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A Helsinki bus driver who publishes video tapes of Somali clients he’s insulted

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Migrant Tales

What would you say if a bus driver, who only video tapes Somalis, starts calling them liars and forces them off the bus even after one of them wanted to pay for the bus fare? Ethnic profiling? Racist or all of the above? 

Add to the latter a story authored by Paavo Tajukangas and the message and intent of the story is clear.

Tajukangas is a member of the far-right white supremacist Suomen Sisu association. His trademark is making up stories to suit his racist writings.

We won’t publish the videos because we don’t want to bring more suffering to the victims.

According to a Facebook posting, the bus driver of Russian origin seeks a lawyer because he found out that he cannot videotape customers and publish them.

Migrant Tales got in touch with the company, which promised to call back.

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The old and new Perussuomalaiset: Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right…

Posted on July 5, 2017 by Migrant Tales

After the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* party imploded on June 13 into two factions, there’s been a lot of finger-pointing from members of the old and new PS. This is nothing new coming from a party that has a long track record in scapegoating migrants and minorities.

The old PS and the new PS, called today either New Alternative or Blue Reform, is the only party in Finland after World War 2 that is openly racist and Islamophobic to attract voters.

Don’t believe the new PS. They are the same thing but in different clothing and give justice to Malcolm X’s famous saying, “Racism is like a Cadillac. They bring a new model every year.”

The old and new PS are not just clowns and jokers to the left and right but hazardous to Finland’s political health.

Are we surprised that the deposed PS leader, Timo Soini, blames the far right and Suomen Sisu for the split in the party? What he sowed and reaped for many years ended up destroying him and the party.

Soini writes in his blog: “It’s silly to argue that a coup/job didn’t happen at the Perussuomalaiset party convention. Electing an anti-immigration hardliner [like Halla-aho] was for many too much. The stick that broke the camel’s back was when Suomen Sisu attempted to overtake the party council.”

Electing “an anti-immigration hardliner?!” Why didn’t he sack Jussi Halla-aho from the party in 2012,  when he promised to do so if a party member got convicted for ethnic agitation?

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UPDATE (August 30): Migrant Tales’ 2015 Hall of Poor and Sloppy Journalism

Posted on August 30, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales’ 2015 Hall of Poor and Sloppy Journalism will be updated separately. To see other examples of opinionated journalism in Finland about cultural diversity, please go to this link.

August 30

Suomen Sisun jäsenmäärä räjähti – päivittää monitulkintaisena pidetyn periaateohjelmansa – (MTV3)

What’s wrong with this story? Let’s begin with the headline, which claims that membership of Suomen Sisu, a far right white Finnish supremacist association, has “soared.” What do they mean by “soared” anyway? The story claims that the association got 390 new members after Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MP Olli Immonen, who is chairman of Suomen Sisu, made his declaration of war in Facebook against “the nightmare of multiculturalism.” In my book 390 isn’t much unless you compare it with 100 members. Is that the case? Even so, 390 is a small amount that looks bigger and more sensational thanks to the term “soared.” Another problem with the story is the MTV3 reporter, who interviews Teemu Lahtinen, a former chairman and vice chairman of the association well known for his links with far right and neo-Nazi groups like Kansallinen Vastarintaliike, is that nowhere in the story does the journalist bother to question these facts critically never mind get in touch with other sources that could give some context concerning Suomen Sisu, Lehtinen and Immonen. This story is in my opinion an unfortunate example because it offers Suomen Sisu the opportunity to showcase itself as something “normal” when in fact its agenda is racist, far right and white Finnish supremacist. Lazy and uncritical journalism at its worst.

Some good advice to journalists: When interviewing people like Lahtinen and far right associations like Suomen Sisu, it’s important to be critical. Critical means asking uncomfortable questions and publishing them. It also means using other sources to balance the story. If you rubber stamp what the person says then you become a mouthpiece of these politicians and groups. You help spread their message of hate.

Näyttökuva 2015-8-30 kello 13.17.27

 

 

* The Finnish name for the Finns Party is the Perussuomalaiset (PS). The names adopted by the PS, like True Finns or Finns Party, promote in our opinion nativist nationalism and xenophobia. We therefore prefer to use the Finnish name of the party on our postings. 

Jussi Jalonen: Timo Soini ja suomalainen äärioikeisto

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Jussi Jalonen

    

Ulkoministeri ja peruspomo Timo Soini on tänään palaillut lomiltaan ja ottanut saman tien kantaa kohta pari viikkoa velloneeseen kohuun kansanedustaja Olli Immosen lausuntojen ympärillä. Samassa yhteydessä Soini tuomitsi jyrkästi myös kansallisen vastarintaliikkeen tuoreen mellakoinnin Jyväskylässä ja rinnasti rettelöinnin Tampereen toissavuotisiin itsenäisyyspäivän rettelöihin. Soinin sananvalinta on sikäli erikoinen, että kukaan ei ole varsinaisesti milloinkaan odottanut häneltä puolentoista vuoden takaisten Tampereen lätkämailarientojen tuomitsemista. Itse asiassa kaikille lienee muutenkin selvää, että Timo Soinin suhtautuminen Tampereen keskustan hajottamiseen on jyrkän kielteinen, eikä Timo Soini ole tiettävästi koskaan tehnyt mitään retorisia flirttailuja mustapukuisten anarkistien suuntaan. Irtisanoutumiselle siis ei ole varsinaisesti mitään tarvetta.

Sen sijaan Soinin suhtautuminen äärioikeistoon herättää paljon enemmän kysymyksiä, ja nimenomaan tämän vuoksi häneltä on odotettu selontekoa tästä aiheesta. Immosen monikulttuurisuutta koskevan kannanoton yhteydessä on jo lähes unohtunut Soinin viimevuotinen sepustus kulttuurimarxilaisesta salaliitosta, joka olisi sopinut miltei sellaisenaan kansallisen vastarintaliikkeen kotisivuille. Myös uusnatsiliike on hyökännyt tavan takaa “kulttuurimarxisteja” vastaan, ja nimenomaan tämän takia peruspomon kirjoitus oli retoriikaltaan ja otsikoltaan verrattomasti nuoren oululaisparlamentaarikon tekstiä rajumpi. Syystä tai toisesta se ei kirvoittanut vastaavanlaista protestia. Tuolloisen oppositiojohtajan tekstiä tyydyttiin käsittelemään Ruben Stillerin ja Janne Zareffin toimesta Pressiklubi-ohjelmassa, leppoisan setämäiseen tapaan ja hyvässä hengessä, kiinnittämättä mitään huomiota sananvalintaan tai sen heijastamiin aatteisiin ja arvoihin.

Soini on myös toivonut, ettei Olli Immosen tapaus nousisi enää puoluekokouksessa esiin. On jokseenkin yhdentekevää, mitä perussuomalaiset omassa kokouksessaan haastelevat, mutta varsinainen julkinen keskustelu perussuomalaisten arvomaailmasta on nähdäkseni vasta hädin tuskin alkanut. Kansanedustaja Immosen satunnainen facebook-päivitys on myös viime kädessä paljon vähämerkityksellisempi kuin hänen poliittiset yhteytensä. Perussuomalaisten pääpiiskuri Matti Putkonen vaati hiljattain selvää näyttöä perussuomalaisten kytköksistä äärioikeistoon, ja Verkkouutiset vastasi kiitettävästi huutoon nostamalla esille Immosen “suunnittelutalkoisiin” osallistuneen Kai Murroksen. Suomen sekalaisista valkoisen ylivallan apostoleista “professori” Murros edustaa koomisinta äärilaitaa, ja miehen tuotannon aatelia on tämä video, jossa hän julistaa taistelua Eurooppaa tuhoavia liberaaleja vastaan. Vastaavia mahtipontisia ulostuloja vierasmaalaisten mutavyöryä vastustavasta tuhoamistaistelusta hän on tehnyt Sarastus-lehdessä. Murroksen videolle laittaman symbolin merkitys on epäselvä, mutta se näyttää etäisesti siltä, kuin Chryslerin logo ja hakaristi olisi laitettu keskelle Bangladeshin lippua.

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Close your eyes and repeat (again): The PS of Finland isn’t a neo-Nazi party…

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Migrant Tales

Perussuomalaiset (PS)* MP Olli Immonen, who is chairman of the white Finnish supremacist Suomen Sisu, was joined by members of a neo-Nazi group at the grave of Eugen Schauman, who took his life on June 16, 1904 after assassinating Russian Governor General Nikolai Bobrikov, reports YLE in English.

Members of the neo-Nazi Suomen Kansallinen Vastarinta, who were present with Immonen, form part of a violent association that was involved in attacking a book presentation in Jyväskylä 2013 where one person was stabbed.

PS city councilman for Espoo, Teemu Lahtinen, who used to be a member of IKL, a fascist party founded originally in the early 1930s and was former chairman of Suomen Sisu, was present at the event as well.

Näyttökuva 2015-6-17 kello 21.34.09YLE in English calls Kansallinen Vastarina a “national socialist” associaiton. In plain English that should mean neo-Nazi.

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PS MP of Finland ready to patrol streets and take law into his own hands

Posted on October 14, 2014 by Migrant Tales

Remember what people said when the Perussuomalaiset (PS)* won their historic election victory in 2011? ”Nothing is going to happen you’ll see…they’ll soon implode like the Rural Party did in the 1970s…” some said playing down the whole matter. After almost four years, the PS continues to polarize society by instilling fear and fueling racism but has now opened a new terrifying chapter in its strategy to gain power: mob rule. 

PS MP Tom Packalén, who falsely claimed on a blog entry that only migrant youth gangs in East Helsinki attack white Finns, has unleashed the darkest and most racist side of Finland.  Not only are MP Pakclaén’s claims false, they have been disproven by the police.

And let’s not forget the publication, Uusi Suomi, where MP Packalén’s blog entry and many others by the PS have been published. They are just as responsible as the PS for spreading racism in Finland.

In this latest bout of xenophobia in Finland, it’s the silence of the political parties and the media that doesn’t surprises us once again.

Making racist claims and victimizing migrants and minorities has become such a “normal” activity in this country that not even the PS leadership cares what some of their members say or will do.

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The aim of parties like the PS and far-right associations like Suomen Sisu is to keep Finland white like the graffiti above that reads “white power.”

 

Suomen Sisu is a far-right association chaired by PS MP Olli Immonen whose aim is to keep Finland white. In a statement, Immonen warned that “if officials don’t have the will or resources to protect the security of its citizens,” Suomen Sisu will take matters into its hands.

Yes, no translation mistake since what you read is correct. A PS MP, a lawmaker, of a far-right association is ready to patrol Helsinki’s streets against real or imagined youth gangs.

While the PS has always shown its ugly and hostile side to migrants and minorities, the suggestion by one of its MPs to patrol streets with others like neo-Nazi Kansallinen Vastarinta and other PS members, which MP Packalén’s blog entry has encouraged, is totally unacceptable in a democracy such as Finland and should be condemned.

The blog entry by MP Packalén shows the desperate state of the party, which needs a big boost to come close to their 2011 election victory since the last three elections have been disappointing.

Finland needs the PS, the silence of other parties and a media that is blind because it is white like a hole in the head. The lack of leadership that we are witnessing today in the face of such racism and hostility is shameful.

Far-right and nationalistic parties in Finland, as is Europe, have become a grave threat to democracy and to the right of minorities to live in peace. It’s clear that matters will get worse as these parties, like the PS, get more power since the scapegoating won’t stop but get worse. Such intolerance has the danger of destroying our society.

We must do everything to stop the menace that is placing Finland in harm’s way and that danger is the PS and our shameful silence.

Leadership is needed more than ever now.

* The Finnish name for the Finns Party is the Perussuomalaiset (PS). The English names of the party adopted by the PS, like True Finns or Finns Party, promote in our opinion nativist nationalism and xenophobia. We therefore prefer to use the Finnish name of the party on our postings.Thank you Pia Grochowski for the heads up! 

Extremist Suomen Sisu is extremist Suomen Sisu no matter how you word it

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Migrant Tales

One of the characteristics of extremist groups in Finland is that they want to convince you that they’re “mainstream and normal.” A good example of the latter is Suomen Sisu, a Finnish white supremacist association, which announced on Yle that it wants to sharpen its mission statement, which it claims leaves too much room for interpretation.

One of the reasons why Finland still hasn’t woken up fully to racism and fascism is because the media, politicians and public permit groups that represent intolerance to dictate the terminology. Suomen Sisu wants, for example, to be called a nationalistic association instead of far right, extremist never mind racist and Nazi-leaning.

One matter is expectations and another is reality. Certainly the far-right association would like to have a more mainstream image but such a task would be like taking Nazism and selling it as something “normal” to the Jews.

Kuvankaappaus 2014-1-30 kello 9.50.26

Read full story here.

What exactly does Suomen Sisu want to change in the mission statement? Does it believe that with the help of a few words and sentences it can erase its white supremacist and extremist label that it has rightfully won?

At the beginning of the 2000 and 2006 mission statements, Somen Sisu leaves no doubt what its aims are in the opening paragraph:

 All people, races and cultures are in themselves valuable and their natural development must be ensured. Doing away with humankind’s natural [ethnic and cultural] diversity with the help of misleading terms [like multiculturalism] must be stopped. Different [national] groups should not be mixed and thereby destroying and replacing naturally advanced cultures with an array of global subcultures.

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This is Suomen Sisu’s world view of cultural diversity.

No matter what Suomen Sisu does to change its mission statement, it’ll be the same association no matter how you slice it.

It’s the job of the critical press to ensure that the public is not fooled by these type of publicity stunts.

Suomen Sisu tests Finland’s tolerance for hate

Posted on November 11, 2013 by Migrant Tales

If you want a good view of the type of Finland a far right association like Suomen Sisu wants to build, check out the invitation to their 15th anniversary celebration at the Santahamina Military Base near Helsinki. The invitation states at the end:  “Santahamina is a military zone where only Finnish citizens have access to [the base].”

Fortunately, Finland’s defense forces have prohibited such an event taking place at the base, according to Monday’s Helsingin Sanomat.

The Santahamina Military Base is the home of the Jaeger Regiment, which played a key role in helping the Whites defeat the Reds in the Civil War of 1918.

The invitation, signed by Perussuomalaiset (PS) MP Olli Immonen, who hasn’t hid before his loathing for Muslims and other minorities like the Roma, is another example of how far-right groups test how much Finns tolerate hate.

Kuvankaappaus 2013-11-11 kello 20.11.09Finland’s Security Intelligence Service (Supo) sees Suomen Sisu as an extremist ogranization.

One of the aims of Suomen Sisu is to keep Finland white. It discourages white ethnic Finns from marrying foreigners, especially blacks.

If you believe that Suomen Sisu is a “nationalist association that promotes Finnish values and self-esteem,” then you believe that the English Defense League fights for human rights. Such claims are red herrings that aim to hide their  hatred for certain minorities.

Suomelaisuuden liitto, which has been overtaken by PS members, has waged a hostile campaign against the the role of  theSwedish language in Finland.

The association is closely related to Suomen Sisu.

Thank you Niko Tamminen for the heads-up.

The repackaging and marketing of hate by anti-immigration parties and groups in Finland

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Migrant Tales

Migrant Tales has shown on a number of blogs how neo-fascist groups like Golden Dawn of Greece, Hungary’s Jobbik and our own Finnish version of the latter, the Perussuomalaiset (PS) party, are examples of the growing intolerance in Europe. Any sensible immigrant, visible minority and European should be worried by the situation. 

In Finland, our collective denial of racism is so deeply rooted that even in our history we deny being allies of Nazi Germany during the Continuation War (1941-44). Officially, we were a co-belligerent of Nazi Germany, but not minor allies like Hungary, Bulgaria or Romania.

Instead of going around in circles with such nuances that aim to hide the real fact, that we were at war with Nazi Germany against the former Soviet Union, we must find the courage to look at the issue closer at hand so we can free ourselves from the chains of the past.

Why were we allies of Nazi Germany? The explanation that you’ll hear boils down to revenge for the Winter War (1939-40) and our deep hatred of our old foe and master, the Russians. We went to bed with Germany in 1941 because Finland believed the Nazis would win the war.

What kind of world would we live in today if Nazi Germany would have triumphed in Europe? For one, this writer would not be here today because part of my family was Jewish.

We can already see how extremist groups like Suomen Sisu and parties like the PS have changed their tactics on how they attack immigrants and our ever-growing cultural diversity. Many don’t have to make inflammatory racist statements as before because they have today much more power than before.

A good example is a Suomen Sisu statement, where the far right anti-immigration association, which holds pretty much the same ideas about cultural diversity as the Ku Klux Klan and the U.S. American Nazi Party, calls for immigrants to integrate by learning Finnish, getting an education and a job.

Should we believe them? Certainly not. It’s only a red herring to hide their hate agenda, which is now being repackaged and marketed for a wider audience.

Two videos below of skinhead, neo-Nazi and anti-immigration groups throws back a disturbing question at our faces: Would this be possible on a much greater scale in Finland?

Certainly there’s such a danger and potential for our intolerance to escalate into further violence. The PS and the silence of other political parties are the best indication of our xenophobia and our opposition to cultural diversity. Certainly there’s also the euro crisis that brought voters to the the PS, but how do you explain its April 2011 election victory, when it received 19.1% of the vote (39 seats in parliament) versus 4.05% (5 seats) in 2007?

Such a major shift in the political paradigm in Finland doesn’t happen by chance. It comes from somewhere and buds at the right time.

Matters will unfortunately get worse in Finland before they improve.

The only way that immigrants, visible minorities and Finns can challenge the menace that Finland faces today is by reacting to it.

Complacency and silence to intolerance is waving a white flag at those who seek to not only defeat you but change our society permanently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLUxuq-E9yA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&v=IuOVgx3Zh6E&NR=1

Suomen Sisu and its red herrings: Radical Islamists are now gaining a foothold in Finland

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Migrant Tales

Suomen Sisu, a far right anti-immigration association, said in a statement today that it was concerned about “radical Islamists” gaining a foothold in  Finland after Anjem Courdary’s visit to Helsinki on Thursday.  

Is the extremist association were honest, it would take a good look at itself in the mirror and warn us as well about neo-Nazi groups like Golden Dawn of Greece, Hungary’s Jobbik and other far right anti-immigration groups threatening Europe these days. In that group it should include itself.

While Suomen Sisu speaks in the future tense of an oncoming threat to Europe by Muslims, these don’t hold water. According to the EU Terrorism and Situation Report 2012, most terrorist attacks in 2011 were carried out by ethno nationalist and separatist terrorist groups. Who could forget Anders Breivik?

The Suomen Sisu statement reveals beyond any doubt that the association is the same group it used to be. It still holds the same views on cultural diversity like the Ku Klux Klan and U. S. American Nazi Party.

The most recent scandal suffered by the Perussuomalaiset (PS) is by Vaasa councilman Risto Helin, who gave a clock with Hitler and swastikas to a neo-Nazi club in that city.

Olli Immonen, Suomen Sisu president, is a PS MP.

Suomen Sisu attempts to pull a fast one at the end of the statement with a Timo Soini stunt.

What is a Soini stunt? Stating with a poker face, and sometimes even with crocodile tears, that you’re against racism. It’s something like Heinrich Himmler telling you that he’s not anti-Semitic even if he leads a vast network of mass murderers working overtime at concentration camps.

The statement claims at the end: “The best way to ensure that immigrants don’t radicalize is to get them to adapt to Finland’s society by teaching them [our] language, education and by getting work…The only way to maintain stability in society is by immigrants adapting to our society and not staying outside of it..”

Can we believe such a claim? Is there any logic in it? Has Suomen Sisu turned over a new leaf?

Not really. Just like racism, it’s logic is an irrational and immoral social construct.

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