In a normal age and country, politicians and bureaucrats like her would be brought up on charges and jailed.
Both Nerg and her cohorts in government failed the Finnish people by opening up the borders to over 30 000 men of fighting age (some even jihadists who committed atrocities) to take advantage of the over bloated Finnish welfare system. The government at the time should have said to the EU, ”if you’re going to suspend certain agreed to laws, then we are under no obligation to act against our own self interests, wereject every single asylum seeker and refugee that traveled through safe countries to get to our (Finland’s) borders.”
NOTE: All of this hand wringing after all the damage that has been done, in terms of women/children being raped and abused, hundreds of millions of euros wasted and still have illegals refusing to leave, is a bit too much to take.
Päivi Nerg to Yle: We failed in the communication of refugee crisis
Monday 27.11.2017 at 08.29
According to Nerg, better communication could have prevented extremist phenomena caused by large numbers of refugees. (JARNO SIX / AOP)
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior, Päivi Nerg, felt that the refugee crisis was best managed in Europe, but it was unsuccessful in communications.
– If we had jointly communicated better with the municipalities to deal with issues related to the establishment of reception centers and to describe to the public what in Europe is happening on wider scale. Perhaps a little bit of the fear could have been alleviated, could always do better in that, Nerg comments on YLE’s morning tv on Monday.
According to her, better communication could have prevented extremist phenomena caused by large numbers of refugees.
– Even better to be prepared to face such a situation. What can Finland do more in the countries of origin?
Nerg tells Yle that almost 13,000 refugees from 2015 have been granted asylum and residence permits.
– They need to be more involved in society. Those who have not been granted permission must find a secure homecoming.
The Supreme Court has ruled that forced return of minors must be handled in cooperation with carers and authorities.
More than one in three have received asylum. According to the Ministry of the Interior, almost 33,000 refugees came to Finland in 2015.
Nerg moves from the beginning of the year to the Ministry of Finance to respond to the national implementation of military reform.
H/T: Angela Siniwaara
