Posts Tagged “Finnish Sisu”
Jussi Halla-aho was a popular candidate of True Finns in the general election in April, only shadowed by Timo Soini. Halla-aho was then given the chair of Finnish Parliament’s Administration Committee. The issues handled by the committee include immigration, policy, gun and municipality policies. The immigration and gun policies are among Halla-aho’s heartfelt interests. So [...]
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- Tagged as: blog • Die Presse • Finland • Finnish Sisu • handgun • human value • immigration • Jussi Halla-aho • multiculturalism • National Socialists • parliamentary election • Timo Soini • True Finns
The Finnish populist party True Finns that gained 34 seats in the parliament election in April 17 are a mixed bag. However, one tight group within the party are the members of nationalist association Finnish Sisu (Suomen Sisu). They got four members elected in the general election: Jussi Halla-aho, James Hirvisaari, Olli Immonen and Juho Eerola. [...]
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- Tagged as: fascism • Finland • Finnish Sisu • Hommaforum • immigrants • James Hirvisaari • Juho Eerola • Jussi Halla-aho • multiculturalism • Muslims • Olli Immonen • parliamentary election • True Finns
