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Immigration, World Poverty and Gumballs

Published on: January 3rd, 2019
Modified on: September 30th, 2022



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Effi: Finnish police censors a critic of censorship

Published on: February 15th, 2008
Modified on: February 16th, 2008

http://www.effi.org/julkaisut/tiedotteet/lehdistotiedote-2008-02-12-en.html

This is an English translation of the original Finnish press release at

http://www.effi.org/julkaisut/tiedotteet/lehdistotiedote-2008-02-12.html

Press release 12 February 2008
Electronic Frontier Finland - Effi ry

Electronic Frontier Finland (Effi) demands the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) of Finland to explain why it has censored a net site that criticises Internet censorship.

NBI maintains a secret blocking list of web sites allegedly containing child pornography, pursuant to a law passed last year. [Most of the major Finnish Internet service providers use this list in a DNS based filtering system under pressure from the government.] The purpose of the law is to prevent the access to the foreign sites that contain child pornography.

Now the censorship list has been appended with a site called lapsiporno.info [translates to childpornography.info] that is maintained by a Finnish Internet activist Matti Nikki. The site does not contain child pornography, but articles that criticise censorship and a list of blocked IP addresses.

Leena Romppainen, a member of the Effi board wonders: "If the site really had some illegal content, wouldn't the correct solution be to take the site down and take the site owner to the court? The site is located on a Finnish server and the name of the site owner appears visibly on the root page of the site."

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Paper money disappearing in Sweden

Published on: November 6th, 2005
Modified on: November 6th, 2005

Translated from a Finnish article, which in turn has been written off "Dagens Nyheter", a Swedish publication.

 

Sweden is threatened by acute lack of cash. The Swedish workers' union for transporters stopped all shipments on Thursday because of continued robberies. The union demands police protection for their deliveries.

The banks have requested people to use cards. Also big department stores recommend their customers to pay with cards.

The banks wish to remind that cash withdrawals should be avoided.

"This is not only because of yesterday's robbery. This is a continuous matter of security. If your bank card is stolen, you can always secure your money by shutting down the card. . Stolen cash is gone forever", the deputy PR chief of Handelsbanken, Johan Lagerström, says in Dagens Nyheter magasine.

On Friday noon the banks had not yet seen signs about hoarding cash.. Many banks have however made preparations for the weekend because of the stopped shipments of cash. In addition, bank card requests will be processed faster than usual. "We shall process the requests for cards all weekend. A card requested today will be ready by Monday", promises Lagerström.

Masked robbers blew up a Securitas (company) cash delivery vehicle in Stora Höga on Thursday, north from Göteborg city and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.

Over 30 cash shipments have been robbed on either roads or from security companies' warehouses in Sweden this year.

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Chemtrails in Southern Finland?

Published on: June 10th, 2003
Modified on: February 24th, 2005







Hakunila, Southern Finland

20.05.2002

Hakunila, Southern Finland

20.05.2002
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