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Iloinen itsenäisyyspäivä kaikille Suomen kansalaisille

Posted on November 17, 2020 by Reija Härkönen

Nyt kun itsenäisyyspäivän juhlaa vietetään vähän eri tavalla ja tasavallan presidentin kanslia on julistanut, että itsenäisyyspäivää viettää koko Suomi yhdessä, voisiko se tarkoittaa myös sitä, että uudet kansalaiset huomioitaisiin jotenkin juuri itsenäisyyspäivänä? Meillä ei Suomessa ole kansalaisuuden saamisen yhteydessä mitään erityisiä juhlallisuuksia. Itsenäisyyspäivä olisi hyvä päivä kerran vuodessa juhlistaa myös uusia suomalaisia.

Presidentti Niinistö piti tänään itsenäisyyspäivän juhlan järjestelyistä puheen, josta hän nosti Twitterissä esiin lauseen: “Poikkeuksellisissa oloissa voimme välittää tunnelmaa, jota kuvaisin sanoilla katsotaan Suomea silmiin. Kokea kansakunnan ainutlaatuinen menestystarina ja tunnistaa ne vahvuudet, joilla kaikki vaikeudet on voitettu ja tullaan voittamaan.”

Tämä olisi mielestäni hyvä sanoma myös pakolaisina maahan saapuneille ja nyt kansalaisuuden saaneille henkilöille. Voisimme television välityksellä katsoa myös heitä silmiin. Monet meistä ovat todella iloisia siitä, että he ovat päässeet elämässään uuteen alkuun ja että he ovat tulleet juuri meidän maahamme turvaa hakemaan.

Maahanmuuttovirasto kertoi tällä viikolla iloisen uutisen, että v. 2015 syksyllä Suomeen saapuneet, kansainvälistä suojelua saaneet turvapaikanhakijat hakevat nyt runsaasti kansalaisuutta. Vaikeuksien kautta he ovat saavuttaneet voiton, johon kaikki eivät pysty: selvinneet raskaasta pakomatkasta ja monesti vähän tylystä kohtelussa uudessa, vieraassa asuinpaikassa. Kaiken menettäneinä ja traumatisoituina he ovat pystyneet nousemaan, opiskelemaan, hankkimaan elannon itselleen ja kenties myös perheelle. Heillä ja Suomella on syytä juhlaan.

Presidentti Niinistö kertoi myös, että tänä vuonna on tarkoitus perinteiden vaalimisen lisäksi tuoda esiin myös nuorten mielipiteitä. Uusista suomalaisista todella moni on Irakista lähtöisin oleva nuori mies. Myös Somaliasta on tullut turvapaikahakijoina paljon nuoria. Heille kaikille soisi sen, että heidätkin huomioidaan ja heidän mielipiteensä ovat yhtä tärkeitä, kuin muidenkin kansalaisten. He ovat meidän nuoriamme ja heillä on samat oikeudet ja velvollisuudet, kuin muillakin.

Tämän kuvan alt-attribuutti on tyhjä; Tiedoston nimi on puolustusvoimat.png

Me olemme usein kohdelleet muualta muuttaneita vähän toissijaisina suomalaisina. On aika ottaa heidät mukaan myös yhteisiin juhliin, myös niihin, joiden perinteenä on sotiemme muistelu ja kiitollisuus veteraaneille. Toivoisi, että tämä voisi tapahtua jo Niinistön ollessa Suomen presidenttinä.

Thanks to France, Riikka Purra, like Jussi Halla-aho, is foaming at the mouth and eager to showcase her racism

Posted on October 30, 2020 by Migrant Tales

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I, for one, am happy that Perussuomalaiset (PS)* politicians like MP Riikka Purra constantly expose their racist and bigoted self. Purra is not only a Finnish white supremacist but a person who would have felt at home in the pseudo race “theories” of the Third Reich.

Imagine any person stating with a poker face that the mixing of people, religions, cultures in the West [not] IS SUCH A GOOD MATTER,” according to her.

Yes, you read, correctly. This is not a crackpot statement made by some deranged power-hungry racist but by the vice president of the PS, Riikka Purra.

States PS’ Riikka Purra: “Wouldn’t it be high time to think that the mixing of people, religions, cultures in the West [not] IS SUCH A GOOD MATTER? Mass immigration from the developing world and violent cultures ARE A PROBLEM. Beheading is just one example.”

In Purra’s little world the following happened or never happened:

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Ranska on tehnyt Jussi Halla-ahosta onnelinen

Posted on October 29, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Oletko huomaneet kuinka rasisti puhuu ja mietti asiat? Rasisti yleistä, leimaa ja potki vyön alle.

Katso Perussuomalainen puhenjohtaja Jussi Halla-ahon tyytyväisiä kirjoituksia kun hän pääsee todistamaan kuinka rasisti hän on ja kuinka oikeassa hän oli Ranskasta.

Kysymys Halla-aholle: Edustako yksi ihminen 1,8 miljardia muslimeja? Puolustavatko kaikki muslimit mitä tapahtui Ranskassa?

Tuskin.

Edustiko Anders Breivik kaikki valkoisia euroopalaisia?

Tuskin.

Muistaka aina…


PS BS on lannoite, josta rasismi kasvaa.

When the police do not see (or want to see) bias motivation in a hate crime

Posted on September 22, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Last year in Jämsä, an accompanied white Finn threatened an asylum seeker with a knife. Even if the asylum seeker does not speak Finnish well enough, he did make out the following words: vitun pakolainen (f**king asylum seeker) and vitun ulkomaalainen (f**king foreigner).

The police did not mention the last two insults to the asylum seeker in its investigation.

For this reason, the police report to the West Finland prosecutor is only charging two men in the case with an unlawful threat (laiton uhkaus). What happened isn’t a hate crime,* according to the police.

A hate crime is always accompanied by a bias indicator that can be: comments, victim perception, organized hate groups, pattern, intense violence and specific targeting, no other obvious motive, timing, and differences between the crime and the perpetrator(s). Source: Facing Facts.

It would be interesting to ask the police officer in charge of the case why bias motivation was not considered.

Getting justice in a hate crime case is sometimes something better said than done in Finland.

*The Criminal Code of Finland does not recognize the term “hate crime.” Section 5 states that a basis for increasing punishment (564/2015) is if the “offense for a motive based on race, skin color, birth status, national or ethnic origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation or disability or another corresponding grounds.”

Perussuomalaiset on vaarallinen äärioikeistopuolue

Posted on September 22, 2020 by Reija Härkönen

Perussuomalaisten jytkyn jälkeen v. 2011 kerroin blogissani kylmistä väreistä, jotka sain lukiessani Helsingin Sanomien julkaiseman artikkelin Hitlerin varhaisesta kirjeestä. Kolmekymppinen tuleva hirmuhallitsija ilmaisi suhtautumisensa juutalaisiin näin:

“Vastenmielisyyden aiheuttajana on enimmäkseen henkilökohtainen kontakti ja vaikutelma, jonka yksittäinen juutalainen aiheuttaa – ja joka on lähes aina epäsuotuisa”

Juuri samalla tavalla argumentoi tuolloin vasta valittu kansanedustaja, Jussi Halla-aho, mm. kirjoituksessaan “Mistä somalivitsit tulevat.”

“Vitseissä esiintyy laiska ja seksihullu neekeri…”

“Keskeistä on, että “rasistinen vitsi” toimii (eli naurattaa) vain, jos kuulijoilla on jokin oletus puheena olevan ryhmän keskimääräisistä ominaisuuksista, ja jos tämä oletus on suurin piirtein jaettu. Oletukset ovat yleistäviä ja liioiteltuja, kyllä, mutta eivät ne tyhjän päällä lepää.”

Kirjoitus päättyy: “Mitä enemmän kosketusta tulee, sitä enemmän kerrotaan vitsejä. Mitä kielteisempiä nämä kosketukset ovat, sitä ilkeämpiä ovat myös vitsit.”

Useimmat Halla-ahon tuolloiset blogikirjoitukset, nykyiset twiitit ja Facebook-merkinnät toimivat samalla kaavalla: niljakasta vihjailua kuvitellusta vihollisesta. Halla-aho syöttää laumansa susille jatkuvasti pieniä haukkapaloja, ilmaisee inhonsa tiettyä poliittista ryhmää, aatetta tai henkilöä kohtaan.

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Keyse Abdifatah Maalesh’s parents are unhappy with the involuntary manslaughter sentence. Plan to appeal.

Posted on September 20, 2020 by Migrant Tales

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It’s been close to five months after Keyse Abdifatah Maalesh, 18, lost his life at the Kannelmäki train station of Helsinki on April 26 when he was stabbed by a white Finn. Over two weeks ago on September 7, the suspect was handed a five-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter.

Ilhan Jama is the mother of the deceased Keyse. She said that she and her husband are not happy with the sentence, which she believes was a hate crime.

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

“The prosecutor tried to get a hate crime pinned on the suspect,” she said. “The person [who stabbed my son] alleged that he was scared by my son’s presence, or that a dark-skinned person was walking towards him down the stairs.”

Jama considers the excuse for stabbing her son quite incredible. She said that the stabber and his friend were both intoxicated, according to Jama.

Continue reading “Keyse Abdifatah Maalesh’s parents are unhappy with the involuntary manslaughter sentence. Plan to appeal.”

Helsingin Sanomat’s late editorial response to the threat of political violence sowed by the PS

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Migrant Tales

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Helsingin Sanomat finally published an editorial about the Pekka Kataja case and the threat of far-right violence to our political system. While the editorial was long overdue due to the importance of the topic, why did it take Finland’s largest daily a week to form an opinion on its editorial page?

The fact that a former member of Finland’s largest opposition party, the Perussuomalaiset (PS)*, is an attempted murder suspect and a far-right activist raises a lot of questions and concerns.

While the editorial raised some critical points, one wonders why it took so long for Helsingin Sanomat to take a stand on its editorial page. Why is the editorial behind a paywall? Isn’t this a topic of national interest?

Isn’t the topic important in today’s context? Isn’t the rise of a radical right party with numerous bedfellows with the far-right, neo-Nazi-spirited groups like the Soldiers of Odin and Kansallismielisten liitoutuma as threat?

If Finland’s democratic institutions suffered in the future a blow like those under Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, would Helsingin Sanomat take a week to form an opinion?

There is a reason why the Finnish media and the political establishment too often drags its heels when it comes to Islamophobia and the spread of far-right ideology.

One factor is the lack of leadership and naivety of our media and politicians. They have been the fuel why parties like the PS have grown during the past decade.

The rise of a party that spreads racism wholesale against groups like Muslims spreads ethnonationslist jibberish, has ties with anti-democratic and far-right groups is a threat exists because it appeals to a certain group of voters.

While the Helsingin Sanomat editorial correctly states that some threats like racism, hatred as well as political violence threaten to close the door on future government talks, I would not be too sure.

Finland’s treatment of the PS and its racism and nationalism resembles a small village. We all know and trust each other because we are all white.


Helsingin Sanomat’s staff celebrating the daily’s 130th anniversary in November 2019. Do you see any minorities? Only one person in the picture has a so-called foreign-sounding name. Source: Helsingin Sanomat.

A good start to change matters is to have more minority representation on Helsingin Sanomat the editorial board. It is highly revealing that Finland’s largest-circulating daily has few if any minorities on its editorial board considering that about 16% of Helsinki residents speak another mother tongue than Finnish or Swedish.

Pekka Kataja’s attackers are two far-right activists. Have the Finnish authorities awoken to the threat of such groups?

Posted on September 11, 2020 by Migrant Tales

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In April, I had the opportunity to interview Yaron Nadbornik, the president of the Jewish Community of Helsinki. One of the matters that struck me of the interview was that in 2018-2019 the authorities started to recognize anti-Semitism as a problem.

Today the police took into custody two far-right activists charged for the attempted murder of Pekka Kataja, a Perussuomnalaiset (PS) councilor of Jämsänkoski, who was brutally attacked by two suspects.

Teemu Torssonen (left) is a municipal politician from Jyväskylä, who was sacked from the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party last year. Tero Ala-Tuuhonen has a murkier far-right record with ties to far-right groups like Kansallismielisten liittouma, of which he is the chairperson, Soldiers of Odin, neo-Nazi Kohti vapautta!, among others.
PS MP Mauri Peltokangas is one of many politicians of the same party that participates in events organized by the far right. Note the Kansallismielisten liittouma logo on the lower left of the snapshot above. The group’s chairperson Ala-Tuuhonen was detained today on suspected attempted murder charges.

Even if Kataja suspected one of these two as a “person of Arabic origin,” he later changed his story and blamed the attackers for being members of the far-right.

While it is a good matter that Kataja’s attackers were apprehended by the police, it does raise a lot of questions about the rise of the far-right, Islamophobia, and racism and what the authorities are doing to counter these types of threats to our society.

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Another study that sheds light in Finland on disadvantaged migrants and their children

Posted on September 6, 2020 by Migrant Tales

A study by Ognjen Obu?ina and Ilari Ilmakunnas and cited by Sunday’s Helsingin Sanomat concluded the following: poverty and housing overcrowding was more prevalent among immigrant children compared with white Finnish children.

The study showed that 60% of migrant children had experienced poverty for at least a year during the first five years of their lives. Moreover, 45% of the latter group experienced overcrowding. The corresponding figure for white Finnish children was 25%.

Ilmakunnas was quoted as saying in Helsingin Sanomat that renting is one factor that explains overcrowding. “Rents have gone up especially in [urban] growth centers,” he said.

While these types of studies are essential and shed light on our ever-growing culturally diverse communities, the problem is that they lack political action and will.

One factor that has dampened such political will is that Finland has since the 2011 parliamentary election a hostile and racist party, the Perussuomalaiset (PS).* Their presence and the popularity of their anti-immigration message and their success in the elections is enough to discourage many.

One of Trump’s biggest fans in Finland are Jussi Halla-aho and the PS. In the tweet above, he states that he digs Trump and believes that the US president is the best thing that happened to the United States and the Western World. Source: Twitter.

Statistics Finland researcher Pekka Myrskylä is one of many who has shown how disadvantaged migrant groups in this country. In 2014, he wrote. “Generous social welfare benefits to migrants appear to be an urban legend. Since migrants make a quarter less than natives, welfare benefits are smaller since they hinge on earnings-related subsidies.”

I wonder how many have read Pasi Suakkonen’s study, Maahanmuuttajen kotoutuminen Helsingissä (2016)? The study points out that migrants make annually on average nationally 27.3% less (21,479 euros versus 29,550 euros by Finns), and in Helsinki 38.5% less (22,286 euros versus 36,239 euros) than Finns.

Finland has never experienced a Black Lives Matter social movement like in the United States. But if we continue to drag our heels and do little to make migrants and minorities feel at home and enjoy the same rights as white Finns, it will only be a matter of time when such a movement will appear.

An incomplete study on the rise of the PS of Finland shrowded in white denial

Posted on August 29, 2020 by Migrant Tales

Yle published Saturday, a study that tells us something we have known: The fear of losing one’s economic status is fuel for the rise of populist parties like the Perussuomnalaiset (PS). Hanna Wss, the researcher, states that the rise of populism in countries like Sweden, the United Kingdom (Brexit), and the election of President Donald Trump are similar examples.

No where in the story, however, is the word racism and scapegoating mentioned and how these social ills are fueled by social inequality.

A question: Does the fall in our economic status turn us into supporters of populist parties? Some will vote for such parties while others won’t irrespective of their socioeconomic situation.

Read the full story (in Finnish) here.

Similarly, does civil war and the deterioration of one’s economic situation in another country makes me carry out acts of terrorism? For some, it may be the case but for the great number of people, it is not.

Why doesn’t the study tell us how populist parties deceive voters and don’t offer credible solutions to resolving economic inequality unless you believe that “immigration” or “asylum seekers” are at the root of the problem? The study is an example of populist political correct views.

Why doesn’t Wass’ study, or even the Yle article, point out that even if lower-class USAmericans vote for Trump, he has only worsened their situation by fueling greater inequality and by giving billionaires big tax breaks?

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