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Exposing white Finnish privilege #82: Good “refugees” are white and Christian, “bad” ones are Muslims

Posted on February 26, 2022 by Migrant Tales

In light of the Russian invasion and bloodshed in Ukraine, Finland has expressed its readiness to take in “tens of thousands” of “refugees” from that country, according to Yle. Remember last year, when Poland closed its border with Belarus over mostly Iraqis seeking asylum in the EU?

Remember the calls to keep out such asylum seekers by building a fence between Finland and Russia? Remember how parties like the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* and National Coalition Party (Kokoomus) demanded that Finland draft new laws that would temporarily exclude asylum seekers from seeking refuge?

Former Kokoomus MP and minister Kimmo Sasi said that Finland use violence to repel asylum seekers from entering Finland.

The narrative may have now changed, and it’s good news, somewhat.

A Yle news commentator said on Friday that “Finland can take in if needed tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees. Finland has the resources even if Ukrainians have fled to neighboring countries.”

White Finnish privilege #82

In an opinion piece (in Finnish) by Reija Härkonen, she pointed out how the narrative has changed when those seeking asylum are white and Christian.

“Now, the situation is better since Ukraine is in distress, as sad as this may be. Conservative politicians, including Petteri Orpo, speaking before parliament on behalf of Ukraine, [are now] crying and showing an outpouring of sympathy. I have never heard, for example, such understanding for Iraqi and Syrian children.”

Here’s the question with an obvious answer: Why isn’t anyone speaking about building fences and even using violence against Ukrainian refugees? Why are refugees from outside the EU, mainly Muslims and Africans, called illegal immigrants?

The answer is clear. Where you are from and your religious background are crucial whether you will be accepted or scorned publicly.

Sad but true, but a lot of hypocrisy stains our present-day politics.

See also:


  • Defining white Finnish privilege #1: I have it and you don’t
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #2: Third culture children versus “pupil with immigrant background” 
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #3 No history, no doctrine, no heroes and no martyrs
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #4 Holding the short end of the stick
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #5 It’s ok to be a racist
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #6 Not having a voice and the media
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #7 A definitive guide
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #8 Underrated and less intelligent
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #9 Mohammad Ali’s insight
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #10 I can victimize and make up any story I like about migrants because I’m white
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #11: Case Teuvo Hakkarainen
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #12: Case Tom Packalén
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #13: Case Matti Putkonen
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #14: Losing sight of the real issue
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #15: Case Halla-ago on the PS
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #16: Rosa Emilia Clay and my history versus yours
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #17: The Perussuomalaiset and our civil rights
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #18: Labeling others according to your prejudice
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #19: My rape statistics about your group
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #20: Labeling Others to strengthen “us” and “them.”
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #21: Who can be a Finn?
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #22: From racist, fascist to a politician without memory
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #23: Greater police powers to monitor migrants and minorities
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #24: Becoming a heartless accomplice in wars and people’s suffering
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #25: This land is my land, this isn’t your land
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #26: Are you an ethnic Finn?
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #27: White versus Other media
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #28: Are you an ethnic Finn (Part 2)?
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #29: Your family is worth less than mine
  • White Finnish privilege #30: Whitewashing and racializing the news
  • White Finnish privilege #31: The Soldiers of Odin and the Finnish media
  • White Finnish privilege #32: The white Finnish police and “them” 
  • White Finnish privilege #33: Appropriating our narrative to maintain the status quo, amass more power and privilege
  • White Finnish privilege #34: Building a political career on privilege and nativist nationalism   
  • White Finnish privilege #35: Case Sampo Terho and the ministry of (dis)culture
  • White Finnish privilege #36: Hate speech and censorship
  • White Finnish privilege #37: The master of near-everything
  • Defining white Finnish privilege #38: Cultural appropriation and racism are quaint discussion topics between white Finns
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #39: The Hollywood ending of racism that will never happen in Finland
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #40: To whitewash or to disenfranchise
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #41: An Islamophobic politician and gender equality 
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #42: Labeling and shaming
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #43: White versus dark skin
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #44: Defending Nazis’ rights to march is ok as long we agree on the common enemy
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #45: Do blondes have more fun? 
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #46: Teuvo Hakkarainen = white racism and sexism 
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #47: President Sauli Niinistö’s “culture inside four walls”
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #48: Allow me to smear your religion so mine can shine
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #49: When white privilege backfires 
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #50: Caving in to white narratives
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #51: The police are the defenders of white power and privilege
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #52: Having no privilege is dangerous
  • White Finnish privilege #53: Plan Finland’s unplanned pregnancy campaign #ProtectBlackGirlsToo #Whatofme
  • White Finnish privilege #54: Disguising your racism, bigotry, and prejudices effectively
  • White Finnish privilege #55: It’s that time of the year – Christmas! 
  • White Finnish privilege #56: How Islamophobic is Finland?
  • White Finnish privilege #57: Finland’s “hostile environment” against migrants
  • White Finnish privilege #58: How the police, media and politicians fuel Finland’s hostile environment against Muslims and migrants
  • White Finnish privilege #59: In this country, you are guilty before proven innocent
  • White Finnish privilege #60: Oulu, OULU! Awaken and sniff the racist coffee.
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #61: #NoRacismInUniversity #WeAreNotSkinColour
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #62: On free speech and scared white men
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #63: Silence and acting dumb are the swords of institutional racism
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #64: The cancer of institutional racism in Finland
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #65: Racism exists because our society profits from it
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #66: Abdirahim Husu Hussein and dealing with racist passengers in a racist environment
  • Exposing Finnish white privilege #67: Pirkka-Pekka Petelius’ apology exposes deep-rooted white Finnish supremacy
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #68: The party that injects Finland’s Islamophobia with steroids and other hate-enhancing drugs
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #69: At the dentist – do you speak Finnish?
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #70: At the dentist’s and where are you from?
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #71: Hate speech is an example of white supremacist privilege
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #72: False police reporting is an example of violence and open hostility
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #73: Stoking and exploiting white suspicion
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #74: The anti-Semitic beast inside Jussi Halla-aho
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #75: Obsession with race, ethnicity, and us versus them
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #76: Two news stories that expose entitlement
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #77: The PS are Finnish white supremacists
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #78: the spread and acceptance of white nationalism
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #79: Spreading lies at our economic peril
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #80: Violence against you counts but mine doesn’t
  • Exposing white Finnish privilege #81: Racializing crime, perpetuating stereotypes and racism

Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin’s invasion “genius and savvy.” Why are the Perussuomalaiset hiding their faces in shame?

Posted on February 26, 2022 by Migrant Tales

While the far-right Perussuomalaiset (PS)* are scrambling to prop up their dismal poll numbers, they are also changing their tune on Vladimir Putin and Russia. One of the best ways to understand the PS’ admiration of Putin and the tragedy in Ukraine is through former President Donald Trump.

We can cite Jussi Halla-aho’s praise of Trump in a tweet, where he claims that the former president is the best thing that happened to the United States and the Western world, to Veikko “Tramperen Trump” Vallin posing with Vilhelm Junnila with MAGA caps on May Day.

And how could we forget former parliamentary foreign affairs committee chairperson Mika Niikko, who suggested that a Western leader should assure Putin that Ukraine will not join Nato?

Writes historian Ahti Tolvanen, who sits on the Migrant Tales editorial board: “It is interesting to note that when Niikko presented an idea for a compromise in the Ukraine conflict, there was a vast outcry demanding his resignation right away. When his replacement Halla-aho suggested Finland should send arms to the Ukrainian military and scrap Finland´s traditional role as peacemaker and non-aligned country- there were no calls for his resignation. Since the last war, Finland’s keystone political position was denounced by the new foreign affairs chairman in parliament, and even President Niinistö has said nothing so far!”

There is a long list of other PS politicians that have been more direct about their admiration of Putin, like PS MEP Laura Huhtasaari.


Matteo Salvini is one of many far-right politicians who praise Vladimir Putin. On the right, Salvini and Huhtasaari.

Apart from all the expressions of admiration and support of Trump, who is under multiple investigations for attempting a coup, the PS are members of the far-right EU group Identity and Democracy, where they are in “good” Putin buddy company with leaders like Marine Le Pen.

Continue reading “Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin’s invasion “genius and savvy.” Why are the Perussuomalaiset hiding their faces in shame?”

Helsinki court of appeal increases involuntary manslaughter sentence to nine years for stabbing Somali-Finnish youth

Posted on February 24, 2022 by Migrant Tales

THIS STORY WAS UPDATED

The Helsinki court of appeal* has increased Miro Pesonen’s involuntary manslaughter conviction to a nine-year prison term from five years previously and pay to the parents 10,000 euros for their suffering, according to Yle. Pesonen is a white Finn who stabbed Keyse Abdifatah Maalesh at Kannelmäki Helsinki railway station in April 2020. 

The mother of the victim told Migrant Tales in December that she was not happy with Pesonen’s five-year prison sentence and that she had appealed the sentence.



Keyse Abdifatah Maalesh was stabbed and killed on April 26, 2020 at the Kanneläki train station of Helsinki. The police did not consider the death a hate crime. Source: Facebook

Two important questions remain unanswered from the case: Why the district court had sentenced Pesonen to five years, and what role did the police have in this.

Was it a hate crime?

The victim’s mother said that her son’s killer was intimidated by his dark skin and because he was tall physically.


“If a foreigner did something small [crime] at an R-Kiosk, a big commotion would emerge,” she said in December. “If a foreigner would have done what happened to my son, he’d receive a tough sentence and be deported from the country.

*Correction in the original story should read court of appeal, not district court. Thank you Ambrosius Wollstén.

Cultural diversity is still a challenge in the Finnish education system

Posted on February 20, 2022 by Migrant Tales

An article in Yle News brings us back again to one of the biggest challenges for multilingual children at Finnish schools: How the Finnish education system treats cultural diversity.

Language and cultural interpreter and early childhood educator Nadezda Kärmeniemi admitted that multilingual children are caught between differing attitudes at schools.

She is saying that there is no uniform system on how Finnish children, who speak more than one language, are treated at schools.

“Unfortunately, there are instance in our society where speaking oner’s mother tongue is not allowed,” she said. “When a child goes to school, the multilingual ‘coat’ may be left at home, with only Finnish used at school, as there is a sense that the language used at home does not belong there.”

Cultural diversity means for me two-way adaption. All cultural and ethnic groups in society have space to express and be themselves. The glue that holds them together with other groups is building respect through learning from each other.


This picture was taken from the former Urpola School of Mikkeli. It tells multilingual children that they should speak Finnish and that they are mamus, a derogatory term no longer used to mean migrants. Photo: Enrique Tessieri

Having taught and worked at a folk high school with multicultural backgrounds for thirteen years, I have noticed the following challenges:

Continue reading “Cultural diversity is still a challenge in the Finnish education system”

Ykkösaamu interview highlighted Halla-aho’s contempt for Human Rights

Posted on February 19, 2022 by Migrant Tales

Yle’s Ykkösamu talk show exposed to a tee what the parliament’s new foreign affairs committee chairperson thinks of Human Rights. The first question by the host forced Perussuomalaiset (PS)* Jussi Halla-aho, who was convicted in 2012 for ethnic agitation and breaching the sanctity of religion, to reinforce his contempt of Human Rights.

The interview was done after Halla-aho began his mandate as chairperson of parliament’s foreign affairs committee.

“The Perussuomalaisets’ view [on human rights] is that the right to move to Finland and remain here is not a human right but a privilege,” he told the host, adding that Finns’ human rights, like the right to security and wellbeing, should be taken into account.

We have only to visit his past statements and the aim of the PS to end all asylum seekers from coming to Finland, especially from Africa and Muslim-majority countries.

In plain English, Halla-aho loathes asylum seekers.

Let’s give Halla-aho a few pointers on Human Rights and cut through the chase.


Source: Twitter

Yes, there is another point that Halla-aho made about the human rights of Finns. He states this with a poker face even if his past writings have encouraged foreigners to rape politicians like Eva Biaudet and Tarja Filatov.

Continue reading “Ykkösaamu interview highlighted Halla-aho’s contempt for Human Rights”

The far-right PS 1984 logic: “War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.”

Posted on February 18, 2022 by Migrant Tales

Riikka Purra, the chairperson of the far-right Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party, defended Jussi Halla-aho’s blog writings that are full of racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, and anti-democratic worldviews. In one of Halla-aho’s writings, he hopes foreigners rape MPs like Eva Biaudet and Tarja Filatov.

The former PS chairperson’s blog writings were under scrutiny again after he was named chairperson of the foreign affairs committee. He also denied mentioning Eva Biaudet’s name in the infamous blog post.


Source: Twitter

It was disproven by Helsingin Sanomat and Halla-aho stuck by his lie, stating in the interview he would not apologize for what he wrote.


Source: Twitter

Imagine Purra, who holds a master’s degree and who is writing her doctoral dissertation and is one chosen offspring of the Finnish education system, can spread so much racism and hatred against people who never had the same opportunities as her.

Her logic went as far as to defend Halla-aho’s racist writings that are a good example of George Orwell’s famous quote in 1984: “War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength,” and our own “racism is cultural understanding.”

Continue reading “The far-right PS 1984 logic: “War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.””

Keep it up, Riikka Purra, don’t stop now. Kick out all the migrants and “let God sort ’em out.”

Posted on February 17, 2022 by Migrant Tales

There are a lot of baffled faces at the far-right Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party. “Did you see our regional election result?!” one asks while the other states: “A Yle poll saw us nosedive by 3.3 percentage points to 15%. and now Helsingin Sanomat reinforces the latter.”

In our opinion, the PS is a far-right party that beats mainly the anti-immigration drum. The party is so obsessed with anti-immigration themes that it lost, a long time ago, its good sense if it ever had any.

Its good showing in the 2011, 2015, and 2019 parliamentary elections hinges on its anti-immigration theme. Before 2011, Finland was being intoxicated with racism from politicians like Jussi Halla-aho, the 2015 election was helped by a sexual assault case in Helsinki, and in 2019 by the overblown sexual assault cases of Oulu.

All of the PS 39 MPs elected in 2019 had an anti-immigration platform.


Source: Helsingin Sanomat

So what gives? Why are the PS facing a crisis in the polls?

Contrary to the past, politicians are more outspoken and openly question the PS racist and far-right ideology. Voters are also getting tired of hearing, like a broken and scratched record, the same anti-immigration theme over and over again.

Moreover, the PS has lurched further into the far-right thanks to Halla-aho and its new chairperson, Riikka Purra, who parrots what the former chairperson says.

If this type of strategy by the PS does not work and forces the party to suffer election losses, I hope that they continue spreading the same hateful rhetoric until they are blue in the face. More of Halla-aho, Purra, Mauri “Perkele” Peltokangas, Jani Mäkelä and a long list of others.

Keep up the “good” work, PS!

Kick out all the migrants, “let God sort ’em out.”


Convicted PS MP of ethnic agitation voted to chair parliament’s foreign affairs committee

Posted on February 16, 2022 by Migrant Tales

THE STORY WAS UPDATED

The new chairperson of the parliament’s foreign affairs committee, Jussi Halla-aho, did not get such a warm reception. In a highly unprecedented move by the committee members, 11 voted in a secret ballot in favor of Halla-aho while six abstained.

Halla-aho took over the committee’s chair Mika Niikko, its former chairperson, resigned in disgrace after suggesting that some Western leader should assure Russia that Ukraine will not seek Nato membership.

Even if the PS wouldn’t care less, too many in Finland have not forgotten who Halla-aho is and that he was convicted in 2012 for ethnic agitation and breaching the sanctity of religion. The former PS chairperson’s writings in the 2000s are full of racist Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, homophobia, or for suggesting that three women politicians be raped by foreigners.

Source: Twitter

Halla-aho has not apologized or regretted his past writings.

Below are some of his recent tweets:



Halla-aho tweets (left) that we’d have “no reason to masturbate” if there were no news about migration and asylum seekers. On the right, he states: “Trump is the best thing that happened in a long time to the United States and the Western world.” Source: Twitter

Considering that people like Halla-aho could build a political future by spreading racism, those very things he said have come back to haunt and bite him.

He might get a lot of votes, but he would never become prime minister, never mind president.

Thanks to Halla-aho, the PS has become even more racist and openly flirted with neo-Nazi and far-right groups.

Should we be surprised that six MPs abstained on Halla-aho’s appointment to chair the foreign affairs committee?

Not at all.

His racist writings and opinions will follow him till the end of his days.


If Finland believes in its laws, it must give residence permits to undocumented migrants

Posted on February 12, 2022 by Migrant Tales

The ministry of interior published on Thursday its recommendations on what to do with some 3,000 undocumented migrants who came to Finland in 2015-2016. Of this group, about 300 are children living in legal limbo thanks to a 2016 law that abolished granting residence permits on humanitarian grounds.


Source: Ministry of the Interior

The number of undocumented migrants rose from a few hundred to a few thousand thanks to the 2016 law.

Before the passing of the law during Prime Minister Juho Sipilä’s government, asylum seekers who could not be sent to their country because of human rights violations were given temporary residence permits.

Continue reading “If Finland believes in its laws, it must give residence permits to undocumented migrants”

QUOTE OF THE DAY: Sweden is a great country thanks to immigrants

Posted on February 10, 2022 by Migrant Tales

“It always amazes me to hear Finland’s most xenophobic politicians from the Perussuomalaiset* and National Coalition Party (Kokoomus) pointing the accusing finger at Sweden about how the country has failed because of immigration. Sweden has a more dynamic and competitive economy than Finland’s because of migrants. If there are problems in Sweden, the state is one big culprit. Don’t just blame migrants. That’s cheap populism.”


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