🚀 go-pugleaf

> > ...about the virus anology...ever notice a satell pix of modern
> > civilization on the face of the earth is just like a colony of virus
> > on the host? it begged the question are we the virus plague apon the
> > planet?>
> 
> Luckily we do have a cure for this plague:
> http://www.kolumbus.fi/jik/sarastus/penaintr.htm
> 
> In Finland we have only 3% of foreign descent, compared to Sweden's
> 40%, and thus this guy's 50 years of premonitory sermons did have a
> covert effect, inspite of being officially comdemned.

Though I'm an immigrant myself, my position on the issue is, we need
to fix our own problems, and then we leave your land. Ironically we
may find that immigrants and racists have something in common,
particularly with a country like Finland which is a country...

Emigration from Finland

Finland has traditionally been a country of emigration. Over one
million finnish people has moved from Finland since 1900, half of that
before World War II. Without any emigration there would be 6-7 million
inhabitants in Finland. The most important wave of emigration started
from the 1860's and went on to the 1930's, when emigrants headed
mainly for North America. The next wave of dimension was the
emigration to Sweden which started in the 1950's and diminished in the
1970's.

Finding relatives in America has become some kind of a hobby for many.
For people living in America, Europe is the major continent where
their ancestors left. Ancestors from Finland can be found, even if the
number of immigrants from Finland was only about 0.5 % of all
immigrants to America. Usually people from the large emigration areas
in Finland tried to settle together in the same areas in the United
States. Most of the emigrants were men.

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You see, Finland used to be a very backward country, but now is #1. We
have quite a bit to learn from Scandinavia...

http://committed.to/justiceforpeace