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Julkaistu 9.9.2015OULU, FINLAND — Refugee Fahad Firas, 19, met with Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila at the Oulu Refugee center and claimed to be a 17-year-old kidnapped orphan, but his social media accounts paint a different picture.
According to a report by MVLEHTI, Firas is actually two months away from his 20th birthday. Firas' Facebook page shows that he is bodybuilder who traveled to several different European countries including Germany, Switzerland and Bulgaria before ending up in Finland. He claims to have spent time in jail for a violent crime and served in the military.
In a show of goodwill, after meeting with refugees, Sipila offered the use of his house in Kempele, Finland to refugees at the end of this year, when he and his family move to southern Finland. The estimated number of refugees in Finland soared from 3,600 last year to 30,000 this year, and 80 percent of them are young men.
Amid the wave of refugees, some countries are hesitant to allow them to gain asylum, citing fears that terrorists may join the ranks of the diaspora and that radical Islamic activists and members of Al-Qaeda might slip through the immigration cracks.
Julkaistu 9.9.2015OULU, FINLAND — Refugee Fahad Firas, 19, met with Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila at the Oulu Refugee center and claimed to be a 17-year-old kidnapped orphan, but his social media accounts paint a different picture.
According to a report by MVLEHTI, Firas is actually two months away from his 20th birthday. Firas' Facebook page shows that he is bodybuilder who traveled to several different European countries including Germany, Switzerland and Bulgaria before ending up in Finland. He claims to have spent time in jail for a violent crime and served in the military.
In a show of goodwill, after meeting with refugees, Sipila offered the use of his house in Kempele, Finland to refugees at the end of this year, when he and his family move to southern Finland. The estimated number of refugees in Finland soared from 3,600 last year to 30,000 this year, and 80 percent of them are young men.
Amid the wave of refugees, some countries are hesitant to allow them to gain asylum, citing fears that terrorists may join the ranks of the diaspora and that radical Islamic activists and members of Al-Qaeda might slip through the immigration cracks.
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Juuri näin. Mutta kun se on niin lutunen. Kohta se asuu Sipilän talossa. :)
Sipilä antoi kutsun suomeen mahtuu maahanmuuttajat, vaikka saksasta ja sveitsistä jos suomessa saa paremmat tuet, leikataan suomen työttömiltä ja pienipalkkaisilta työntekijöiltä, reilu mies tämä miljönääri, ei suosi suomalsita paitsi rikkaita joita suojelee kaikin tavoin.
Joo itse ihmettelen, että hän ei ole antanut kotiaan jo aiemmin suomalaisille kodittomille. Niitäkin riittäisi.
Kyllä on hyysärien naamasas katsomista, kun alkaa pommit paukkumaan ja mellakat heidän lasten raiskaukset!