The Fulford File: Mikko Ellilä and the Finnish Inquisition

Here is a post you may find overwhelming in its links and documentation and striking in the case against Mikko Ellilä. Please see The Finnquisition And VDARE.COM in The Fulford File by James Fulford. The post was published May 13, 2008 with references to Mark Steyn, Ezra Levant, and others, most notably, Mikko Ellilä, whom I have covered here. Mikko Ellilä has been accused and convicted in Finland of something like enciting racial tensions. What was Mikko Ellilä's "crime"? He spoke the truth about cultural differences but, alas, in a multicultural world where moral equivalency is the "rule" all cultures are equal, right? Take female mutilation, although against the law in Finland, is accepted practice (?) - it's a cultural thing. Then is it a "religious" thing? And, by extension, seems 'honor killings' should just be old hat. Your daughter dates the "wrong" sort of boy, kill your daughter and get a medal. Your wife or daughter is raped; kill your wife or daughter and throw a party for the rapist. It is a "religious"/"cultural" thing so if you subscribe to xyz belief system, you can murder at will. If you don't, well, you have to abide by the law. If your "religion"/"culture" allows and encourages you to lie to infidels, well, hey, get on with it - you can lie to infidel law enforcement with impunity, right? Without condemning the Finns - who are caught in the world of Catch 22 with the rest of us, where legal insanity is the norm and common sense the crime - the article by James Fulford is worth your time. Reading the links is even more astounding. The United States of America is doing essentially the same thing as Finland - importing crime, corruption, murder of its citizens, and disease. We are now having outbreaks of TB and other diseases we had eradicated. We now have over 30,000 estimated members of MS-13 living here, hence our first beheading case in Northern Virginia a few years back when a couple of gang members decided to punish a few relatives by beheading two of the children. Lovely, just lovely. Mikko Ellilä is right - the Finnish government can like it or not. They are importing problems that may seem small now but will grow to become serious and impossible to manage in the near future. Anyone remember pictures of suburbs of Paris burning?