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Media Monitoring Group of Finland:* The PS wants foreigners to pay taxes and get nothing in return

Posted on March 22, 2023 by Migrant Tales

STATEMENT

The chairperson of the Finns Party, Riikka Purra, has said on several occasions that her party’s long-term goal is that only Finnish citizens have the right to social welfare. 

While such a plan is highly discriminatory, even racist, it is unfortunate that journalists don’t ask Purra what she means and what challenges would arise if they ban social welfare for foreigners. Apart from requiring a change in the constitution, which would have to get a two-thirds majority, is such a plan only a campaign stand and a pipe dream?

Apart from breaching EU law and human rights and being discriminatory, should foreigners in Finland pay less taxes since they will not be eligible for social welfare? Are there other hidden charges like tuition for children attending comprehensive school and health care?

According to some estimates, Finland needs about 40,000 labor migrants a year to plug its chronic labor shortage.

Such measures by the PS will certainly make Finland unattractive to labor migrants.

Why would you want to move to a country that treats you like a second-class member of society?

There is no sense in it.


For further information contact:

Enrique Tessieri

Media Monitoring Group Finland

+358 40 8400773

[email protected]

*Media Monitoring Group of Finland aims to promote fair and accurate reporting by the Finnish media of underrepresented cultural, racial, ethnic, and religious groups. As Finland’s cultural diversity continues to grow, the role of the media in forming public opinion and attitudes about minorities becomes even more relevant.

Read our first report published on 17 March here.

Sweden’s election spells trouble for Muslims, migrants, and minorities

Posted on September 21, 2022 by Migrant Tales

The election in Sweden was of special interest to me since I live next door to the country in Finland. Will the good showing of the far-right Sweden Democrats boost our far-right Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party in the April parliamentary election?



While it is fair to predict that the election result in Sweden should not hurt the election prospects of the PS, I am certain that the party took a lot of notes from the election and is now drafting a campaign strategy that hinges on migration.

Like many, I am not surprised by the election result in Sweden and the rise of the Sweden Democrats. Considering that all the Nordic countries now have large far-right parties that wield political power, it was only a question of when the chickens would come home to roost in Sweden. In Finland, the PS plays the same anti-Muslim tune as in Denmark (Social Democrats today and formerly Danish People’s Party) and Norway’s Progressive Party (FrP).

How can affluent countries with a comprehensive social welfare system that values and professes social equality end up with far-right parties that are hostile and want to exclude people from society who come from different backgrounds?

If we can’t receive an answer to the latter question, could we figure out how got here? Possibly we were always there. Our Nordic social welfare system and values were not meant for people who aren’t like us.

While some will blame migrants for the success of the Sweden Democrats, I would point the finger at the media and political parties like the Moderates, which gave the far-right party a platform of legitimacy to strike.

As of September 11, the future looks bleaker in Sweden and the Nordic region if you are a migrant or minority.


Sweden’s election is now a nail-biter

Posted on September 12, 2022 by Migrant Tales

“The figures show the Moderates, Sweden Democrats, Christian Democrats and Liberals winning 175 seats in the 349-seat parliament against 174 for the center-left,” Reuters reports.

The final results are expected by Wednesday.

Facebook Bashy Quraishy: A sure way to win elections in Denmark

Posted on May 12, 2019 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales insight: The man smiling and waving to the public and flanked by the police in the picture below is Rasmus Paludan. He incites hatred by burning the Quran and by insulting Muslims. 

This type of hatred is precisely what the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* of Finland is aiming to promote. The PS is a close ideological ally of the Islamophobic and far-right Danish People’s Party. 

We should never allow Finland to tread Denmark’s path. 


Source: Facebook.

* The Perussuomalaiset (PS) party imploded on June 13, 2017, into two factions, the PS and New Alternative, which is now called Blue Reform. In the last parliamentary election, Blue Reform has wiped off the Finnish political map when they saw their numbers in parliament plummet from 18 MPs to none. A direct translation of Perussuomalaiset in English would be something like “basic” or “fundamental Finn.” Official translations of the Finnish name of the party, such as Finns Party or True Finns, promote in our opinion nativist nationalism and racism. We, therefore, at Migrant Tales prefer to use in our postings the Finnish name of the party once and after that the acronym PS.

The “Trump effect” is now felt by UK Prime Minister Theresa May

Posted on June 9, 2017 by Migrant Tales

After the shock result of the Brexit referendum became known in June last year, the populist-nationalistic forces thought that their time had come. The US presidential election result of November seemed to confirm such a trend. 

The first test was in December in Austria when  Green Party contender, Alexander Van der Bellen beat the far-right FPÖ hopeful Norbert Hofel.

Beginners luck?

That was followed by parliamentary elections in Holland in March, when Mark Rutte’s People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) landed an election blow to far-right Islamophobe Gert Wilder of the Party for Freedom  (PVV). Finland held municipal elections in April and saw the Perussuomalaiset* suffer a major setback.

The real test came in France in May when the new politician on the block, Emmanuel Macron, beat Front National’s Marine Le Pen fair and square.

Prime Minister May, who said she won’t resign despite the catastrophic election result and gamble, was hit as well by the “Trump effect.”

Even if there appeared to be a populist-nationalistic tide flooding Europe at the end of last year, one matter is clear: While President Donald Trump’s erratic style of leadership has scared a lot of European voters, Prime Minister May’s campaign was to blame as well.

Below are two headlines that in the Financial Times that picture well May’s election setback. Financial Times’ worldview is pretty much in line with May’s, which measures people by the size of their wallet and the market shares of companies.

After exit polls results became known after polls closed.

Continue reading “The “Trump effect” is now felt by UK Prime Minister Theresa May”

Migrants are “scum” and should be erased from the map say Geert Wilders, Marine Le Pen and other far-right politicians

Posted on February 19, 2017 by Migrant Tales

Some are asking with manifest unease if this will be the year of the far-right populists like Dutch Geert Wilders, Marine Le Pen of France and Frauke Petry of the German  Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). The first test will  be in Holland on March 15 followed by another nail-biter in France on April 23 and May 7.

Wilders doesn’t hide his hatred for Moroccans by calling them in the video below “scum.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3AkiWhvCYs

Emboldened by US President Donald Trump, the far-right in Europe believes that it’s now or never as far as elections are concerned.

But there is a problem: What about if Trump’s chaotic and volatile style of leadership scares voters away in Europe from voting for people like Wilders, Le Pen never mind AfD and possibly in 2018 for Italy’s Beppe Grillo’s Five Star Movement?

One may rightly ask how is it possible that an Islamophobic politician like Wilders is the favorite to win in March after being sentenced in December for hate speech? How can he be accused of calling Moroccan migrants “scum” and still be popular with the voters?

Continue reading “Migrants are “scum” and should be erased from the map say Geert Wilders, Marine Le Pen and other far-right politicians”

Christian Democrat candidate does not see Finland "more racist" than before

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Migrant Tales

By Enrique Tessieri

Christian Democrat presidential hopeful, Sari Essayah, was quoted as saying on Jyväskylä-based daily Keskisuomalainen that racism hasn’t increased recently in Finland. She blamed the media for increasing such perceptions for following more closely what is written on different anti-immigration online  forums. 

The socially conservative candidate said, however, that society should have zero tolerance for racism.

What is unclear by Essayah’s statement is how serious of a social problem she believes racism is in Finland and how it should be tackled. Playing down the problem by blaming the media for doing its job will not help racism and prejudice to go away in this country.

Different anti-immigration forums like Hommaforum, Scripta and others gave a big boost to the Perussuomalaiset (PS) election victory in April.

PS leader Timo Soini plays down the  role that the anti-immigration vote in the recent election.

Like Soini and Sauli Niinistö of Kokoomus, Essayah did not see the far-right posing a threat to Finland, according to an MTV3 poll in December.

Finland: A taste of one’s medicine

Posted on September 27, 2010 by Migrant Tales

Can an immigration policy of country take us on the right societal path if it hinges on suspicion of other groups? With the April 2011 elections nearing, some are asking if a big election victory for the anti-immigration True Finns will take us down the same questionable path as Denmark, which has the tightest immigration controls in the European Union.

Does Finland have the potential of turning into a Denmark? Wandering down such a path would be a perilous mistake because basing an immigration policy solely to exclude one group would lay down the foundations for failure.

In many respects the rise of xenophobia in Finland is self-inflicted. While great improvements have been made in teaching and accepting cultural diversity at schools, racist views of other cultures and ethnic groups still prevail because they were/are actively promoted.

This picture (apologies for the racist content) which was used before in books to teach children to  claims: The Negro washes his face but it does not whiten at all.

There are many sad examples of how racist ideas have entered the minds of Finns from the backdoor. Here is an excerpt from a book on “European races”* published in 1929 by Professor Rolf Nordenstreng:

You cannot expect exceptional children from a Gypsy horse thief and a light-minded Negro wife; but I have heard that French fur traders, who were excellent men that took as wives the Indian chiefs’ daughters, bred splendid children…*

Unfortunately, too many in Finland and Europe still see other cultures with the help of antiquated and racist concepts taught not too long ago. If we do not study today directly Nordenstreng or one of the eugenics master minds of Nazi racial policy, Eugen Fischer, their ludicrous claims of “different races” still live deep inside some of us.

Education, therefore, has to and must play a key role in how we model new Finns irrespective of their background to be the defenders of our values.  If we do not face racism and grab it by the horns, our xenophobia will always be self-inflicted and destructive.

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* Rolf Nordenstreng: “Euroopan ihmisrodut ja kansat.” Kustannusosakeyhtiö Kirja. Helsinki 1929. p. 48. The original Finnish text reads: Mustalainen hevosvarkaan ja heikkomielisen neekerivaimon lapsista ei voi odottaa juuri erinomiaisia; mutta olen kuullut sanottavan, että ranskalaiset turkismetsästäjät, jotka olivat oivia poikia ja ottivat vaimoikseen intiaanipäälliköiden tyttäriä, saivat mainioita jälkeläisiä.

RPT-Swedish govt still short of majority after recount

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Migrant Tales

This election is going to be a real nail-biter…

(Reuters) – Sweden’s centre-right government was still just short of a parliament majority after a preliminary recount of Sunday’s election, though it picked up one more seat.

The election commission said in a statement that the preliminary result of the recount, which included overseas and postal votes not counted on election night, gave Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt 173 seats in the 349-seat parliament rather than the 172 announced on election night.

A total 175 seats are needed for a majority.

The new centre-right seat was gained from the Social Democrat-led opposition bloc, which went down to 156 seats.

The anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats, shunned by both blocs, stayed at 20 seats and still held the balance of power, the count showed.

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