IS SHE 1-2?
by Ake Tyvi Monday, Mar. 17, 2003 at 5:02 PM
mraketyvi@hotmail.com Rasink. 10D, 01360 VANTAA

Famous Finnish boxer and just selected Member of Parliament says "She is a lebsian". Famous Finnish boxer and just selected Member of Parliament says "She is a lebsian".

Is she 1-2?

"Tony Halme called Tarja Halonen 'a lesbian' in an radio interview

The becoming member of the Parliament, Tony Halme (ps), called President Tarja Halonen 'a lesbian' in YLE's (Finnish National Broadcasting Company) Radio 1 'Keskipäivän peili' -program interview, yesterday.

- Someone asked me, is it possible, that this kind of a thing happens. Me told him, that it is not impossible. We have a lesbian President, and me as a member of the Parliament. It seems to be, that everything can be possible. I'm gonna take some distance to Perussuomalaiset -party. Me came through in their lines, but me came through as an in independent member. And now I'm gonna drive this me own system, Halme told in radio.*"

According to another Finnish evening newspaper Iltalehti, Tony Halme say he never lies. Tony Halme may bring the extra brightness to normal Parliament work (national reference equal to 'House of Commons'), than Mr Veikko Vennamo brought at the time he was working a Parliament member. -With the exception of a boxer a bit more hard to remove from the Parliament full session than his colleague.

Those who are not aware of Tony Halme should be told him being one of the famous Finnish boxer. And those who are not aware of Tarja Halonen's history, besides her being the President of Finland, can be revealed her having worked intensively for the sexual equality in SETA in her past. Tarja Halonen is a member a Socialist Party and supports Stanism together with her husband. There are no clear indicators how Marxist policy supports religions, but Stanist lining may support some theories related to bringing up these people.

Youngsters, who over twelve usually makes the difference themselves, and most of us do not have to.



*Source I: http://www.iltasanomat.fi/uutiset/kotimaa.asp Iltasanomat 18.3.2003, translator: Åke Tyvi

Source II: http://www.iltalehti.fi Iltalehti 18.3.2003

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