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6/23/2025, 9:04:36 PM No.508490651
https://www.haaretz.com/jewish/finn-insists-jews-do-control-u-s-media-1.5267168
>A Finnish lawmaker reportedly has dismissed criticism of his references to "Jewish control" over U.S. politics as "a pure analysis of foreign policy."
>According to the Finnish broadcaster YLE, lawmaker Pertti Salolainen sent the broadcaster an email on Saturday in which he denied he had made anti-Semitic statements when he said Friday that the United States had "a large Jewish population who have a significant control of the money and the media. The U.S. for internal political reasons is afraid to become adequately involved. This is a sad truth about U.S. politics."
>Mark Weitzman, the Wiesenthal Center's director of Government Affairs, wrote to Ritva Koukku-Ronde, the Finnish ambassador to the United States, "that such remarks can come from a pillar of the political elite in Finland is dismaying and astonishing; but that this remark was unchallenged makes it appear that such ideas are part of acceptable discourse in Finland."
We have a tendency to dismiss them as weird Mongols but is it fair to say that Finland seems kind of based?
>A Finnish lawmaker reportedly has dismissed criticism of his references to "Jewish control" over U.S. politics as "a pure analysis of foreign policy."
>According to the Finnish broadcaster YLE, lawmaker Pertti Salolainen sent the broadcaster an email on Saturday in which he denied he had made anti-Semitic statements when he said Friday that the United States had "a large Jewish population who have a significant control of the money and the media. The U.S. for internal political reasons is afraid to become adequately involved. This is a sad truth about U.S. politics."
>Mark Weitzman, the Wiesenthal Center's director of Government Affairs, wrote to Ritva Koukku-Ronde, the Finnish ambassador to the United States, "that such remarks can come from a pillar of the political elite in Finland is dismaying and astonishing; but that this remark was unchallenged makes it appear that such ideas are part of acceptable discourse in Finland."
We have a tendency to dismiss them as weird Mongols but is it fair to say that Finland seems kind of based?
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