tässä on se, että entinen poliisi käyttää poliisin arvovaltaa ja julistaa julkisessa radiokeskustelussa selviä valheita ja rasistisesti värittyneitä väitteitä, joiden tarkoituksena on vain ja ainoastaan somalimaahanmuuttajien mustamaalaus. Kun hän on vieläpä kansaedustaja, on tilanne vakava. Kysymys on silloin siitä, että rasismi on meillä jo syvällä rakenteissa, Suomen korkeimmassa lakia säätävässä elimessä. Tuollakin esiintymisellään Packalén antoi kansalaisille valtuutuksen luopua sivistyksen myötä syntyneistä moraalisäännöistä ja antautua ihmisen alhaisimpien tunteiden valtaan: halveksia, syrjiä ja sortaa jokaista vähänkin erilaista ja itseä heikompaa.

Uutta tämä ei tietysti ole, Packalén on kannanotoillaan osoittanut kuuluvansa perussuomalaisten halla-aholaiseen falangiin, jonka politiikan ydin on rasistinen: rotujen sekoittumisen estäminen.

Suuri osa suomalaisista on varmasti jo havainnut, millaista politiikkaa perussuomalaiset tekevät. Puolueen julkirasismi varmasti on yksi syy siihen, että yhä useampi suhtautuu nihkeästi perussuomalaisiin. Etenkin suurimmalle osalle naisista on jo pelkkä ajatus perussuomalaisten kanssa työskentelystä täysin mahdoton. Onkin yllättävää, että Timo Soini jälleen kerran nosti rinnalleen Jussi Halla-ahon ja valtuutti tämän laatimaan puolueen maahanmuutto-ohjelman vaaleihin. Tällä teolla Timo Soini osoitti vielä kerran, että hänelle ovat tärkeämpiä rasistisella kiihottamisella hankitut äänet, ei niinkään Suomessa asuvien hyvinvointi ja rauhanomainen rinnakkaiselo.

Optulan tutkimuksen mukaan afrikkalaisten maahanmuuttajien riski joutua rasistisen pahoinpitelyrikoksen uhriksi on yli 4,5-kertainen maahanmuuttajien keskimääräiseen riskiin verrattuna. Se oli myös määrällisesti merkittävää, 10 – 20 % pahoinpitelyistä oli rasistisesti motivoituneita. (Suurempi luku on saatu, kun vertailuaineiston luvut on kerrottu viharikoskatsauksen perusteella lasketulla oikaisukertoimella).

Afrikkalaisiin maahanmuuttajiin kohdistuneiden rasististen väkivaltarikosten tekijät olivat pääosin, 92-prosenttisesti, suomalaisia.

Meillä olisi edelleen mahdollisuus estää rasismin laajeneminen ja vastakkainasettelu maahanmuuttajien ja kantasuomalaisten välillä. Meillä on hyvät resurssit ja pääosin vilpitön, rehellinen ja hyvää tahtova kansa. Perussuomalaisten kansanedustajien toiminnalla vastakkainasettelu ei tule poistumaan – päinvastoin.

Tuossa radiolähetyksessä Tom Packalén sanoi, että jokainen ihminen on oman kulttuurinsa suurlähettiläs. Millaisia suurlähettiläitä me seuraavissa vaaleissa valitsemme?

Linkki Radio Helsingin lähetykseen:

https://www.radiohelsinki.fi/podcast/34586/?Tom+Packal%E9n+ja+Maryan+Abdulkarim+kinasivat+rasismista

Linkki Optulan tutkimukseen:

http://www.optula.om.fi/material/attachments/optula/julkaisut/tutkimuksia-sarja/XZ5bk8f2H/265_Lehti_ym_2014.pdf

Alkuperäisen blogikirjoituksen voi lukea tästä.

Tämä blogikirjoitus julkaistiin Migrant Talesissä luvalla.

FC Persia gets suspended by the Finnish Football Federation after players walk out of game in protest

Posted on January 24, 2015 by Migrant Tales

FC Persia got suspended from the Finnish indoor football league for walking out in protest during the middle of a match on Sunday when it was playing against a team from Pori. FC Persia captain Omar Razaki was quoted as saying on Turun Sanomat that the players had had enough of poor and partial refereeing.

“It was the same story last year,” he continued.” We complained to the Finnish Football Federation but nothing happened.”

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Read full story (in Finnish) here.

 

Christian Thibault, executive director of Liikkukaa! – Sports for All, told Migrant Tales that it’s unfortunate what happened in Turku and that matters had to come to this.

“Why didn’t the Finnish Football Federation react to FC Persia’s complaint?” he said. “At least there would have been a dialogue and differences could have been resolved.”

Even if the size of the migrant community has grown rapidly in Finland, the number of migrant football teams in Helsinki has fallen from 25 to 5 in the past 5 years, according to Thiabault.

Adrián Soto is a Chilean who used to play for Venceremos, one of Finland’s first migrant football teams, during 1979-87, isn’t surprised about FC Persia’s complaints about poor and partial refereeing.

“I remember that the referees were partial when I played for Venceremos and we usually got more red cards easier than players of the Finnish team,” he said. “We knew this problem but never walked out of a game in protest like FC Persia.”

Veneremos has changed its name in 1992 to Colo Colo.

Thiabualt said that his association is ready to help in these types of situations.

“Liikkukaa! – Sports For All has developed methods and has good experience in using them in cases like the one in Turku with FC Persia,” he said. “We are always happy to help out if needed.”

 

When will Finland change its suspicious views of migrants and cultural diversity?

Posted on January 24, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Christian Thibault, chairman of Rasmus, told Migrant Tales a while back something significant about how matters change in Finland concerning migrants in this country. He said that the Finnish Football Federation wasn’t very active in providing referee courses in different languages. When they noticed that ere was a chronic shortage of referees, matters changed. 

In the same way the the Finnish Football Federation understood that it must serve people that speak different languages in this country, it is pretty much what is going on in Finland concerning our ever-growing cultural diversity. We speak a lot about integration, two-way adaption, but what happens at the end of the day is assimilation, one-way adaption.

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Assimilation, or one-way adaption, is an expectation that society won’t change no matter how many people from different cultures and religions move to your country. The process is a bit like sitting on a sofa and telling newcomers that they must adapt to me. There are many types of sofas like in the above picture that could represent regions or countries. All have the sofas, however, have the same expectation in assimilation: I have privileges, you don’t. I therefore call the shots in this country.  Source: Sairafurniture.

 

So the first step, when Finland starts to notice that it needs migrants to do those jobs that they don’t want to and when they notice that migrants work for less and twice as much as any white Finns, only then will matters begin to change. 

The latter attitude change is only the first step. We’re still light years away from other subsequent steps where migrants and non-white Finns will be treated equally by this society.

That last stage, which is the core of our struggle in this country, will take generations. We can always speed up the process by forming a social movement like the Civil Rights Movement in the United States (1955-68).

White Finns don’t have to worry about migrants rising up and demanding equal rights because too many of us are more conservative and anti-immigration than some white Finns.

Some may choose to be Finnish Uncle Toms, or Teemu-setäs, or mamus as a means to gain greater acceptance.

 

UPDATE (Jan. 24): Migrant Tales’ 2015 Hall of Fame of poor journalism

Posted on January 24, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales’2015 Hall of Fame of poor journalism will be updated separately. To see other examples of opinionated journalism in Finland about cultural diversity, please go to this link. 

Jan. 24

Suomi ei vedä maahanmuuttajia (Helsingin Sanomat)

What was left out? Today’s editorial on Helsingin Sanomat headlined, “Finland doesn’t attract migrants,” defends the country’s tightening of family reunification laws but surprisingly agrees with the anti-immigration populists, the Perussuomalaiset (PS),* that Finland should invest more in integration and offer more Finnish-language courses to newcomers. Is this only mentioned by the PS? Why does Helsingin Sanomat single out the PS in this respect? Do they want to make up with the anti-immigration party? Even if learning the local language is important, it isn’t a passport to equal membership in society. In Spain, where there are many Latin Americans, racism and social exclusion are common despite the fact that such migrants speak Spanish as their native tongue. Integration is a two-way process (not mentioned in the editorial) and certainly one reason why so few skilled migrants come to Finland is due to a number of factors like how do Finns relate to cultural diversity and Otherness? The cartoon depicts the prevailing attitude in all political parties: See no migrant, hear no migrant, speak no migrant.

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YLE A-Studio: Let’s talk about stereotypes of Islam and jihadism

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Migrant Tales

What was the message that Thursday’s YLE A-Studio program on jihadism attempted to convey with the help of background pictures in light of the Charlie Hebdo attack? Was it that Muslim women wear niqabs and that jihadists wear masks and are pissed off? Is that the underlying tone that YLE A-Studio want to convey to viewers about Muslims and jihadism? 

Thanks to Maryan Abdulkarim, Sadek Elway and Silvia Akar, the show didn’t go down that regrettable path, at least not too far.

The other guest Atte Kaleva, who is running for parliament in April for the National Coalition Party, had other opinions when he attempted to paint Islam with a single brush.

Kaleva, who is an army captain that was kidnapped and later freed by al-Qaeda in Yemen in 2013, makes a pretty incredible by standing by affirming what he said earlier about Islam that it is a “hostile, intolerant and militant religion.”

It was a good matter that Helsinki University Arabic language lecturer, Sylvia Akar, put matters into perspective and exposed Kaleva’s ethnocentrism. She asked how the Bible differs from Kaleva’s comments about the Koran.

“I shy away from [those that claim] that Islam is this or that,” she said. “Islam isn’t one whole and no adjective can describe it.”

Reza Aslam, a University of California at Riverside professor, has stated that religions are not violent but the people who form part of them.

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See whole program (in Finnish) here.

 

Some good points brought on the talk show by by Abdulkarim was how fascism in Europe is similar to a movement like the Islamic State. Both try to construct a homogenous picture of society where there is no room for minorities, said Abdulkarim.

Elwan asked a very good question as well: Who are the jihadists?

Thanks to Abdulkarim, Elwan and Akar that the program did not end up picturing Islam as A-Studio’s background pictures that portrayed a woman wearing a niqab and men as masked jihadists.

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What feelings does this picture of a masked woman bring out when compared with a woman wearing a niqab? The text in the picture states that there is nothing more subversive and profane than a group of women below saying, saying to themselves: We women.

 

Or does it boil down to this below?

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Around 40% of Finns that have gone to fight for the Islamic State are “native white Finns”

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Migrant Tales

As the media and politicians in Finland attempt to racialize the Islamic State debate (IS), Helsinki Police Chief Inspector Jari Taponen that about 20 ethnic white Finns have gone to Syria and Iraq to fight, reports YLE in English. Of around 50 that have joined IS from Finland, 6-8 have been killed in the fighting, according to Finnish Security Intelligence Service (SUPO).

A good example of how the ongoing debate in Finland is racialized is how the Taponen and YLE journalist define “ethnic Finn,” or a person whose both parents are white Finns. Does race make a person more prone to join a jihadist organization? Certainly other factors are at play such as social class, educational background and social exclusion.

I wonder what Islamophobic politicians like the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party think about this news?

Certainly it busts one myth that all IS fighters are Muslims from the Middle East and Africa.

This reveals that the issue is more complex than simply dividing people by race and religion.

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German Pegida movement leader quits after posing as Hitler

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Lutz Bachmann, the head of Germany’s anti-Islam Pegida movement, quit after he posed on his Facebook as Hitler.  The excuses and explanations after what Bachmann did are disingenuous. We’ve heard it so many times when these types of people get their fingers burned: Satire! 

Kathrin Oertel, a Pegida spokeswoman, said that while Bachmann’s comments about refugees went too far, his portrayal of Hitler was a “joke” and “satire, which is every citizen’s right,” reports the BBC.

The former head of the Pegida, apologized for calling refugees as “animals” and “scumbags” but said nothing about his portrayal of Hitler.

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Read full story here.

Isn’t it incredible how bigots like Bachmann finally get exposed by their own stupidity? It must be the sensation of power that blinds and exposes them for what they are.

German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel came down hard on Bachmann. “Anyone in politics who poses as Hitler is either a total idiot or a Nazi,” he was quoted as saying on the BBC, which cited Bild. “Reasonable people do not follow idiots, and decent people don’t follow Nazis.”

Migrant Tales has written previously that anti-immigration politicians who insult others with racist “jokes” and comments should seek new careers in comedy and not remain in politics.

Fox News’ bigotry and opinionated reporting crossed a line

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Fox News has done much to destroy the good name of Western journalism by turning the news business into bigoted entertainment. Since bigotry is a lie it has to change constantly to escape exposure. So-called “terrorism expert” Steven Emerson crossed a line on Fox News by claiming that there were “no-go zones” in Europe.  

Emerson later apologized for the comments as did Fox News below.

 

The biggest lesson for journalists concerning this shoddy example of reporting is that Fox News let the incredible claims by Emerson to stand unchallenged.

In reporting about immigrants and our ever-culturally diverse society in Europe, the media too often permits incredible claims by anti-immigration politicians to stand unchallenged.

Common mistakes by the media when reporting on migration and minorities:

  • White sources are always used as authorities when immigrants and minorities are the topic
  • Editors of Finland’s main dailies are white Finns
  • Immigrant and visible minority voices are rarely if ever permitted to make their case
  • Rarely if ever do editors ask if the source of the “immigrant problem” are whites
  • We give inflated respectability and importance to racists because they mirror our attitudes
  • In Finland, the stronger racism became, the more airtime it gets
  • The rise of racism in our society and our coverage of it reveals how unbalanced and uncritical our media is
  • When it comes to fighting racism, the media are part of the problem

 

The PS is a Finnish populist party that bases its popularity on bashing migrants and minorities

Posted on January 20, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Think about a party that starts to get nervous about its poll standings and then its most popular anti-immigration politician, who has made his career on spreading suspicion and intolerance of certain migrants, states: We mustn’t forget that we are an anti-immigration party. In order to reverse our poor standings in the polls, let’s make our anti-immigration message louder and more visible.

That party’s name is none other than the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* and the politician that wants anti-immigration to be the main campaign thrust of the party in the April parliamentary elections is MEP Jussi Halla-aho, who was sentenced for ethnic agitation.

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Imagine the type of Finland migrants and minorities live in today. A populist party like the PS, the third-largest in parliament with 37 MPs, plans to target the migrant and minority community in order to improve its poll standings.

It’s difficult to figure out what is more outrageous: Halla-aho’s statement or the near-silence of the mainstream parties that see nothing wrong with his battle cry. They are probably silence because they have little idea how such statements by a party like the PS fuel suspicion and maintain a climate of intolerance towards migrants and minorities in this country.

 

* The Finnish name for the Finns Party is the Perussuomalaiset (PS). The English names of the party adopted by the PS, like True Finns or Finns Party, promote in our opinion nativist nationalism and xenophobia. We therefore prefer to use the Finnish name of the party on our postings.

UPDATE (Jan. 19): Migrant Tales’ 2015 Hall of Fame of poor journalism

Posted on January 20, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales’2015 Hall of Fame of poor journalism will be updated separately. To see other examples of opinionated journalism in Finland about cultural diversity, please go to this link. 

Jan. 19

Perussuomalaisten Martti Mölsä: Maahanmuutosta ja kehitysavusta voi leikata kaksi miljardia (YLE)

What was left out? YLE journalist Petra Ketunen was not on the ball when she asked Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MP Martti Mölsä about immigration, which the PS MP claimed cost taxpayers 1.5 billion euros. He said that the Finnish economy would grow if the country cut immigration and development aid (1.2 billion euros). These figures cited by Mölsä are malarkey and pulled out of the hat in October by Matti Putkonen of the PS and party secretary Riikka Slunga-Poutsalo. When an Iltalehti reporter approached these two party members about these figures, it became clear that the source of the above-mentioned sums were none other than Putkonen. The Finnish Immigration Service said that according to its calculations the cost of immigration was 210 million euros. If these cost of immigration figures stated by Mölsä were wrong to begin with why didn’t the journalist question them?

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* The Finnish name for the Finns Party is the Perussuomalaiset (PS). The names adopted by the PS, like True Finns or Finns Party, promote in our opinion nativist nationalism and xenophobia. We therefore prefer to use the Finnish name of the party on our postings. 

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