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Does data harvesting occur in Finland? Is there a connection beween the PS’ 2011 and Donald Trump’s election of 2016?

Posted on March 24, 2018 by Migrant Tales

In the face of the growing scandal about harvesting our personal data by groups like Cambridge Analytica and others, there is a question that needs investigating and answering: Did the Perussuomalaiset (PS)*, particularly Matias Turkkila and his hate-site Hommaforum gang, use the same tactics to give the PS its historic victory in 2011?

The fact that nobody has carried an in-depth investigation if the there was collusion raises a lot of questions.


 

 

Data harvesting in Finnish elections? Russian trolls at work? We need to know. Visit website at the center of the data harvesting scandal here.

The fact we have no answers on how the Internet was used to give the anti-immigration populist and the far-right an ever-louder voice in Finland, reveals a lot about the problem and our state of denial and political naïvety. We need answers.

We don’t appear to care or still have a clue reveal that our Nordic welfare values and sense of fairness – if it ever existed – could fall from grace in the same way as when the Soviet Union ceased to exist in 1991 after 74 years of existence.

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Are we related as a society to vigilante groups, hate forums, xenophobic parties and publications?

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Should we be surprised that vigilante groups like the Soldiers of Odin, hate forums like Hommaforum and anti-immigration parties like the Perussuomalaiset (PS)*, racist online publications like MV-lehti have grown and captured our darkest imagination?

Another rude reminder of our links to such social ills fell on semi-deaf ears when YLE exposed how the leadership of the Soldiers of Odin pose with weapons and display Nazi symbols in a private Facebook group.

How is it possible that a vigilante group not only got registered as an association but continues to be one in light of what YLE exposed? Can registered associations in Finland teach their members how to use weapons against migrants?

Should we be surprised by such hostility, racism, and bigotry? Why are we scratching our heads in semi-disbelief by the fact that one out of every journalist received threats, according to a survey by the Union of Journalists in Finland?

How is this possible that a Nordic welfare state like ours, which has one of the highest standards of living and education systems in the world, appears incapable of challenging the rise of xenophobic parties, ever-growing racism, and bigotry?

If we looked in the mirror what would we see staring back at us?

Na?ytto?kuva 2016-3-18 kello 10.00.13

Read full story here.

 

The first blow came in 2011 when the PS, a populist anti-immigration party with links to the far right, won 39 seats in parliament. What happened during that year and the previous decade was a prelude of the things we see today.

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Racist garbage called MV-lehti magazine, Hommaforum and Magneettimedia

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales doesn’t usually comment about the racist garbage published in Finland by online publications like MV-lehti, Hommaforum, and Magneettimedia. All of these websites have one matter in common: they write and cater to a racist audience.

A story that Migrant Tales published about an Afghan who attempted to take his life on Friday night was picked up by MV-lehti. Without any respect for the person who committed suicide, the online publication twisted the facts of the original story to suit its racist worldview.

There is a new story published today by MV-lehti, which is a case in point on how this online publication makes up news. Plagarism and making up news is the worst mistake a journalist can commit.

MV-lehti writes the story in English apparently to attract a wider international audience:

“Two Soldiers of Odin, who by chance happened to be around, saw what was happening and stopped the harassment by pushing the Arabs to the ground with force and holding them until the police came.”

What’s wrong with the story? It’s all made up. Nothing of the sort happened.

Tampere-based daily Aamulehti published a story today confirming that the story was made up.

The popularity of online publications that spread racist garbage has grown in Finland. Their presence is a reminder that the national media has failed in challenging racism in this country and been instead a service to such publications by offering them readers that still believe that the world is still flat.

A letter of thanks to Hommaforum and Hannu of Scripta

Posted on December 15, 2013 by Migrant Tales

Hommaforum, a Finnish hate forum where people reveal their xenophobia and racism anonymously, tried to pull a fast one on Migrant Tales by making up a story about an Ethiopian victim called Dawit. The aim of the email and the story that was published and taken down was supposedly to discredit and shame one of Finland’s most outspoken blogs against racism. 

Did they succeed? Not by a long shot. Migrant Tales has published some 1,800 postings. We have many faithful visitors. We have as well some who dislike us so much that they lose sleep over this blog.

Apart from analysis about cultural diversity in Finland, comments by associate editors like JusticeDemon and Mark add value to our forum. Migrant Tales wouldn’t be anything without them.

After reading over 30,000 comments on our blog, I have learned an important lesson: It’s an utter waste of time to debate with those who are challenged on the tolerance front. We seek proactive answers, while the latter seek to be indifferent.

Apparently, Hommaforum is riling mad about a posting by Fadumo Dayib, Run Nigger, Run, which was published this week. 

Why did this Dayib’s account anger them? Because a Somali, a woman, had the guts to tell her experiences about racism in Finland. This was too much for the people of Hommaforum to take. For some men, Finnish machismo is manifested through racism. That’s why they feel especially threatened when a woman from Somalia can outdebate them.

Another matter that the perpetrators wanted to unsuccessfully show, or claim, is that we don’t check the reliability of our stories. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Everything I write on this blog I take responsibility with my real name. Contrary to many, I am not anonymous and do so because I believe in what I do. I take responsibility for what I write.

The grand majority of our stories are based on reliable sources like newspapers, NGOs and others. We do some investigative reporting with good results and sometimes, hardly ever, we publish directly.

Another factor you have to understand is the motive. The site is Hommaforum, who apart from spreading racism in this country, one of its aims is to deny racism, even if it sounds surreal.

The action taken against our blog is similar to a bogus Finland Democrat Party story in November 2012 published by Turun Sanomat in which former PS MP, James Hirvisaari, was supposed to be a founding member.

Turun Sanomat was chosen as a target because it help spread Helena Eronen’s racist blog entry about sleeve badges last year for different ethnic groups.

Dayib’s opinion piece that was published on Migrant Tales is the reason for Hommaforum’s actions.

In the face of the latest prank, I would like to personally thank them for showing how threatened they feel by our cyber presence.

Migrant Tales is no Turun Sanomat and neither do we have the backing of Finland’s third-largest party in parliament, the Perussuomalaiset (PS), never mind the symbol of ethnic intolerance in this country, Jussi Halla-aho, who was sentenced for ethnic agitation. We’re a small and humble forum that has grown out of nowhere thanks to our arguments and the support of our readers.

The question that interests Hommaforum is if we we’ll stop speaking out against racism in Finland. The answer is a flat no.

Back in 2008, I was about to throw in the Migrant Tales towel but one Scripta member thought he would strike us off the cyber map by calling a social-media lynching mob to our site. I was amazed and emboldened by the attack.

If that attack wouldn’t have happened, it’s doubtful that Migrant Tales would exist today. Thank you Hannu (Onkko for Hommaforumers  and Internetsi for others). If there is one person that boosted our blog from the beginning, that person has got to be Hannu.

The moral of this story? The more you hit us and the more you notice us, the stronger we grow and the weaker and more isolated you become.

I’m more than certain that in 20 years or sooner, Migrant Tales will be judged as a forum that had the courage to speak out against racism while your hate site, Hommaforum, will be studied as an example of how racism got a beachhead and spread in Finland.

In many respects reading what you write on your forum is like listening in 2013 to a white racist speaking in the 1950s in Alabama about blacks.

How come you don’t write your comments with real names? Why so much inflated bravado, anonymously? Are you afraid that your grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be shamed by what you write?

Yes, that must be the reason.

And hey, thank you Hommaforum and Hannu of Scripta for making us stronger today.

 

Reija Härkönen: Hommaforum – perussuomalainen ääni netissä?

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Migrant Tales

Reija Härkönen

Hommaforum on perussuomalaisen Jussi Halla-ahon ja ns. ”nuivan” liikkeen sivusto, jossa tehdään maahanmuuttajavastaista agendaa tukevaa vaalityötä, seurataan halla-aholaisten työskentelyä eduskunnassa ja nostetaan esille maahanmuuttajiin liittyviä negatiivisia uutisia ja artikkeleita.

Kuvankaappaus 2013-10-20 kello 16.58.43

Perussuomalaisilla on palstalla merkittävin läsnäolo, mutta myös Muutos 2011 ja sen maahanmuuttajavastaiset ehdokkaat ja kannattajat ovat saaneet palstalla omat osionsa.

Foorumin tarkoitus määritellään säännöissä seuraavasti: ”Maahanmuuttoon ja monikultturismiin liittyvien ilmiöiden ja haasteiden käsittelyyn keskittyvä keskustelupalsta. Forum tarjoaa vertaistukea niille, joita on poliittisen kantansa vuoksi aiheettomasti leimattu sekä pyrkii tarjoamaan vaikutusmahdollisuuksia ja -kanavia aihepiiriin liittyen.”

Perustamisvaiheen keskusteluista foorumin viesti voidaan pelkistää seuraavaan lainaukseen:

”On olemassa ihmisiä, jotka haluavat tehdä sinulle pahaa. Sinulla on oikeus sanoa missä tahansa vaiheessa EI. Sinulla on oikeus puolustaa itseäsi.”

Yksi ”keskustelun” ytimistä on Suomessa ja muualla tapahtuneiden henkirikosten ja raiskausten tarkkailu. Kun rikos tapahtuu kotimaassa, aiheesta avataan keskustelu kotimaan uutisosioon. Avaaminen on kuitenkin sallittua ainoastaan silloin, kun on olemassa selkeä epäily siitä, että joko tekijä tai uhri on ulkomaalaistaustainen.

Siellä tehtiin avaus myös nyt lokakuussa, kun Forssassa löytyi 19-vuotias tyttö murhattuna joesta. Foorumilla spekuloitiin:  ”Voi tyttöparkaa. Odotamme uutisia” , ”Tekijästä ei ole vielä tietoa”, ”Voipi olla tai sitten ei. Itse veikkaan, että on tietoa mutta… Olisinpa kerrankin väärässä”, ”Tekijän taustatiedot varmistuvat, jos niitä ei kuulu.”

Pian avaus osoittautuu ”vääräksi”. Kotimainen tekijä, huumeistakin huhutaan ja lemmennälkäisestä suomalaisesta surkimuksesta. Nopeasti piiloon koko juttu. Ketju siirretään vähäpätöisempään keskusteluosioon pois huomion keskipisteestä. Keskustelu tyrehtyy saman tien – eihän asiassa ole mitään mielenkiintoa, jos asialla ei ole maahanmuuttaja.

Aina joskus Hommaforumilla on onnenpäivä. Rikos on tapahtunut ja on heti viitteitä siitä, että tekijät saattaisivat olla maahanmuuttajataustaisia. Keskusteluketju venyy kymmenien sivujen mittaiseksi. Asian edetessä joskus jopa kolmekin samaan ketjuun osallistuvaa on ehtinyt tilata valtiolta asiakirjoja (kuulustelupöytäkirjoja, oikeuden päätöksiä ym.), joista selviää tekijän/tekijöiden nimet. Jos nimet vaikuttavat musliminimiltä, on kyseessä täyspotti.

Järkyttäväkin uutinen, kuten esim. pikkutytön murha Ruotsissa viime vuonna, kuihtuu kokoon hetkessä, kun selviää, että tekijällä onkin brittiläinen arkkitehti-isä ja latvialaistaustainen äiti, eikä hän siis ole muslimi tai edes Irlannin mustalainen, kuten ensin toiveikkaasti odoteltiin:

”Olin jutun luettuani aika varma että kyse on muslimeista. Nolottaa vähän kun haluais yrittää olla edes jossain määrin avarakatseinen ja ennakkoluuloton.”

”Jutussa oli kaksi vahvaa vihjettä muslimiteorian tueksi: poliisien viittaus asia “herkkyyteen” ja se, että tytön murhasi kaksi veljestä. Ns. normaaleissa lasten murhissa tekijöitä on yleensä tasan yksi.
Joka tapauksessa lähes nolla prosenttia todennäköisyyttä annoin sellaiselle mahdollisuudelle, että tekijöiden sukunimi olisi Andersson, Svensson tai Bengtsson.”

Oli sittenkin normaali murha. Ei muslimin tekemä.

Vastikään Hommaforumilla keskusteltiin Koiramme-lehdessä ilmestyneestä artikkelista, jossa käsiteltiin muslimien vastenmielisyyttä koiria kohtaan ja siitä seuranneita ongelmia uusissa asuinmaissa.  Kirjoitus kirvoitti tällaisia kommentteja:

”Huonostipidetyt eli ”huonoon kulttuuriin” opetetut koirathan ovat eräällä tavalla kuin muslimeita. Ei voi pitää kadulla vapaana, aiheuttavat vahinkoa lähelle eksyville, varastavat leivät käsistä ja tunkevat kuononsa ja välillä jotain muutakin kutsumatta naisten jalkoväliin jne.”

”Ja vielä kun käännetään asia niinpäin että muslimit ovat kuin huonosti kasvatettuja koiria, niin jopas onkin nasevasti määritelty.”

”Niin, erikoinen uskonto, joka välkyttää mitä mitättömämmistä syistä aggressiivisesti “vaadimme erikoiskohtelua ja eri säännöt”-kylttiä. Isommista jutuista nyt puhumattakaan. Täysin yhteensopimaton tasa-arvoon perustuviin länsimaihin, joten parasta palauttaa kyseisen uskonto-kulttuurin edustajat saman tien.”

”Luultavasti koirat aiheuttavat paljon vähemmän kuormitusta kuin maassamme asuvat muslimit, joten miksi sallimme muslimien luontokuormituksen? Heillähän on kaikilla ne omat maat joissa asua ja inhota koiria.”

Koirien kanssa mulla ei ole ikinä ollut mitään ongelmia, mutta muslimien kanssa taitaa tulla ongelmia. Suomen pystykorva oli täällä ennen muhamettilaisia, jos allahinpalvojat eivät sitä suvaitse, niin painukoot helvettiin epäjumalansa kanssa.”

Yhdestä kommentista, jossa muslimeja myös verrattiin koiriin, oli nettipoliisi Marko Forss ollut yhteydessä kirjoittajaan ja kertoi valtakunnansyyttäjänviraston kanssa neuvoteltuaan tulleensa siihen johtopäätökseen, että tuo kommentti saattaisi olla sellainen, joka ylittäisi syytekynnyksen, ja olisi siksi syytä poistaa.

Kommentti poistettiin. Foorumilaiset keskittyivät lähinnä keskustelemaan siitä, oliko heidän sananvapauttaan loukattu, kun nettipoliisi tällä lailla sekaantuu heidän kirjoitteluunsa.

Ulkopuolinen tarkkailija ihmettelee enemmänkin seuraavia kysymyksiä:

Miksi Perussuomalaiset-puolue haluaa pitää yllä foorumia, jonka ilmeinen ja ainoa tarkoitus on herättää epäluuloisuutta ja vihaa etenkin muslimimaahanmuuttajia ja maassa jo asuvia muslimeja kohtaan?

Pitääkö meillä olla nettipoliisi, joka varoittelee poliittisen foorumin toimijoita, aikuisia ihmisiä, kommenteista, jotka ylittävät syytekynnyksen?

Ovatko muut foorumin kirjoitukset sellaisia, jotka kuuluvat normaaliin ja hyväksyttävään suomalaiseen poliittiseen toimintaan? Tai yleensä inhimilliseen toimintaan?

Onko perussuomalaisen puolueen toiminnan yksi tarkoitus nimenomaan muslimimaahanmuuttajien maahantulon estäminen ja entisten ulosajaminen? Tiedämme, että ns. halla-aholaisilla se on, mutta Timo Soinin viimeaikaisten toimenpiteiden perusteella voidaan olettaa, että se on koko puolueen yhteinen, vaikkakin piiloteltu päämäärä.

Hommaforumin Matias Turkkila ylennettiin Perussuomalainen-nettilehden päätoimittajaksi. Timo Soini nosti kesän puoluekokouksessa Hommaforumin esille malliesimerkkinä hyvästä poliittisesta toiminnasta ja kehotti Halla-ahoa nousemaan selvemmin esille puheenjohtajan rinnalle.

Halla-aho, Hommaforum ja Timo Soini. Yhteistyössä muun maahanmuuttajavastaisen rintaman ja Muutos 2011:n kanssa.

Alkuperäisen blogikirjoituksen ei voi lukea, koska Uusi Suomi on sensuroinut sen. 

Tämä blogikirjoitus julkaistiin Migrant Talesissä luvalla.

The wrong Finnish identity for all the wrong reasons

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Migrant Tales

In many respects, Finland is a fortunate country when it comes to a social construct like national identity. We are still a young nation actively searching for our roots. We have learned many things about ourselves as a society thanks to the rise of an anti-immigration party like the Perussuomalaiset (PS).

One of the matters that the PS has done is encourage some Finns to test the waters of their worst prejudices. Is there anything good about this?

Like this Saami woman in the picture, we Finns are from many places and come from diverse backgrounds.  Source: New York Public Library. 

Paradoxically, the PS has brought out more inclusive and positive values about ourselves than ever before thanks to its anti-immigration, anti-EU and anti-outside-world views.  While this may be true, social-media platforms like Hommaforum and associations like Suomalaisuuden liitto (Association of Finnish Culture and Identity) continue promoting the opposite.

As the municipal elections near in October, it’s clear that embattled PS chairman Timo Soini still pins his hopes on the anti-immigration and anti-cultural diversity message.  Matias Turkkila, Hommaforum editor, was named in May editor-in-chief of the PS’ newspaper and web page.

Turkkila was PS MP Jussi Halla-aho’s campaign manager. If there is any person that has spread the PS’ anti-immigration and especially anti-Islam message, it is Turkkila.

The Finnish Alliance,  chaired by PS EuroMP Sampo Terho, is another example of how the PS and anti-immigration groups have hijacked our national symbols and dressed up history to suit their exclusive views of Finnish culture.

One of the aims of the Finnish Alliance is to undermine the role of the Swedish-speaking minority by lobbying against mandatory Swedish-language lessons at schools.

The aim of the PS, Hommaforum and Finnish Alliance  is to hinder and place obstacles on the growth of our culturally diverse society and retard acceptance. They have no solutions except promoting deep divisions in our society. There is no strategy except to make life as hard as possible for immigrants and visible minorities.

Considering that over 1.2 million Finns emigrated from this country between 1860 and 1999, it is  incredible how some in this country continue to promote a race-and-blood view of our Finnish identity.

Our national identity is rich and diverse. Accepting this fact could be one of our most exciting goals in the new century.

 

 

Finland’s Hommaforum fuels much of the anti-immigration sentiment on the net

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Migrant Tales

Enrique Tessieri

On Friday’s Pressiklubi hosted by Ruben Stiller there was an interesting talk on the rise of racism in Finland. Columnist Kaarina Hazard and Saska Saarikoski, the head of Helsingin Sanomat’s culture section, threw some hard questions at Matias Turkkila, head of Homma ry and PS MP Jussi Halla-aho’s campaign manager. 

When looking at the rerun, see how Turkkila looks and feels uncomfortable as he is slouches in the seat throughout the show. Even his hand movements express edginess.

Some consider Homma ry a place where stereotypes and suspicion of immigrants and refugees have a home.  For me it is like a sprinkler that waters much of the racism we find on different chat and websites in Finland.

Some of the posts on Migrant Tales have been debated, or discected,  on Hommaforum.

Scripta, Halla-aho’s blog like Hommaforum, operate as an army of faithful bloggers that would attack other sites if they did not like what they were reading.  One of of these was Migrant Tales’ in September 2008, which got over 800 hits from Scripta.

Turkkila claimed on the show that Homma ry represents 60% of the Finns’ opinion of immigration and immigrants.

While Turkkila is stretching it quite a bit with such a claim, the website is the humble servant of the hostile message to immigrants and refugees of politicians like Halla-aho.

One of the matters that surprised me most on the talk show was his explanation why Homma ry was born. According to Turkkila, the media always exaggerated and glorified immigrant but never bothered to report on the negative matters.

I have lived in Finland on and off for over thirty years and there has been very little of what Turkkila states of the Finnish media. If there have been human-interest stories on immigrants it has been more on what a great country Finland is to live in.  Rarely have they treated seriously the social problems and exclusion that some immigrants may suffer in this country.

If immigrants were “glorified” as Turkkila wants us to believe, why are so few taking part in the ongoing immigration debate in this country?

One of the biggest problems with websites like Hommaforum is that most of those giving their opinions of immigrants are Finns. It’s like a groups of only male chauvinists giving their unchallenged views on women.

Anti-Immigrant: calling a spade a spade in Finland

Posted on July 24, 2010 by Migrant Tales

The use of the term maahanmuuttokriittinen, or immigration critic, reveals what some journalists think about immigration to or in Finland. It can very well reveal that the journalist may hold the same opinions of anti-immigration groups.

The odd term immigration critic, which has been used to refer to groups such as Muutos 2011, True Finns and Hommaforum, has a basic message: keep Finland white. We don’t want people who are different from us.

Can we call a political group that openly insults immigrants through their ignorance and political opportunism “critical” of something? I don’t think so.

Better names for such groups could be populist, anti-immigration/xenophobic group,  or ultra-nationalistic. Since in Finland we haven’t seen many far-right wing groups until the early 1930s like the Lapua Movement, it will be interesting to see what their real colors are.

What would you call a party or movement that has the following agenda:

(1) Change the Constitution and shelve the Non-Discrimination Act;
(2) Treat different groups in society unequally;
(3) Ethnocentric and racist;
(4) Pass policy on minorities that would never be accepted by their group;
(5) Fear everyone that is different and make a big deal about it;
(6) Bow-tie racism (smiling cordially and denying that they taking away your civil rights).

Would you call such a group that has such aims simply  “immigrant critical?”

No way!

I would call it populist, anti-immigration/xenophobic group,  or ultra-nationalistic.

Note:  You can check out the Finnish-langauge verison of this post on Uusi Suomi.

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