Rami Kurimo

Rami Kurimo wrote referring to an HS article that the author of the report, Sakari Kainulainen, had admitted that direct conclusions about the usefulness of immigrants could not be drawn from the report. Kurimo asked what this said about the quality of the report if its authors did not, in his opinion, believe in their own claims. #maahanmuutto #raportti #hyödyllisyys (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that the flags of Palestine and the Soviet Union were flying in France. He asked what this indicated about the riots in France and the Palestine movement, and mentioned sources like Instagram and the New York Times. https://t.co/RWuJSHVUkI #Palestiina #Ranska #Mellakat (translated)

Rami Kurimo commented on the government's decision and wrote that in the future, people would have better opportunities to find out what the state, welfare areas, and municipalities purchased, from whom, and for what amount. He referred to Helsingin Sanomat as a source. https://t.co/8ALlDU3Vbc #hallitus #oikeudet #läpinäkyvyys (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that Hassen Ben Brahim Makhlouf, 60, had been sentenced to over four years in prison for sexual offenses. He asked why Makhlouf was in Finland and if he could be removed from the country. Kurimo mentioned that he would be leaving for Iltalehti. https://t.co/vwvPnjSlxr #seksuaalirikokset #Suomi #oikeus (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote in The Guardian that half of British Muslims felt that banning homosexuality by law was necessary. He asked what would happen to the rights of sexual minorities if the number of Muslims in Europe increased significantly. https://t.co/Du3U1XocVv #homoseksuaalisuus #seksuaalivähemmistöt #muslimit (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote to IL, referring to armed and masked individuals who had attempted to bring a group of 20 illegal immigrants across the Latvian border. According to him, the armed individuals had also threatened soldiers of the Latvian armed forces. Kurimo stated that every member of parliament should understand the importance of the security of the eastern border. https://t.co/vCy2WTKXoW #turvallisuus #maahanmuutto #Latvia (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that, in his opinion, in development aid, the poorer people of wealthy countries transfer money to the wealthy of poorer countries. He also claimed that Finland took on debt to distribute money abroad, and asked whether this made sense. He cited Kauppalehti as a source. https://t.co/fNpy9wfXTs #kehitysapu #velka #rahajako (translated)

Rami Kurimo listed as convicted Shear Abdon, Isse Adenin, Badr Falah Ahmedin, Cebrail Akelin, Ugur Akelin, Umit Akelin, Muhammad Ardallan Alin, Houssemeddine Ammarin, Sahin Denizin, Bashar Ibrahimin, Sevim Abdullahin, Mehmet Söylemezin, Abdulkarim Ibrahimin, and Mohamed Ragoubin. He asked how much Finnish taxpayers' money would be spent on their prison sentences' implementation. Kurimo cited HS as the source. #vankeus #verotus #Suomi (translated)

Rami Kurimo pondered the topic of development aid and corruption and asked how sensible it was for Finland to send money to Africa and whether there were better uses for the funds in Finland. He referred to a news article from MTV Uutiset. https://t.co/m15z2OYv4Z #kehitysapu #korruptio #Suomi (translated)

Rami Kurimo described open drug dealing in Puhos. He wrote that families with children did not want to come to the restaurant and that drug dealing had brought violence and fights with it. Kurimo asked if the environment sounded safe and mentioned that he would leave for HS. https://t.co/ebedmTRAQW #huumeet #väkivalta #turvallisuus (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that Faizullah Jaqubi had forced a 13-year-old into unprotected intercourse, after which the child became pregnant and had to undergo an abortion. According to Kurimo, the appellate court did not convict Jaqubi of rape, and the decision was contrary to the legal understanding of many Finns. He cited IL as a source. https://t.co/wroW3vUSAw #raiskaus #lapsi #oikeus (translated)

Rami Kurimo wondered whether the increase in demand for female taxi drivers was surprising, if more and more women were, according to him, raped by taxi drivers from the Middle East or North Africa. He announced that he would leave IL. https://t.co/qzzzBB0Xle #naiset #taksit #naistaksikuskit (translated)

Rami Kurimo referred to Puhos, according to which Finnish was hardly heard there, and cited Iltalehti as the source. He asked whether it was reasonable for Finland to accept immigrants whom he described as unwilling to integrate and wanting to make Finland an environment similar to that of the Middle East. https://t.co/cz6rQf8bFe #maahanmuutto #kotoutuminen #Suomi (translated)

Rami Kurimo asked whether France was becoming a developing country. Referring to the Daily Mail, he wrote that students had set fires in several schools and attacked teachers. According to him, violence had initially occurred particularly in immigrant-dense areas, and far-left activists had further incited it. #Ranska #kehitysmaa #väkivalta (translated)

Rami Kurimo put against each other the dignity of the person he depicted as a triple rapist and the right to avoid deportation to a country that is too dangerous, as well as the dignity of Finns and their right to a safe life without the threat posed by that individual. He referred to Iltalehti as the source. https://t.co/a3ygD1AG1c #ihmisarvo #turvallisuus #maahanmuutto (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that the deportation of a Somali man convicted of murder and rape had been halted. According to him, the administrative court found that Migri could not decide on the deportation without first clarifying the grounds for the man's secondary protection revocation. Kurimo described secondary protection as possible for individuals who could be threatened with serious harm in their home country. He asked whether the man should be deported to Somalia if returning could cause him such harm. He cited IS as a source. #Somalia #Karkotukset #Maahanmuutto (translated)

Should there also be relief for those who 1) Drive a car without a driver's license 2) Travel on a train without a ticket 3) Hunt without a hunting license 4) Act as doctors without a degree 5) Perform electrical installations without qualifications https://t.co/f6qx8EJobe #lainkuuliaisuus #turvallisuus #yhteiskunta (translated)