Henrik Holappa Was Screwed By His Own Government
QUOTE
On 9 March, while riding with journalist John de Nugent in
his car on a country road north of Pittsburgh, 23-year old Finnish asylum seeker
Henrik Holappa was suddenly arrested, slapped in handcuffs and leg-irons and
whisked off to the local county jail. He now faces deportation back to his
native Finland, where he could be jailed 4.5 years for expressing his opinions.
By
American standards, Holappa has committed absolutely no crimes in Finland. Most
Americans would say the same thing about his stay in America. In fact many
individuals such as de Nugent and myself would say that he is by nature
honorable and patriotic.
Holappa
served honorably in both the active and reserve Finnish armed forces from 2001
up until 2007, when he was dishonorably discharged for his political views. He
discovered afterwards that he could not even get a job as a security guard. The
state security police, SUPO, had put the word out to potential employers.
UNQUOTE
The American government was eager to abuse this asylum seeker's rights while
inciting millions of Hispanics to crime. That is the ugly reality of the modern
political scene.
