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SAS Airline ad: What is truly Scandinavian? Absolutely nothing.

Posted on February 13, 2020 by Migrant Tales

THIS STORY WAS UPDATED

The far-right populists in Scandinavia like representatives of the Islamophobic Danish People’s Party are having a fit about a SAS Airline ad that was taken down because it said the truth about culture: everything is copied.

SAS said in a statement: “It is regrettable that the film is misunderstood, that some choose to interpret the message and use it for their own purpose.”

The good news? “We are now continuing the planned campaign, and we hope that it emphasizes the core message that travel enriches us,” the airline said.

https://youtu.be/ShfsBPrNcTI

One reason why far-right populist groups are going nuclear due to the ad is because it exposes their lies and fake nationalism.

The video asks what is truly Scandinavian?

The answer: “Absolutely nothing…Everything is copied.”

And continues: “Everytime we go beyond our borders we are colors, innovation, progress…[we] bring the best of everything to here…in a way Scandinavia was brought here piece by piece by everyday people whofound the best of our home awa from home.”

Helsingin Sanomat’s Saarikoski should seek facts and not rely on his prejudices

Posted on February 13, 2020 by Migrant Tales

The tweet by Saksa Saarikoski of Helsingin Sanomat, Finland’s biggest daily, represents to the tee how our society has changed and become ever-suspicious of asylum seekers.

Finland’s interior minister, Maria Ohisalo, has correctly criticized the EU for its lame and disastrous asylum policy. The suggestion that Ohisalo wants to bring refugee minors from the island of Lesvos to Finland has – surprise, surprise – unleashed a torrent of debate.

Saarikoski’s tweet below picture well the integrity of the ongoing debate: “I understand that we must help children, but is a fast lane to bring 16-17-year-olds [to Finland] reasonable? Doesn’t that encourage a system where the child is sent first, and then the family arrives later? That puts children in harm’s way and to exploitation.”

Really, Saarikoski? Do you have any proof? Are all children sent to the EU aim to help their families come to the EU?

Erna Bodström gives Saarikoski an answer: “Hey Saska, if you want facts, why don’t you find out instead of tweeting without knowing [what you are talking about]? As a journalist, you have learned how to find facts.”

When a journalist at Finland’s largest daily makes such comments about asylum seeker minors, it reveals something worrying about our society: We are hostages to our racism and crippled to change our point of view.”

A dumb question: What the f**k is wrong if a person wants to migrate or flee violence for a better life and future?

What is wrong with these people who want to rob people of this right?

Exposing white Finnish privilege #69: Spreading racism and hatred the Iltalehti and PS way

Posted on February 11, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Any sensible person, irrespective of his cultural and religious background, does not condone sexual harassment. Even so, the police and Iltalehti continue full steam ahead to blame Muslims for these types of crimes.

The blame game is so potent that we forget that most of the sexual harassment cases are committed by Finns. It is not a question of being a white Finn or a foreigner, but a serious issue that men have concerning women.

Moreover, the Iltalehti story does not tell us if these are convictions or how many tourists are suspects. It is all written in code: foreigner + sexual assault means Muslim in Finland.

In countries like Finland, publishing and spreading sexual harassment stories will get you far. If we look at the Oulu sexual harassment cases alone, they were like a lifesaver for the Islamophobic Perussuomalaiset (PS)*.

Jussi Halla-aho, the chairperson of the far-right Perussuomalaiset party, tweets: “Yeah, really in the Perussuomalaiset party wants a mutliethnic or cultural Finland, which is consistently in our party’s program and in our practical activities.” Source: Twitter.

The media and the police gave a lot of support to the PS’ fear-mongering in Oulu as did government parties like the National Coalition Party (Kokoomus) by spreading the same anti-Muslim racism. Today, Finland is being held hostage by a far-right party in parliament that is set on destroying our institutions and because it feels invincible.

The trick? Yell rape out loudly as you and blame migrants for all of the country’s problems.

Read the full story (in Finnish) here..

FINNISH WHITE PRIVILEGE #69

Why doesn’t the media and society, in general, get fed up with racist wise tales on a topic like sexual harassment?

One reason may be that our society has failed in challenging our racism and hatred. These types of social ills are fueled by our ignorance and fear, which in turn are spoon-fed populist quantities by parties like the PS.

If we look at our society, the forces of the far-right are challenging and mocking at us. It is a good matter that Finland is starting to wake up to this threat and slay the ogre back to where it came from, the gutter.

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

Is Matias Turkkila a part of Finland’s Islamophobic network? You bet!

Posted on February 6, 2020 by Migrant Tales

One matter is for certain: You don’t need to prove somebody is a racist because that person does it for you. Racists also think people are stupid and can’t see through them.

While I am not suggesting that Turkkila is a racist, he’s had a big role in helping the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* and its politicians to spread the party’s Islamophobic message and their brand of hatred of people of color.

Matias Turkkila “feels angry” because he name was mentioned on page 315 of the report: “As in previous years, Laura Huhtasaari, PS vice president and MP, ranks high on the Islamophobic network together with the president of the party, Jussi Halla aho, who was convicted in 2012 of ethnic agitation and breaching the sanctity of religion. Others include: Teuvo Hakkarainen, Sebastian Tynkkynen, Atte Kaleva, Matias Turkkila, Marco de Wit, Marko Mäki, Junes Lokka, and Tiina Wiik.
Even if Muslims account for an estimated 1.8% of the total population and nonEU migrants from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Africa amount to 16.9% (63,362
in 2017) of Finland’s foreign-born residents, Halla-aho, Huhtasaari, and other
Islamophobes like the neo-Nazi PVL make a big deal about Muslims being a threat
to society. Huhtasaari, who supports U.S. President Donald Trump and Hungary’s strongman Viktor Orbán, is worried about the “Islamization” of Europe. In a
recent post on social media, she expressed her three greatest concerns: “no substitution for Finland’s population and culture; we don’t want Finland taken over by
Islam; and we don’t want people in our streets to be substituted for women and
girls wearing veils.” Source: European Islamophobia Report 2018.

Some facts about how Turkkila and how he has furthered racism with the help of the Islamophobic network:

  • He’s was PS Jussi Halla-aho’s campaign manager. Halla-aho was convicted in 2012 for ethnic agitation and breaching the sanctity of religion;
  • Founding with Halla-aho or by himself Hommaforum, an Islamophobic platform to frame and attack antiracists and other people they don’t like;
  • He is editor os Suomen Uutiset, a PS publication that regularly spews hatred and misinformation about people of color and Muslims.

The question: Does Matias Turkkila belong to the Islamophobic network of Finland?

Definitely yes!

Is the PS a far-right party?

You bet!

Is the PS Islamophobic?

Certainly!

What would Jussi Halla-aho and the PS say if Harvey Weinstein lived in Finland? Would anti-Semitism spiral out of control?

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Migrant Tales

If there is one party that racializes sexual assaults, especially committed by Muslims, that party is without a doubt the Perussuomalaiset (PS)*. Its chairperson Jussi Halla-aho, first vice-president Riikka Purra, MP Sebastian Tynkkynen, and the rest of the 36 MPs of their party in parliament.

All of them, the 39 PS MPs, used Islamophobia and xenophobia to get elected. They have nothing else to bring to the political table except for their hatred of Muslims and non-EU citizens.

Both the Perussuomalaiset and its youth chapter are opportunistic cowards. In this tweet affirming that cultural appropriation is ok, there is no Jew with a kippah. I asked them about this, but they never responded.

In the Perussuomalaiset Youth tweet above, the Islamophobic and far-right group makes a statement about cultural appropriation, which is ok, according to them.

If you look at the picture, the only thing I can make out is a Mexican, two Arabs, and, possibly, somebody from the Far East. There are no Jews in the picture because that would force all hell to break loose. The PS, like its youth organization, bully and pick on soft targets like Muslims.

Remember the Oulu sexual assault cases and the hysteria it brought upon Oulu and Finland? Not only were the PS guilty of spreading anti-Muslim racism, government parties like the National Coalition Party (Kokoomus), and even the police did so as well.

The spread of this racism would not have been possible without the collusion of the media. The media should know better to distinguish what racist reporting is and what is not.

Harvey Weinstein

In the United States, we’ve been reading about the scores of women that disgraced media mogul Harvey Weinstein sexually abused and raped.

In one story in the Huffington Post, it states that the Weinstein case has not only sparked debate about the sexism and abuse in the entertainment industry but anti-Semitism as well.

Writes the Huffington Post: “Several white supremacists and even one prominent Jewish magazine, though, have latched onto Weinstein’s Jewish identity as somehow explaining his abusive behavior towards women.”

Just like our far-right Islamophobic politicians like Halla-aho, Purra and others, anti-Semitic commentary in the U.S. came from the likes of David Duke, a white supremacist and Ku Klux Klan leader, who said that Weinstein is “a case study in the corrosive nature of Jewish domination of our media and cultural industries.”

Certainly, Muslims do not have the same power are Jews have in the United States. Even so, the racializing of the Weinstein case is strikingly similar to how the PS and other racists frame Muslims.

It is a case in point how the Finnish media treats Muslims and a good examples why the Finnish media has an “r” and “I” problem.

Tolkun ihminen sanoo vastustavansa yhdellä kädellä rasismia ja toisella kannustaa

Posted on February 2, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Kaikki tietävät, ettei Presidentti Sauli Niinistö ole kovin äänekäs kun puhumme rasismista, turvapaikanhakijoista ja eriarvoisuudesta. Niinistö ei myös näe, että rasismi on uhka suomalaiselle yhteiskunnalle.

Niinistö edustaa suomalaisten kaksinaismoraalia seuraavalla tavalla: yhdellä kädellä hän tuomitse rasismin mutta toisella hän ruokkii sitä

Hänen “tolkun ihmisten” ylistys on hyvä esimerkki siitä kuinka rasismia ja eriarvoisuutta ei tulisi haastaa.

Niinistö sanoi vuonna 2016:

”Kuulkaa, nyt tuli vastaan juttu, joka ehdottomasti pitää lukea. Se on Jyri Paretskoin kirjoitus ”Tolkun ihmiset” Iisalmen Sanomista. Kun lehti ei varmaan ihan kaikille vielä tule, niin liitän jutun tähän. (Lähde: Satakunnan Kansa)

Tolkun ihmiset kannustavat hiljaisuudella maahanmuuttovastaisuutta. Lähde. Ville Ranta.

Täsmälleen neljä vuotta myöhemmin, toimittaja Yrjö Rautio vastasi kolumnissaan napakasti ja paljasti mitä “tolkun ihminen” on:

“Ääripäistä puhuminen on vain raukkamainen tapa välttyä itse ottamasta vastuuta. Tolkun ihmisiä ovat vain ne, jotka nousevat vihaa ja pahuutta vastaan. Se on ihmisen moraalisista velvoitteista suurin.” (Lähde: Helsingin Sanomat).

Tässä on juttu Niinistön näkemyksiä maahanmuutosta ja pakolaisista. Ei ole kovin kannustava kuva.

MEP Henna Virkkunen: Kokoomus, EU and Finnish refugee policy in crisis

Posted on February 2, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Some Finnish politicians condemn racist acts with one hand but with another encourage them.

National Coalition Party (Kokoomus) MEP Henna Virkkunen stated in a tweet lofty European values after an MP of the same party said Saturday that it would be easier for Kokoomus to work with the Islamophobic Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party than with the Greens and left-wing parties.

She tweeted below: “The values that #kokoomus wants to build in Finland and Europe are education, tolerance, encouragement, caring, equal opportunities. Kokoomus wants an open, free, and internationally-minded community [and] this is distant from what the Perussuomalaiset represents.”

While her tweet is welcome, it reveals the ideological battle going in that party. One faction of Kokoomus is liberal and pro-EU while the other nationalistic, and xenophobic represented by politicians such as MP Wille Rydman, Jukka Kopra, Pia Kauma, Elina Lepomäki, Kai Mykkänen, and others.

Is Virkkunen’s tweet disingenuous?

In October, Virkkunen voted with Petri Sarvamaa, who is a member of the same party, with Laura Huhtasaari of the PS to not step-up search and rescue operations for refugees and migrants in the Mediterranean.

Virkkunen is also one of the 36.3% (85/234) MEP candidates who either “strongly disagreed,” “disagreed” or were “neutral” in an  Alma Media’s election compass that asked: “Is it the obligation of the EU to save all those migrants who attempt to come to Europe and who are at risk of drowning in the Mediterranean?”

Virkkunen answered “disagreed.”

Is letting people drown or turning a blind tye to their fates in the Mediterranean European and Finnish values?

Over 27,000 people have drowned crossing the Mediterranean since 1993.

(Migrant Tales 14.12.2015): How long will reception centers and asylum seekers be under attack in Finland?

Posted on January 31, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales insight: Remember 2015? It was the year when over 30,000 asylum seekers, mainly from Iraq and Afghanistan, came to Finland. Do you remember the reaction of some Finns who attacked fourteen asylum reception centers? Why weren’t these acts of violence classified as domestic terrorism? 

This disgraceful story is dedicated to Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MP Ano Turtiainen, who is in the news for all the wrong reasons and, who, was convicted in 2018 of inciting violence against the Finnish Red Cross, which manages many asylum reception centers. The conviction has its roots in 2015 Facebook post that was liked by PS MEP Laura Huhtasaari.

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Migrant Tales wrote in 2015: 

The fact that fourteen asylum reception centers have been attacked in Finland since mid-September is scandalous. According to the police service of Kangasala, an asylum seeker was beaten by two or three men Saturday evening near the Kaivanto reception center, reports YLE News. 

And the news doesn’t stop here: Neo-Nazi vigilante patrols, one Perussuomalaiset (PS)* substitute MP from Kankaanpää, Juha Maenpää, stated in December that god had answered his prayers after a reception center that was supposed to house asylum seekers was razed to the ground. If an asylum seeker commits a crime there is a social media lynch mob ready 24/7.

If it is a Finn that rapes a woman the public, politicians and the media don’t appear too interested.

Double-standards and xenophobia are rife in Finland today.

In the ever-worsening anti-immigration atmosphere, some politicians and the government are even showing some understanding to the hostility against asylum seekers, which has spread and affected all migrants and minorities living in this country. Interior Minister Petteri Orpo blamed asylum seekers on YLEfor these attacks by stating that is would calm matters down by tightening immigration policy even more.

You may be asking why the National Coalition Party and Center Party aren’t even raising a finger against the PS’ obsession against immigrants and asylum seekers. These two parties need the support of the PS to streamline the welfare state. In return, the PS can tighten immigration policy and thereby appease their racist voters.

Like in all the attacks against the reception centers this fall and early winter, only one suspect was caught in Kouvola (24.9.2015), a middle-aged man was charged and given a one-year prison sentence.

How big will this disgraceful list grow below?

Attacks against asylum reception centers in Finland

December

Turku (25.12.2015): Unsuccessful arson attack.

Asikkala (12.12.2015):  Unsuccessful arson attack.

Tampere (10.12.2015): Possible arson attack still under investigation.

Pori (6.12.2015): Windows of the reception center were broken.

Rauma (4.12.2015): Successful arson attack of a building that was supposed to house asylum seekers.

Näyttökuva 2015-12-13 kello 23.36.45
A building that was supposed to house asylum seekers in the western Finnish city of Rauma. Source: Helsingin Sanomat.
Continue reading “(Migrant Tales 14.12.2015): How long will reception centers and asylum seekers be under attack in Finland?”

PS MP Ano Turtiainen is the bald face of aging communities losing vitality

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Migrant Tales

“The inhabitants of Juva are quiet about [MP] Ano Turtianen.* It is a sign that there is a lot of shame.”

A Juva resident

THIS POST WAS UPDATED

Juva in the region of Etelä-Savo is a sad example of how a town withers demographically and what types of politicians appear and are supposed to save it from itself.

Etelä-Savo, like Juva, is graying, and rapidly. The population of the region plummeted by 18.2% to 142,380 inhabitants in 2019 from 174,237 in 1990. Thirty percent of the region’s inhabitants are over 65 years old, with Juva having 32%.

In the face of the region’s and Juva’s demographic challenges, voters don’t support people who want effective solutions but body-building politicians like Ano Turtiainen [1] of the far-right Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party.

Turtiainen is no “lawmaker” per se but one who breaks the law.

Source: Facebook.

In 2018, he was convicted of inciting violence against the Finnish Red Cross, which manages many asylum reception centers. The conviction has its roots in 2015.

In that year, asylum reception centers were attacked by white Finns. In 2015, a record number of asylum seekers, especially from Iraq and Afghanistan, came to Finland.

In an interview with Mikkeli-based daily Länsi-Savo, Turtainen boasted after he took away his appeal that the conviction was “a feather in his cap.”

In the year that Turtiainen posted and incited people to attack the Finnish Red Cross, there were fourteen asylum reception centers that were attacked in Finland in 2015.

During that year, over 30,000 asylum seekers came to Finland.

Further reading:

  • A Perussuomalaiset lawmaker who shows no regrets in breaking the law
  • PS MP Ano Turtiainen flirting with another feather in his cap
Nature is helping in keeping population growth in check. #ebola #Africa he stated on Facebook in June 2019.

The latest incident involving Turtiainen for slamming police Chief inspector Jari Taponen a “castrated wimp” for telling him that freedom of expression carries responsibilities.

Taponen has filed defamation charges against Turtiainen.

Another one of PS MP Turtiainen’s “famous” Facebook posts. He writes: “It came from painful constipation for swallowing the Greens in government…it was a great relief to see a bucketful of shit…

[1] Ano is a real name in Finland. The equivalent name for women is Anna. The translation of “ano” in Spanish is anus.

Turku Synagogue: The vandalism is a sign of a general trend in Finland

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Migrant Tales

The vandalism that took place on Sunday against the Turku Synagogue did not come as a surprise, said Harry Serlo, a spokesperson of the Jewish Community of Turku.

“What happened is a general trend [in Finland] and should be seen in such a light,” he said. “I don’t like to talk just about anti-Semitism but how all minorities are targets of such hatred [these days].”

Read the full story here.

Serlo said he was especially happy with President Sauli Niinistö’s reaction and condemnation of what occurred.

The spokesperson of the Jewish Community of Turku said that the best way to counter anti-Semitism and other forms of hatred against minorities is not only political leadership but respect for diversity, which should be taught at an early stage at schools. 

“This is a long process [to root out hatred] and will take a very long time before matters start to change for the better,” he said. 

The Turku Synagogue was built in 1912 and is one of two synagogues in Finland today. The size of the Jewish community of Finland numbers over a thousand members.

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