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These are questions which a Finnish journalist cannot make to a representant of a Finnish oligarchy. Perhaps foreign journalists can make them and thus help to pave a way for a more open minded Finnish debate athmosphere:

-Why there cannot be a referendum about mandatory Swedish language education?

-Why president Halonen undersigned Finland's Language Act on Sweden's National Day? (6.6.2003)

-Why the Chairman of Language Act Committee mr. Pekka Hallberg recieved a high rank decoration from the State of Sweden having finished his work as a Chairman of Language Act Committee?

-Why secretary of Language Act Committee mister Sten Palmgren (Ministry of Justice) recieved 10 000 euro prize from a Swedish Foundation for his work as a civil servant in the Committee?("There is no corruption in Finland")

-Why freedom of choice is unthinkable in the language education in Finnish schools?

-Is mandatory Swedish language education politics or pedagogics in Finland?

-Why the quotas for Finnish speaking Finns are only 80 % in the business economics at the Finnish universities allthought they compose over 90 % of the total population of Finland?

-Why the Finns who want freedom of choice in the language education are called fascists and bigots in Finland?

-Why Swedish Popular Party is in the group of Liberals in the European Parliament allthought they are against freedom of choice in the language education and oppose equal opportunities in the higher education?

-Why Aland's autonomy is used as an excuse for the opression of Finnish speaking Alanders?

-Why Finland's minority politics cannot be harmonized with Sweden's minority politics?

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